Vairagya. Break from the experience

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The Sanskrit phrase “Nispanda Chetna” can be translated into English as “motionless consciousness” or “still awareness.”

Let’s break it down:

• Nispanda (निष्पंद) = without vibration, without movement — completely still or motionless.
• Chetna (चेतना) = consciousness, awareness, or pure sentience.

So, Nispanda Chetna refers to a state of consciousness that is completely still yet fully aware — a state beyond thoughts, emotions, or mental activity.

In yogic or meditative terms, it’s the state where:

• The mind becomes absolutely calm.
• There is no movement of thoughts.
• Yet, awareness remains — clear, luminous, and alive.

This is often described as:

• The witness state (Sakshi Bhava)
• The fourth state (Turiya) beyond waking, dreaming, and deep sleep
• Or pure consciousness itself

Would you like me to explain how to experience or practice reaching Nispanda Chetna through meditation?