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## Bala Dristi
Bala Dristi is also called Tara Dristi. Now, it is called "Ala", so it is said here.
**"Sukhasanasamayuktam balaayaan darshanam dridham | Paraa cha tattvasushrushaa na kshepo yogagocharah ||49||"**
**Meaning:** In Bala Dristi, the vision is firm, combined with a comfortable posture. There is a supreme desire to listen to the truth, and there is no distraction in the path of yoga.
**Commentary:** The third Dristi is called Bala, like a burning log, there is no distraction, it is combined with a posture, and there is a search for listening to the truth.
**"Jinji! Dhan dhan tuj upadesh." - Gadh Sakzaye Ru-1**
The third Dristi called Bala, according to the previous sequence, has these characteristics: (1) Vision is like a burning log, (2) the third limb of speed is posture, (3) the third intention fault called distraction is abandoned, (4) the third virtue called listening is attained.
**"Kritti-Suhasanmaayu-Sukhasanathi samaayukt, sthira sukhasanavaala, varaayaan-bala dristima, -darshan, purve kahiyu hatu te (sat shraddhale che te darshan), dridh-dridh-kasht agnikana ni upmawaalu che etla mate. Paa j tannaaraashran-ane param tattva shushrusha-tattva, sambhalvani jijgnasa-param ichchha, utkantha, na kshe jan:-gochar-gavishyak kshep hat nahi te anugajanya hoy che, etla mate."**
**Meaning:** In Bala Dristi, the vision is firm, combined with a comfortable posture. It is like a burning log, as mentioned before. There is a supreme desire to listen to the truth, and there is no distraction in the path of yoga.