Sattvāpatti

By Swami Harshananda

Sometimes transliterated as: Sattvapatti, SattvApatti, Sattvaapatti

Sattvāpatti literally means attaining sattva.

This is the state of being established, though indirectly, in the ātman,^[1] who is sattva.^[2] This is attained as a result of practicing the earlier three stages.

References

↑ Ātman means the individual Self.
↑ Sattva means the pure, the real.

The Concise Encyclopedia of Hinduism, Swami Harshananda, Ram Krishna Math, Bangalore

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[1] Ātman means the individual Self.

[2] Sattva means the pure, the real.

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