etā manoratha-mayīr
hānyasyoccāvacās tanūḥ
guṇa-sańgād upādatte
kvacit kaścij jahāti ca
etah -- these; manah-rathah-mayih -- achieved by meditation of the mind; ha -- certainly; anyasya -- of the body (who is separate from the self); ucca -- greater; avacah -- and lesser; tanuh -- bodily conditions; guna-sangat -- because of associating with the modes of nature; upadatte -- he accepts; kvacit -- sometimes; kascit -- someone; jahati -- gives up; ca -- and.
Although the material body is different from the self, because of the ignorance due to material association one falsely identifies oneself with the superior and inferior bodily conditions. Sometimes a fortunate person is able to give up such mental concoction.
One who has received the special mercy of the Supreme Lord is able to give up the mental concoction of bodily identification. Thus there is always a chance of escaping the cycle of birth and death.
