Sky Gazing : Patanjali's Yoga sutras

Sutra 43: Memoryless Merging


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स्मृतिपरिशुद्धौ स्वरूपशून्येवार्थमात्रनिर्भासा निर्वितर्का ॥४३॥

smṛti-pariśuddhau sva-rūpa-śūnya-iva-artha-mātra-nirbhāsā nirvitarkā ||43||

"Distinctive (wordless) thought-transformation is that in which the mind shines out as the object alone on the cessation of memory, and is as it were devoid of its own nature."

The purpose of this sutra is to describe the nature of the second stage of Samapatti, the state of thought-transformation, in the sub category of distinct wordless.

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