English meaning
And when on account of this pure sattwa guna, that thoughtless swarup is un- derstood then, hanumanta should be called the lord of the prana (ie. the Knower of the breath). But when the breath/prana is not remembered then this `all' becomes an empty and useless thing (ie. that thoughtless swarup is beyond the prana and this wind also. You are the lord of the prana when everything is forgotten and your prana merges in the wind. For when the mind has been killed or surrendered then, names and forms do not arise and what is perceived is a world without name and form and the limiting concept, "I am a body". This is knowledge or the `all' or the wind. Then `here' there is a constant awareness of the rising and falling of this breath within knowledge and due to the ten vital winds (see V. 4, 5) there is the functioning of the body but, as the limiting concept of "I am a body" is gone, this breathing and these actions of the body are not considered as any different from this whole moving action of knowledge. In this way, inside and outside does not remain, the pinda merges in the brahmanda, or the prana merges with the wind, or the jivatma becomes shivatma. Otherwise due to the `many' thoughts, there is the "I am a body" concept, a pinda, no awareness of this ever present breath, an inside and outside and then this `all' world is as if not there).