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## The Special Feature of the Yogic Perspective 1. Mitra Keshti:
**‘Mitra’**
Now, each perspective, while explaining the process of Yoga, says:
“In Mitra, the vision is weak, Yama, Iccha, etc. are here; Akheda in Devakarya, etc., and Advesha elsewhere.” (21)
**Explanation:**
In the Mitra perspective, (1) the vision is weak, (2) Yama, Iccha, etc. are present, (3) Akheda (non-attachment) in Devakarya (divine work), etc., and (4) Advesha (non-hatred) elsewhere.
This is the main characteristic of this creation, which is truly reflected in all names.
**Analysis:**
Because of the Mitra-bhaava (friendly attitude) towards the world, the mind is free from hatred. This is why it is said, “Mitra ne satramuji veru melyu na melyu” (A friend does not get hatred).
**Vritti:**
Mitrayaam - in the Mitra perspective, Darshan melyu - the vision is weak, like the light of a firefly, a blade of grass, or a spark.
Cham - Yama, Ahimsa, etc. are the characteristics, and Iccha, etc. are the divisions. It is said, “Advittaana taiyatracharyaastraa: chanaa” - Ahimsa, Satya, Asteya, Brahmacharya, and Aparigraha are the five Yamas (restraints). And the divisions of Yama are Iccha (desire), Pravritti (activity), Stha (state), and Siddhi (achievement), which will be explained later.
**Vena Revaacho:**
Devakaya, etc. - Akheda, the word ‘aada’ (etc.) includes Guru (teacher). In such situations, due to the satisfaction of such needs, there is no Khed (regret), but only activity. Just like in the case of headache, etc., there is activity in the form of seeking relief from the pain.
Advesha - and Advesha, Ansar, Gapatra tu - elsewhere, that is, in places other than Devakarya, etc., there is Advesha. Because, due to the ignorance of the truth, there is a feeling of ‘me’ and ‘mine’, but due to the non-arising of the seed of that feeling (because the seed does not sprout), there is a desire for the realization of the truth. Therefore, there is no worry elsewhere, and even in the presence of worry, there is a slight spark of compassion.