Then (tadā), the mind (cetas), by remaining (sthitam) in Sattva (sattve) (and) not being overcome (anāviddham) by these (etaiḥ), viz. Rajas (rajas), Tamas (tamas), (their) states (bhāvāḥ) and (ca ye) (what arises from them, i.e.) desire (kāma), covetousness (lobha), etc. (ādayaḥ), becomes pleased (prasīdati)1||19||
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Then (tadā), the mind (cetas), by remaining (sthitam) in Sattva (sattve) (and) not being overcome (anāviddham) by these (etaiḥ), viz. Rajas (rajas), Tamas (tamas), (their) states (bhāvāḥ) and (ca ye) (what arises from them, i.e.) desire (kāma), covetousness (lobha), etc. (ādayaḥ), becomes pleased (prasīdati)1||19||