Devanagari: युक्त वैराग्य ISO15919: yukta vairagya
Real renunciation, that is, when the mind has no desire of any material luxuries, objects and people and there is an absence of pride of having given up everything.
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The mind cannot stay idle for a moment, and so if it is not desiring the material world then it will desire God. A person with yukta vairagya remains equipoised when they are surrounded by luxuries or completely devoid of them. There are a few examples of such Saints who had luxuries to the hilt yet had yukta vairagya: Prahlada, Dhruva, King Janaka, Pundarika Vidyanidhi. The opposite of this kind of vairagya are phalgu vairagya and shmashan vairagya.
