Some traditions defined special powers differently. For example, the Kashmiri tantrics explain the powers as "anima" (awareness than one is present in everything), "laghima" (lightness, be free from presumed diversity or differences), "mahima" (heaviness, realize one's limit is beyond one's own consciousness), "prapti" (attain, be restful and at peace with one's own nature), "prakamya" (forebearance, grasp and accept cosmic diversity), "vasita" (control, realize that one always has power to do whatever one wants), "isitva" (self lordship, a yogi is always free). More broadly, the tantric sub-traditions sought nondual knowledge and enlightening liberation by abandoning all rituals, and with the help of reasoning ("yuktih"), scriptures ("sastras") and the initiating Guru.