Solitary pleasure
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Solitude is different from loneliness because it comes in picture because of internal effect and desire. Saints who prefer silence, find immense pleasure in their uniformity with cosmos even in single room. In Hindi it means Ekantvaas. Buddha attained enlightenment in state of his solitude. The context of solitude is attainment of pleasure from within, than seeking it outside or in crowd.Thus "Solitude" as a word carries different meaning though which lies in its beauty.
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