Priti Sandarbha 4.1-2 : More on Jivan-mukti and utkranta-mukti
Verses from the Third Canto, namely Kapila's teachings to Devahuti, and from the First Canto, describe the state of liberation in general terms, i.e., which can be applied to both brahma-sakshatkara and bhagavat-sakshatkara. Because of that, the original verse seems to be couched in the language of jnana and yoga, and the interpretations of Jiva Goswami give a slight slant that accommodate the devotional position. The text for Anuccheda 4. īdṛśam eva tan-mukti-lakṣaṇaṁ śrī-kāpileye "muktāśrayam" [bhā.pu. 3.28.35-38] ity-ādi-catuṣṭaye darśitam | tatra hi, pratinivṛtta-guṇa-pravāhaḥ san ātmānam paramātmānam īkṣata iti "muktāśrayam" [35] ity-ādau, sva-svarūpa-bhūte mahimni avasito niṣṭhāṁ prāptaḥ sann upalabdha-parātma-kāṣṭha iti "so’py etayā" [36] ity ādau, svarūpaṁ jīva-brahmaṇor yāthātmyam adhyagamad iti "dehaṁ ca" [37] ity ādau | evaṁ pratibuddha-vastur iti "deho’pi" [38] ity ādau ceti | tasmād asya prārabdha-karma-mātrāṇām ...