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From Joy there is some bliss, from
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is an act of will even when the practitioner struggles to disengage himself from worldly attachments. But when his worldliness is totally destroyed with the dissolution of the ego, there is
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meditation, and Saraha composed a famous
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of a human couple is transmuted into the divine love between Kṛṣṇa and Rādhā, leading to the highest spiritual realisation, the state of union or
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sect became popular in 17th century Bengal. It sought religious experience through the
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1663:Philosophy
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1930:Laya Yoga
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1774:Pranava
1757:Samadhi
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1376:Sources
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