External and internal purity as spiritual discipline in Hinduism is known as Sauca in Hinduism. Suchi means pure and sanctified; to be suchi is Saucha. External sauca is cleansing is the body with clay or soap or ointment and water. It also includes cleanliness of eatables, drinkables, items of clothing and our environment. On the other hand, internal cleanliness means purity of mind (resolves to quiet passions and desires), intellect (thoughts) and ego. Saucha is one o the basic steps of the ashtanga (eight fold) Yoga practice of Patanjali. It is one of the five niyamas or observances – sauca santosha tapa svadhyayesvara pranidhanani niyamah – [purity, contentment, austerity, study and devotion to God (Yoga Sutra II-32)]. Patanjali proclaims the outcome of observing saucha as disgust of one’s own body-organs and repugnance to physical contact with others (saucat svanga jugupsa parainrasamargah – Yoga Sutra 2/40), because love of one’s own organs and infatuation to touch and embrac