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## Prabha Drishti: Essence, Prabha Drishti's Kalash Kavya
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Kalash Kavya
Malini Dinakar, what light does this Prabha named Drishti illuminate, a torrential downpour of the nectar of peace, pure perception, the essence of the truth, free from disease, making all pure forever. 135
The subject of happiness, the means of conquering all, born from the knowledge of the difference between self and others, the essence of peace, the happiness of meditation, what kind of yogic strength is experienced here? 136
Everything is under the control of the mind, knowing the pain, everything is under the control of the self, happiness according to that, the sign of happiness and sorrow, in short, happiness is dependent on flowers, sorrow is here. 137
Pure, the soul's sharp meditation everywhere, day and night, this is the place for the great wise, the impurities are melted, the auspiciousness of gold is examined, the wise say, "Here is the true auspiciousness of meditation." 138
Where the poison of the world, the poison of the senses, is exhausted, where the activity of the non-returning path prevails, where the stream of peace, the nectar of peace, flows, the yogi is always pleased with the path of Shiva, the path of the eternal. 139
Where there is no change, no association, where time does not touch the self, where time does not exist, where there is no activity of the mind, the state is in its own time, the activity of the true non-attached. 140
The path of true activity, where there is non-attachment, the great path, the yogi's journey, the separation of the world, the peace of the mind, the path of Shiva, the eternal part, is sung. 141
The whole place is non-attached, this non-attached practice, the yogi practices here, this place, day and night, the mind's joy of the self, the servant of the Lord, quickly attains the path. 142
|| Thus, in the Kiratchandra Sunu Manah Sukhanandana, composed by the great sage Haribhadracharya, the great sage Bhagavan Das, with the commentary of Sumanonandani Brihattika, with the explanation of the Makavivechana, in the seventh chapter of the Sri Yogadrishti Samuccaya Shastra, Kamadrishti ||