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== H. P. Blavatsky == | == [[Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna|H. P. Blavatsky]] == | ||
'''{{Style S-Small capitals|Samâdhindriya}}'''. Lit., “the root of concentration”; the fourth of the five roots called Pancha Indriyâni, which are said in esoteric philosophy to be the agents in producing a highly moral life, leading to sanctity and liberation ; when these are reached, the two ''spiritual roots'' lying latent in the body (Atmâ and Buddhi) will send out shoots and blossom. ''Samâdhindriya'' is the organ of ecstatic meditation in Râj‐yoga practices. | '''{{Style S-Small capitals|Samâdhindriya}}'''. Lit., “the root of concentration”; the fourth of the five roots called Pancha Indriyâni, which are said in esoteric philosophy to be the agents in producing a highly moral life, leading to sanctity and liberation ; when these are reached, the two ''spiritual roots'' lying latent in the body (Atmâ and Buddhi) will send out shoots and blossom. ''Samâdhindriya'' is the organ of ecstatic meditation in Râj‐yoga practices. | ||
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