tat — that; etat — that; divā — by day; adhīyānaḥ — meditating; rātri-kr̥tam — done at night; pāpam — sin; nāśayati — destroys; naktam — at night; adhīyānaḥ — meditating; divasa-kr̥taṁ — done during the day; pāpam — sin; nāśayati — destroys; tat — that; etat — that; vedānām — of the Vedas; rahasyaṁ — secret; tat — that; etat — that; upaniṣadām — of the Upaniṣads; rahasyaṁ — secret; etat — that; adhīyānaḥ — meditating; sarva-ṛtu-phalaṁ — the fruits of all seasons; labhate — attains; śāntim — peace; eti — attains; manaḥ-śuddhim — purity of heart; eti — attains; sarva-tīrtha-phalam — the result of all pilgrimages; labhate — attains; ya — who; evam — this; veda — knows; deha-bandhāt — from the bondage of the material body; vimucyate — becomes free; ity — thus; upaniṣat — the Upaniṣad;
TRANSLATION
One who meditates on Him during the day become free from the sins of the previous night. One who meditates on Him at night become free from the sins of the previous day. This is the secret of the Vedas. This is the secret of the Upaniṣads. By meditating on Him one attains the fruits of all seasons, one attains peace, one attains a pure heart, one attains the result of all piligrimages. He who knows this becomes free from again entering a material body. Thus the Upaniṣad.
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