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== सत्याबुद्धिः ॥ Satya Buddhi ==

== सत्याबुद्धिः ॥ Satya Buddhi ==

Satyabuddhi has a special significance. It is that type of buddhi which develops in an individual when the person's manas is full of [[Sattva (सत्त्वम्)|sattva]] guna and devoid of [[Rajas (रजः)|rajas]] and [[Tamas (तमः)|tamas]] guna. Exclusively abundant sattva guna in manas empowers the person to brake the barriers of ignorance and darkness clouding the buddhi. Beyond the boundaries of ignorance the person understands the real nature of existence. The person attains detachment to things i.e., one becomes desire less leading to attainment of yogic power and accomplishment of samkhya (knowledge of all categories).  These realizations make the individual wise freeing him from ego, leading to freedom from vanity and detachment from the causes of misery. Such a person does not hold anything but renounces everything. The Brahman, the Eternal, Immutable, Tranquil and Indestructible, is, thus, attained and is the ultimate wisdom, also known as vidya (learning), siddhi (accomplishment), mati (wisdom), medha (power of retention), prajna (intellect) and jnana (knowledge).   

Satyabuddhi has a special significance in spiritual journey. It is that type of buddhi which develops in an individual when the person's manas is full of [[Sattva (सत्त्वम्)|sattva]] guna and devoid of [[Rajas (रजः)|rajas]] and [[Tamas (तमः)|tamas]] guna. Exclusively abundant sattva guna in manas empowers the person to brake the barriers of ignorance and darkness clouding the buddhi. Beyond the boundaries of ignorance the person understands the real nature of existence. The person attains detachment to things i.e., one becomes desire less leading to attainment of yogic power and accomplishment of samkhya (knowledge of all categories).  These realizations make the individual wise freeing him from ego, leading to freedom from vanity and detachment from the causes of misery. Such a person does not hold anything but renounces everything. The Brahman, the Eternal, Immutable, Tranquil and Indestructible, is, thus, attained and is the ultimate wisdom, also known as vidya (learning), siddhi (accomplishment), mati (wisdom), medha (power of retention), prajna (intellect) and jnana (knowledge). In simpler words, Satya buddhi is the samskrit term used for enlightenment. Acharya Charaka explains what exactly the person who is enlightened understands in words as below,  

शुद्धसत्त्वस्य या शुद्धा सत्या बुद्धिः प्रवर्तते| यया भिनत्त्यतिबलं महामोहमयं तमः||१६||  

शुद्धसत्त्वस्य या शुद्धा सत्या बुद्धिः प्रवर्तते| यया भिनत्त्यतिबलं महामोहमयं तमः||१६||