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## Tashaṣṭi: Summary - Yoga-drṣṭi Kalaśa Kāvya
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“Śāstra ghaṇā mati thāḍalī....man॰ śiṣṭa kahe te pramāṇa re....man॰
Suyaśa lahe e bhāvathi....man॰ ma kare jūṭha kāṇu re....man”—chāga॰ sajjāya-2-5
Tārādrṣṭi Sārāṁśa
This Tārādrṣṭi—
(1) Darśīn, like a weak ember of cow dung, with a weak state of being. Hi. (2) The second limb of the fourfold path, niyama, is present. (3) The abandonment of the second mental affliction, called udvega. (4) The second virtue, called jijñāsā, manifests.
In addition to these, this group of virtues is also present: (1) Supreme love for the stories of the yagis. (2) Respect for pure yagis, their care as much as possible. Therefore, there is a rise in devotion, the destruction of petty disturbances, and conformity to the righteous. (3) Escape from the fear of rebirth. (4) Proper conduct, improper misconduct. (5) Curiosity towards those who are more virtuous. (6) Regret and suffering due to one's own lack of virtue. (7) Dispassion for the world, a desire to be free from it. (8) Wonder at the exemplary conduct of the righteous. (9) A feeling of "what the righteous say is the standard," abandonment of self-will.
Tārādrṣṭi Table 5
Abandonment of the Fourfold Path
Attainment of Virtue
Abandonment of Udvega Jijñāsā
(Anudvega)
Darśana
Like a
Cow Dung Ember
Second Limb of the Fourfold Path
Other Group of Virtues
{ Love for the stories of the yagis, respect for the yogis
{
Conformity, escape from the fear of rebirth,
Proper conduct, improper misconduct
...Curiosity towards the virtuous, regret due to one's own lack of virtue.
{ Dispassion for the world, conformity to the righteous.
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Chāgaṣṭi Kalaśa Kāvya —: Madākāntā: In Tārā, the vision is more open than in the first, the fourfold path, what kind of village fire does the darśīn see; with true faith, he always walks the path of the scriptures,
The seeker, like a lion cub, walks with humility.
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