সিদ্ধলোকস্তু তমসঃ পারে যত্র বসন্তি হি সিদ্ধা ব্রহ্মসুখে মগ্না দৈত্যাশ্চ হরিণা হতাঃ
सिद्धलोकस्तु तमसः पारे यत्र वसन्ति हि सिद्धा ब्रह्मसुखे मग्ना दैत्याश्च हरिणा हताः
siddha-lokas tu tamasaḥ pāre yatra vasanti hi siddhā brahma-sukhe magnā daityāś ca hariṇā hatāḥ
Synonyms
siddha-lokaḥ—the Siddhaloka, or impersonal Brahman; tu—but; tamasaḥ—of darkness; pāre—beyond the jurisdiction; yatra—where; vasanti—reside; hi—certainly; siddhāḥ—the spiritually perfect; brahma-sukhe—in the transcendental bliss of becoming one with the Supreme; magnāḥ—absorbed; daityāḥ ca—as well as the demons; hariṇā—by the Supreme Personality of Godhead; hatāḥ—killed..
Translation
"Beyond the region of ignorance [the material cosmic manifestation] lies the realm of Siddhaloka. The Siddhas reside there, absorbed in the bliss of Brahman. Demons killed by the Lord also attain that realm."
Purport
Tamaḥ means darkness. The material world is dark, and beyond the material world is light. In other words, after passing through the entire material atmosphere, one can come to the luminous spiritual sky, whose impersonal effulgence is known as Siddhaloka. Māyāvādī philosophers who aspire to merge with the body of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, as well as demoniac persons such as Kaṁsa and Sisupala who are killed by Kṛṣṇa, enter that Brahman effulgence. Yogīs who attain oneness through meditation according to the Patañjali yoga system also reach Siddhaloka. This is a verse from the Brahmāṇḍa Purāṇa.