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Adhikar Seventeenth
[Dhyana-Stuti] Yatra gachchati param paripākam, pākaśāsanapadam tṛṇakalpam | Svaprakāśasukhabodhamayaṁ tat, dhyānameva bhavanāśi bhajadhvam ||1||
Meaning: When the seeker attains the highest state of maturity in dhyāna yoga, then the position of Indra also seems like a straw to him. Therefore, partake in that dhyāna which is self-illuminating, blissful, and destroyer of worldly illusions. ||1||
Āturairapi jaḍairapi sākṣāt sutyajā hi viṣayā na tu rāgaḥ | Dhyānavāṁstu paramadyutidarśī tṛptiṁ āpya na tamaṛcchati bhūyaḥ ||2||
Meaning: Even the impatient and dull-witted can easily abandon objects directly, but not the attachment (rasa) to those objects. But the dhyāna yogi, after seeing the light of the Supreme Self, becomes satisfied and does not accept that attachment again. ||2||
Yā niśā sakalabhūtagṇānāṁ dhyānino dinamahautsava eṣaḥ | Yatra jāgrati ca te'bhinivistā dhyānino bhavatī tatra suṣuptiḥ ||3|| 218
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