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nididhyasana | निदिध्यासन

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29 May 2024
nididhyasana | निदिध्यासन
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nididhyasana (Devanagari: निदिध्यासन ISO15919: nididhyāsana) means to sincerely follow the teachings of jnana marg.

It is the seventh state called bhoomika (Devanagari: भूमिका ISO15919: bhūmikā) of jnana marg.

Also written as nididhyasan

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REFERENCE

Radha Govind Geet, Vol. 1, Ch. 9

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