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Moorkh…tapas and Tapasya are two different words!!
Tapasya is often translated as “austerity,” but its etymological root, tapas (“deep meditation”), indicates a process of purification by which you make yourself more seasoned and mature. Tapasya includes control over one's physical body, speech, thoughts and mind.
In Hinduism, tapas is a spiritual practice that involves self-discipline, meditation, and other forms of self-purification.
Tapasya is often translated as “austerity,” but its etymological root, tapas (“deep meditation”), indicates a process of purification by which you make yourself more seasoned and mature. Tapasya includes control over one's physical body, speech, thoughts and mind.
In Hinduism, tapas is a spiritual practice that involves self-discipline, meditation, and other forms of self-purification.
Moorkh…tapas and Tapasya are two different words!!
Tapasya is often translated as “austerity,” but its etymological root, tapas (“deep meditation”), indicates a process of purification by which you make yourself more seasoned and mature. Tapasya includes control over one's physical body, speech, thoughts and mind.
In Hinduism, tapas is a spiritual practice that involves self-discipline, meditation, and other forms of self-purification.
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