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Shri Yashovijayji Upadhyay, in his commentary on Patanjali Sutras, has given a more detailed explanation of the term "Vrittisankshaya" than the one mentioned. In it, he has explained "Buti" as the reduction of the ability to experience the karmic combination, which starts from the first and ends in the fourteenth Gunasthan. This reduction is called "Vrittisankshaya". He has included "Samprajnat" in the first twelve "Medas" and "Asamprajnat" in the last two "Medas" before "Shukladhyan".
Yogic Powers:
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Patanjali Darshan describes many powers related to knowledge, mental strength, verbal strength, and physical strength that arise from Yoga. In Jain scriptures, "Vaikalyabuddhi", "Aharakalabdhi", "Avadhigyan", "Manahparyaya", "Gyana", etc. are described as Siddhis, which are the fruits of Yoga.
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In Buddhist philosophy, too, there are stages of existence like Samsara, Moksha, etc. Therefore, it is natural for it to describe the gradual spiritual development. Buddhist texts describe the state of being inclined towards one's true nature to the state of attaining the ultimate perfection of one's true nature, which is
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* "Dvividho'tmayam adhyatma bhavanadhyanasamatavrittisankshayabhedena panchadhoktasya yogasya panchamabhedavatarati" etc.,
See, the third Vibhutipada.
1 See, Aavashyak Niyukti, Ga. 66 and 70.
+ See, Pro. Si. Vi.
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Rajavade - Edited Majjhimanikaya:
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