Tyaga
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renunciation or gradual dissociation of the mind from worldly objects and from the seed of desire ...
Tyagaraja was a devotee of Lord Rama. Most of his devotional songs are in praise of Lord Rama. He had direct darshan of Lord Rama on several occasions. Mira came face to face with Krishna. She talked with her beloved. She drank the Krishnaprema-rasa.
tyaga a leaving, renunciation; [Gita]: the inward renunciation, an entire abandonment of all attached clinging to the fruits of our works, to the action itself or to its personal initiation or rajasika impulse, ...
Tyaga Jayanti
the anniversary of renunciation
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Uddiyana Bandha
pulling the abdominal organs up and in, creating a natural upward flow of energy ...
[edit] Sattvika tyaga ritual
The Shrivaishnava tradition formalizes this by recommending the chanting of a shlOka prior (also called Sattvika tyaga) to the performance of any such significant karma.
Their renunciation is not a renunciation of something, as in the case of people who imagine that they have made this kind of tyaga, this renunciation or that renunciation.
Yoga in the compositions of Shri Tyagaraja & Shri SadaSiva BrahmeNdra: A Study ...
Tyaga (abandonment, renunciation)
4. Mauna (silence)
5. Desha (place)
6. Kala (time)
7. Asana (posture)
8. Mula-bandha (root lock)
9. Deha-samya (body equilibrium)
10. Drik-sthiti (steadiness of vision)
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(3) renunciation (tyaga)
(4) silence (mauna)
(5) right place (desha)
(6) right time (kala)
(7) posture (asana)
(8) root lock (mula-bandha)
(9) bodily equilibrium (deha-samya)
(10) stability of vision (dhrik-sthiti) ...
TRIPUTI: The triad-seer, sight and seen.
TRISHNA: Sense-hankering.
TURIYA: The state of superconsciousness, the fourth state transcending the waking, dreaming and deep sleep states.
TYAGA: Renunciation (of egoism, desires and the world).
 See also: Spirit, Spiritual, Mind, Body, Yoga
  
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