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In the ordinary consciousness one takes a personal interest in what is done, feels joy or feels sorrow. When one does sadhana, a condition may come in which the consciousness draws back from these reactions of joy and sorrow and does work and action impersonally as a thing that ought or has to be done but without desire or reactions. The Yogis value this condition of complete detachment very highly. In our Yoga it is a passage only, if it comes, through which one goes from the ordinary consciousness to a deeper one in which one acts out of a deep peace and union with the Divine or else of a self-existent Ananda not depending on anything but the presence of the Divine, in which all works are done not out of personal interest or satisfaction but for the sake of the Divine. <ref>https://incarnateword.in/cwsa/30/inner-detachment-and-the-witness-attitude#p13</ref>

Samata means a wide universal peace, calm, equanimity, an equal feeling of all in the Divine. <ref>https://incarnateword.in/cwsa/29/equality-the-chief-support#p3</ref>