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Haribhadra's Synthesis of Yoga
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or matter in any form whatsoever and there is complete stability in the self alone Self stands Self-contained and there Caitanya alone exists.
At this last stage of the culmination of the personality of the Sādbaka, there is only Caitanya. Haribhadra clearly states in Karikā 428 and Kārika 445 of Yogabindu that true and final nature of the soul is Caitanya and in this complete, full and unattached stabilization there is Moksa: In this way Haribhadra has taken us to the highest stage of Mokșa and shown us the complete process of Yoga and Psychosynthesis. He has finished his task very ably and has shown us the way for the Psychosybu thesis. He has provided the key-word Caitanya too to formulate Paychosynthesis in the present context.
References
1 Yogasataka p. 63, 64 2 Ibid p. 66 3 Ibid p. 66 4 Samadarse Acārya Haribhadra, p. 89 5 Yogabindu of Haribhadrācārya : Edited by Dr. K. K. Dixit Published by L. D,
Bhartiya Sanskriti Vidyamandir, Ahmedabad-9, 1968, p. I (Introduction) 6 Yogady spisamuccaya, p. 8 (Introduction) 7 Ibid p. 9 8 Rāja Yoga by Swami Vivekananda, Published by Advaita Ashram. 5, Delhi,
Eptally Road, Calcutta 14, 12th Ed., 1962, p. 242 (Third Päda, sutra 11) 9 Yogabindu, pp. 102-'03 10 Ibid : p. 60, 61, 62 11 Ibid: p. 83, 84, 85 12 Bhagavat Gitā: Canto 15, Hymn 3 13 Raja Yoga, p. 86 14 Yogady sțisamuccaya, p. 27
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