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The Essence of Alaashti
Here, the vision is firm like a blazing fire, and the third limb of the yag, the asana, is attained. Due to the absence of false desires, there is a state of blissful ease everywhere. There is a continuous flow of uninterrupted movement, and due to the absence of obstacles, all actions are performed with dedication.
The third virtue, called Shushrusha, is attained here. This young, happy man has a desire to hear divine music, as intense as the desire for water in a parched land. This Shushrusha is like a stream of wisdom, flowing like a river. Without it, listening is like digging a well in a barren land - futile. Even if listening doesn't happen, the influence of this Shushrusha brings about a good result through the body, which becomes the cause of excellent wisdom.
The Collection of Yag
Here, the third mental flaw, called Kshepa, is abandoned. Therefore, there is no accusation related to the fourfold path, and there is skill and expertise in the remedy for the fourfold path. Also, there are no obstacles in the matter of equipment, and due to the abandonment of sin, there is a great, unobstructed state. The table of clear vision -
Yaganga
Abandonment of Dhasha
Abandonment of Kshepa Dosha
Ignorance regarding equipment
Vision
Firm like a blazing fire
Asana
Blissful ease due to the absence of desires
Continuous flow of uninterrupted movement
Attainment of virtue
Shushrusha. Like a stream of wisdom. As intense as a young, happy man. Skill in the remedy for the fourfold path
Yagvrushti Kalash Kavya
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Bhujangi:
In clear vision, like a blazing fire, in the clear land, the appropriate conduct is believed; the essence of true Shushrusha is embraced, the yagi never experiences accusation in the fourfold path. 46. Abandoning the study of the body, which is without beginning, one joins the study of the self; the yagi remains in a state of blissful ease, immersed in the twenty-four principles. 47.