vairagya
वैराग्य vairāgyaDispassion, the loosening of craving for objects seen and unseen; with abhyasa, one of the two pillars of practice in the Yoga Sutras.
Where this term appears
- Ishvara, Bhagavan and Brahman: How Hinduism Conceives God Essentials
…e or glory; shri , wealth and beauty; jnana , complete knowledge; and vairagya , perfect dispassion.
- Pratyahara: Withdrawing the Senses Yoga
…t as the heart of all practice: abhyasa , steady repeated effort, and vairagya , dispassion, the loosening of the mind's appetite for its objects.
- Dakshinamurti: Shiva as the silent guru Deities
The lamp of wisdom is lit with the oil of vairagya , dispassion, and the wick of bhakti , devotion, and when it burns, the darkness simply is not there.
- A genre that was always bilingual Treatise
…is the most accurate of the modern reports: it carries Bhūtanātha and Vairāgya where the scan of Dvivedī's footnote drops the one and reads Vairāgī for the other.
- Dhumavati: The Widow Made of Smoke Treatise
And precisely because she is all of this, she is the supreme teacher of vairagya , dispassion, and of detachment from everything that was always going to be taken.
- The Householder Versus Renunciate Question Treatise
…rders, by certain Vamachara sub-lineages where the practitioners take vairagya (renunciation) without formal sannyasa initiation, by the broader Hindu monastic tradition that interfaces with Sri Vidya — holds t…
- The learned city Treatise
Kashi is not only the city of bhakti , of loving devotion, and not only the city of vairagya , of renunciation.
- The name on everybody's lips Treatise
Dasgupta's English list matches the Sanskrit mūla held for this project name for name, including Bhūtanātha and Vairāgya, where the Dvivedī scan drops one and varies the other.