Nirashraya-Supportless


dhyānaṃ hi niścalā buddhir nirākārā nirāśrayā |
na tu dhyānaṃ śarīrākṣimukhahastādikalpanā || 146 |

nirāśraya
nir--āśraya [L=106807]
 shelterless R.

MBh. Ka1v. &c

v.l. °śaya) , lying open Sus3r.
(H3) mfn.
[L=106808]supportless , having or offering no prop or stay , destitute , alone
[L=106809]not deep (





Nirashraya Usage:



Lalita Sahasranama - Page 134
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Nirāśrayā ननयािमा (147) Āśraya means dependence (that to which anything is annexed or with which anything is closely connected or on which anything depends or rests). Taittirīya Upaniṣad (II.7) uses the word 'anilayane' meaning ...
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V.ravi

Stories of Indian saints: - Page 11
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Nirashraya ( the unsheltered ) Brahmachari sa\d to the king, 'The Lord of Vaikunth (heaven), the Enemy of Mura, the Dweller at Mathura, Shri Krishna, is the witness. 50. I place as witness Him by whose mere wish infinite universes are ...
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Mahīpati

The Scriptural Commentaries of Yogiraj Sri Sri Shyama Charan ...: Volume 1 - Page 192
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... nirashraya” [without shelter/recourse], which is the reason that It is called “alakshya” [imperceptible]. But it is nothing actually; this is experienced in the Void-Form. One can perceive the sixteen parts of the moon; ...
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Yoga Niketan