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In the ancient wisdom of yoga, Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras hold a timeless place, guiding seekers toward self-realization and inner freedom. One of the most profound sutras is “Tada drastuh svarupe vasthanam”, which translates to “Then the Seer abides in its own true nature.” This statement encapsulates the very essence of yoga—when the fluctuations of the mind, the endless distractions, and the ceaseless chatter are stilled, the practitioner experiences the pure state of consciousness that lies beneath. It is not merely about performing asanas or breathing techniques, but about returning to that inner core of awareness which is untouched by external circumstances. Tada drastuh svarupe vasthanam reminds us that our true self is not defined by fleeting thoughts, emotions, or roles we play in society, but rather by an eternal witnessing presence that is constant and unchanging.