Sublime

In non-dual Śākta philosophy, the Divine is the ultimate Reality (note the capital R, which is neither male nor female but is both in perfect equilibrium, as we will see a bit later) that is both form and formless, immanent and transcendent (see N90-96). Transcendent here refers to the Reality that is formless but is the very essence of form. It is

By intense dedication and service to a yogī with a pure sāttvic mind, one’s own mind can become fixed and free from personal desires. Many Hindu spiritual traditions promote surrender and service to the guru as the highest form of meditation,224 and this type of focus seems reflected in this sūtra.