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1. The Sutra

सर्वार्थतैकाग्रतयोः क्षयोदयौ चित्तस्य समाधिपरिणामः ॥ ११ ॥
sarvārthataikāgratayoḥ kṣayodayau cittasya samādhipariṇāmaḥ

2. Word-by-word meaning

sarvārthatā – distractedness of the mind (running after many objects)

ekāgratā – one-pointed attention (mind staying on one thing)

kṣaya – decline, fading away

udaya – arising, increase

cittasya – of the mind

samādhi – absorption, deep meditation

pariṇāmaḥ – transformation, gradual change

3. Simple Meaning

When the mind’s distractions decrease and its one-pointed focus increases, that change is called the transformation toward Samādhi.

4. Explanation

Think of the mind like a mobile phone with too many apps open: notifications, messages, games, videos. This is sarvārthatā (distraction, many objectives).
When you close all those apps and only keep one important app open, the phone works smoothly. This is ekāgratā (one-pointedness).

By regular practice (like meditation, breath awareness, or focusing on studies), the mind learns to reduce distractions.

Slowly, peace and clarity arise naturally.

This natural shift, from scattered attention to focused attention, is what Patanjali calls samādhi-pariṇāmaḥ — the transformation toward Samādhi.

5. Relevance for the Younger Generation

This sutra is timeless and very relevant today, especially when distractions are everywhere: social media, notifications, constant multitasking.

For students: Reducing distractions (sarvārthatā) helps in deep focus on one subject (ekāgratā).

For professionals: Fewer objectives = better productivity.

For life: A focused mind leads to inner calm, less stress, and clarity in decision-making.

In short, Patanjali is teaching us how to move from a scattered mind → focused mind → peaceful mind.

6. Few Simple Sanskrit Phrases (Essence of the Sutra)

चित्तैकाग्रता प्रगत्याः समाधिक्रमः।
(With the growth of one-pointedness of mind, the path to samādhi unfolds.)

विक्षेपक्षयः समाधेः उदयः।
(When distraction declines, samādhi arises.)

मनसः शान्तिः एकाग्रतायाः फलम्।
(The peace of mind is the fruit of one-pointedness.)

✨ In modern terms:
“Close the extra tabs in your mind browser; keep one open, and peace will load automatically.”