Yogadṛṣṭisamuccaya by Haribhadra Sūri
Chapter 5 – A Line of Demarcation between the first four and last four Yogadṛṣṭis [79 of 121]
Chapter 5.5 – The variegated worship and non–variegated worship [3 of 6]
(2) The non–variegated type of worship:
It is meant for the yogins who have transcended the worldly existence. One who aspires to go beyond the worldly existence worships such yogins. Even though they are different individuals, they all necessarily fall into the one category namely ‘transcended the worldly existence’. Therefore, they are worshipped in non–variegated manner as there exists no variation of any sort viz. power, eminence etc. among them. The non–variegated worship is chiefly of the nature of calm. A worshipper who aspires to attain the freedom from worldly existence practices the non–variegated type of worship. He does not worship to attain any material pleasures. Therefore, his practising of the non–variegated worship is not polluted by delusion conducive to attachment or aversion for any deity. He worships the liberated souls with the inner calm.
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