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(558)
"If you want your mind to be steady, then you should be indifferent to both pleasant and unpleasant objects, you should not be attached to them, you should not hate them."
"Ma mujjaha ma rajjaha ma dussaha ini?atthesu. Thiramicchaha jai chittan vicittjjaanapassiddhie."
-Sri Nemichandra Siddhantachkravattakrut Brihad Dravyasangraha, Thus, the one who is free from passions due to the victory of the mind and senses, is calm and restrained. That is, he is calm due to the cessation of passions, and he is restrained due to the control of the senses. The characteristics of calmness and restraint of the sthitaprajna mentioned in the Gita are fully present in this calm and restrained yogi. "Arjuna, when one abandons all desires arising from the mind, and is content with the Self alone, then he is called sthitaprajna. His mind is not disturbed by sorrow, nor does he crave for happiness. He is free from attachment, fear, and anger. Such a muni is called sthitaprajna. This calm and restrained man is truly content with the Self.
And this yogi who has the seventh vision is certainly a meditator of the highest order, because he has become extremely steady-minded and sthitaprajna through the highest yogic practices so far. (1) Through the knowledge of subtle elements and their analysis, this one who has the subtle vision has developed a superior understanding of knowledge and vision. (2) Through the observance of the five yamas of ahimsa, etc., the practice of the niyamas of purity, contentment, etc., the firmness of the sukhasana that calms the mind, the practice of pranayama that involves the expulsion of external thoughts and the filling and emptying of the inner self, the withdrawal of the senses from objects, and the firm holding of the mind in meditation on dharma, thus, through the continuous practice of yoga, through repeated contemplation, his character has become of the highest order. (3) And this samyagdarshi, the wise man who has such a superior understanding of knowledge, vision, and character, is imbued with the highest detachment, therefore, he is completely indifferent, he does not attach himself to anything, he does not have any desires related to this world or the next, he has no thirst for life, and he is not disturbed by the thought of death. "प्रजहाति यदा कामान्सर्वान्पार्थ मनोगतान् । आत्मन्येवात्मना तुष्टः स्थितप्रज्ञस्तदोच्यते ।। दुःखेऽपि च प्रसन्नतां गच्छत्यत्मा विपश्यतः । सुखेऽपि च न विक्षिप्तिः स्थितप्रज्ञस्तदोच्यते ।। वीतरागः वीतभयः वीतशोकः समाहितः । ब्रह्मनिर्वाणमृच्छति ब्रह्मभूतोऽधिवासितः ।।" -Gita,
"सुविदिदपदत्यसुत्तो संजमतवसंजुदो विगतरागो। समणो समसुदुक्खो भणिदो सुद्धोवओगोत्ति ॥"
-Sri Kundakundacharya's Sri Pravachansara