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Sānanda samādhi : ウィキペディア英語版 | Sānanda samādhi Sānanda samādhi, also known as "supreme bliss", or "with ecstasy", is the third level of the four samādhi described in the Yoga Sutras 1:17 by Patanjali. Sānanda: ''sa-'' means “with”, ''ananda'' means joy, bliss. ==Historical descriptions== In Sutra 1:17 Patanjali tells us that ''samprajnata samadhi'' comprises four stages: "Complete high consciousness (samprajnata samadhi) is that which is accompanied by vitarka (reasoning), vicara (reflection), ''sananda'' (ecstasy), and sasmita (a sense of 'I'-ness)." ''Sānanda'' is free from vitarka and vicara. This is joyous ''samādhi'' and it gives intense joy. In ''sānanda'' the gross and the five elements are given up. There arises in the Yogi a peculiar perception in the form of intense joy. In this state the mind continues to function, but knowledge of any particular object slowly fades away and the yogi becomes aware of the inner consciousness only. He experiences supreme bliss. In ''sānanda samādhi'' the yogi experiences a state of rapture or ecstasy, and the only thought in the mind is the wordless awareness of the feeling of "I am in pleasure, I am happy."
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