vapuḥ-kṛśatvaṃ vadane prasannatā; nāda-sphuṭatvaṃ nayane ca nirmale | Analysis ▾ Analysis ▴
ārogyatā bindu-jayo'gni-dīpanaṃ; nāḍīṣu śuddhir haṭha-siddhi-lakṣaṇam ||80|| Analysis ▾ Analysis ▴
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ārogyatā
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health, freedom from disease | |
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bindu
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bindu, semen | |
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jayaḥ
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mastery, control | |
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agni
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fire | |
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dīpanam
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kindling, strengthening | |
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nāḍīṣu
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in the nāḍīs, channels | |
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śuddhiḥ
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purity, purification | |
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haṭha
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Haṭha | |
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siddhi
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perfection, success | |
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lakṣaṇam
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mark, characteristic |
Brahmānanda explains Bindu-jaya, “mastery of the drop,” as the absence of loss of Bindu, understood as bodily tissue or the reproductive substance. In his list of marks, it stands alongside visible signs such as a lean body and clear face, as well as inner signs such as Nāda, digestive fire, and purified Nāḍīs.
ārogyatā MBHDL2026 ] arogatā NS1882
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