Anavastha | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2018-12-15

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Anavastha


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00:02:21 2 Vedic concept
00:05:27 3 Yoga concept
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Anavastha (Sanskrit: अनवस्था) is a Sanskrit nominal compound derived from the verb Stha (meaning standing, resting, grounded or founded). The expression literally means: that which does not stand down, non-resting, unstable, holding no definite position, un-grounded or without foundation. It can also mean unsettled condition or character or absence of finality or conclusion. As a philosophical term it refers to the non-finality of a proposition or endless series of statements or regressus ad infinitum (infinite regress). In the Hindi language, as a noun Anavastha means Nothingness.