“Bachhik tapasya” can be understood a couple of ways, depending on context:
- वाचिक तपस्या (Vāchik Tapasya) – spiritual discipline of speech
This is the most common interpretation. It means practicing control and purity in speech:
- बोलना सत्य (truthful speech)
- मधुर वाणी (gentle, non-hurtful words)
- आवश्यकता से कम बोलना (speaking only when needed)
- निंदा, झूठ, कटु वचन से बचना
In Indian philosophy, this is considered one of the three forms of tapasya:
- कायिक (physical)
- वाचिक (speech)
- मानसिक (mental)
- If you meant something else (a person’s name, a local term, or a specific story/quote), the spelling or context might be different.
Tell me where you heard it—religious text, conversation, book, or regional usage—and I’ll pin it down exactly 😊
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