कायेन्द्रियसिद्धिरशुद्धिक्षयात् तपसः ॥४३॥
kāyendriya-siddhir-aśuddhi-kṣayāt tapasaḥ ||43|| [RS] 2.43 Through self discipline (tapas), mental impurities are destroyed and the body and senses take on supernatural powers. [JW] 2.43 Perfection in the body and in the organs after impurity has dwindled as a result of self-castigation. [SS] 2.43 By austerity, impurities of the body and senses are destroyed and occult powers gained. [p146] [EB] 2.43 From austerity, on account of the removal of impurities, the perfection of the senses and body manifests. [p272] <Page 2.42 Page 2.44> |
(काय, kāya) = the physical body
(इन्द्रिय, indriya) = senses; organs of perception (सिद्धिः, siddhiḥ) = supernatural power (अशुद्धि, aśuddhi) = impurities (क्षयात्, kṣayāt) = removal, destruction, elimination (तपः, tapaḥ) = self-discipline; ascesis |