Ancient Indian Education (Brahmanical and Buddhist) c16.196

c16.196

(12) This residuum of the external passes away in the translation of consciousness into pure inwardness. Then there emerges a clear uninterrupted flow of pure consciousness (*svachchhaḥ sthiti-pravāhaḥ*) which rejects all references to the sense of the object-world (bhūtārtha-vishaya-kramānurodhī). It represents a clarity of insight and placidity of inward life (sphuṭaprajñālokaḥ adhyātma-prasādaḥ). This is called the stage of spiritual mastery (*vaiśārada*) [*Yoga-Sūtra*, i, 47]. (13) There is an inflow, into this plane of life, of the eternal verities that reject all knowledge The scanned page is completely blank (it contains no printed text, headings, figures, or page numbers).