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The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali - Book 3 - Union achieved and its Results





10. Through the cultivation of this habit of mind
there will eventuate a steadiness of spiritual perception.The point of balance
between excitation of the mind and control can be achieved with greater frequency by
constant repetition, until the habit of stabilizing the mind is acquired. When this is
accomplished two things occur: [262]
An instantaneous control of mind at will, producing
A still
mind, free from thought forms,
A quiescent
responsive brain.


A downflow
into the physical brain of the consciousness of the perceiver, the soul.

This
becomes increasingly clearer, more informative and less interrupted as time elapses, until
a rhythmic response is set up between the soul and the physical plane man. The mind and
brain are completely subdued by the soul.
It should be remembered here that this condition of the mind and brain is a positive
one, not a negative state.





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