Vedajyot Jyotish Library
By: Vedajyot Research Mandal — led by founder Sneha Shukla
This article discusses the mastery achieved through the harmonization of the primary cause and elements related to the organs of perception, referred to as the five processes of knowing. These so-called 'Honey-Faced' perfections arise not merely from controlling the organs but from mastering the five forms of knowledge, including the primary cause.
A person who attains full discernment between sattva (the quality of purity and clarity) and the Self gains authority over all states of existence and possesses comprehensive knowledge. This discernment involves intuitive knowledge produced by discrimination, recognizing the essence of all things (gunas) whether quiescent or active.
The yogin whose mind is cleansed of rajas and tamas (passion and inertia) attains higher consciousness and mastery, leading to enhanced abilities (Vibhuti). The clarity achieved is due to the removal of obstacles, and the yogin maintains mastery by harmonizing the sattva aspect of the mind. This mastery grants authority over all states of existence and the power of action, encompassing both inactive and illuminated aspects of reality.
The article explores the mastery that comes with distinguishing between the quality of sattva and the Self, which empowers an individual with higher consciousness and enhanced capabilities. By understanding and harmonizing the elements of perception, one attains a deeper intuitive knowledge, leading to greater authority over existence. This mastery is not just about control over the senses but mastering the five forms of knowledge, thereby elevating one's state of consciousness.
Daily Remedy: Practice mindfulness and meditative techniques daily to foster clarity and awareness between your inner Self and external perceptions.
Q: What does achieving discernment between Sattva and Self mean? A: It signifies gaining clarity and understanding of the pure aspect of consciousness and the true essence of one’s being, leading to a harmonious state of awareness.
Q: How can yoga enhance one's abilities? A: Yoga enhances abilities through the cultivation of higher consciousness and the removal of mental obstacles, leading to greater clarity and intuitive knowledge.
Q: Why are the terms 'Honey-Faced' used in yoga? A: The term 'Honey-Faced' describes the sweetness and allure of the mastery achieved in understanding the forms of knowledge and the self, symbolizing a harmonious alignment in yoga practice.
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