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There is an eternal love and adoration in a uniting nearness, there is an embrace of the liberated spirit by its divine Lover and the enveloping Self of its infinitudes, ''sāmīpya''. <ref>https://incarnateword.in/sabcl/13/the-way-and-the-bhakta#p3</ref>
==SamsaraSaṁskārā== Made of the stuff of associations are not permanent or binding but fluid and mutable. <ref>https://incarnateword.in/sabcl/03/yoga-and-hypnotism#p2</ref> Old associations. It is these saṁskāras, the habits formed by experience in the body, heart or mind, that form the laws of our psychology. The associations of the mind are the stuff of which our life is made. They are more persistent in the body than in the mind and therefore harder to alter. They are more persistent in the race than in the individual; the conquest of the body and mind by the individual is comparatively easy and can be done in the space of a single life, but the same conquest by the race involves the development of ages. <ref>https://incarnateword.in/sabcl/03/yoga-and-hypnotism#p4</ref>
==Samyama==