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Uparati
Withdrawal from worldly activities
šUnderstanding Uparati
Uparati means cessation or withdrawal - specifically, the natural turning away from worldly activities when the mind has become purified and seeks only truth.
šļøRelated Shlokas(15)
Gita 2.9
āBhagavad Gita ⢠Chapter 2
In the space between surrender and teaching, silenceāthe warrior falls silent, and in that silence, the universe prepares to speak.
Gita 2.12
āBhagavad Gita ⢠Chapter 2
Never was there a time when we did not exist, and never will there be a time when we cease to existāI, you, and all these kings are eternal.
Gita 2.16
āBhagavad Gita ⢠Chapter 2
The unreal never truly exists; the Real never ceases to beāthis is the fundamental insight that liberates the wise from all fear and delusion.
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āYoga Sutras of Patanjali
Sage Patanjali systematized meditation in 196 sutras, defining yoga as 'cessation of mental fluctuations.' His eight-limbed pathāfrom ethics through posture, breath, and concentration to absorptionāprovides a complete technology of consciousness still practiced worldwide after twenty-two centuries.
Buddha Under the Bodhi Tree - The Night Everything Changed (Dhyana Yoga)
āBuddhist Suttas, Jataka Tales
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