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## **Sthirashti: Qualities attained through Yoga Sadhana**
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(6) **Maitri Adi Yukta Chitta** - The mind is filled with feelings of Maitri (friendliness) and other virtues due to the Yoga Sadhana practiced in the previous life. (7) **Vishayee Pratye Achet** - The mind is indifferent to objects. (8) **Prabhavavantapan** - Due to the influence of Yoga, the Yogi exhibits a unique aura that makes others feel awestruck. This aura creates a spontaneous impression of the Yogi being a powerful and influential person. (9) **Dhairya Vantpan** - The Yogi possesses extraordinary and divine patience due to complete self-reliance and perfect vision. (10) **Adhrushta** - The Yogi is unaffected by dualities like pleasure-pain, attachment-aversion, gain-loss, honor-dishonor, love-hate, birth-death, etc. In other words, the Yogi is not disturbed, moved, agitated, afraid, or panicked by these dualities. These dualities cannot influence the Yogi. (11) **Janpriyatva** - Such a Yogi is popular among people. Their presence brings joy to people, and they are loved naturally. They are considered **Priyadarshan** (pleasing to behold). These are some of the signs of a Yogi.
**Shweera Prabhavi, Aagle Chagthi, Mitra Adi Yukta Chitta;**
**Labh Ishta Na Rai Dwandva Ashta, Janpriyata Hai Nitya.... Dhan Dhan**
- Shri Chag S. 6-2.
(12) **Dosha Vyapya** - The vices like attachment, aversion, and delusion are eliminated or significantly reduced. As the firmness of **Samyag Darshan** (right vision) increases, the power of these three vices (attachment, aversion, and delusion) weakens. (13) **Param Tripti Nishpann** - The Yogi experiences ultimate satisfaction from the bliss arising from the realization of the Self through Yoga. The Yogi is so fulfilled and content with the taste of pure consciousness that they are no longer attracted to worldly pleasures. (14) **Ouchitya Yog** - The Yogi acts with perfect propriety and appropriateness in all situations. They perform actions that are suitable for the occasion. (15) **Bhari Samata** - The Yogi possesses an unparalleled equanimity. (16) **Vaidya Nash** - The Yogi naturally eliminates hatred, opposition, and distress. The Yogi thinks, "Why should I be bound by hatred and opposition?" The presence of a non-violent Yogi eliminates hatred and other negative emotions. The Yogi's powerful aura is such that even violent animals become calm in their presence. (17) **Ritambhara Buddhi** - The Yogi's intellect is filled with truth. They only accept truth and are never clouded by delusion.