vitṛṣṇasya
Root: tṛṣ Devanāgarī: विटृष्णस्य Translation: absence of thirst Opposite words:tṛṣṇāAppears in
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Commentaries around
“Abhyāsa or Practice is,
the effort to remain within
the stillness of the present.
Vairāgya or Dispassion is,
the absence of thirst towards
the dance of the past.”
– Paul Harvey on Yoga Sūtra Chapter One verses 12-15
“We can experience an absence of
thirst for the ephemeral Guṇa
when the recognition of the
eternal Puruṣa pulls us more.”
– Paul Harvey on Yoga Sūtra Chapter One verse 16
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