Tatah Pratyak Chetana Adhigamah Api Antaraya Abhavah Cha
By concentrating on Ishvara, one realises His true qualities - purity, blissful, etc. Without Him, one would not even be aware that such qualities exist. Ishvara becomes a model and one attempts to discover His qualities within one’s own self. Concentrating and meditating on Ishvara also helps overcome a variety of powerful physical, mental and spiritual obstacles. Ishvara therefore, in a way, is the simplest solution for learning yoga and attaining the Highest.
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