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Page 108
But the Yoga philosophy reminds us that all our knowledge comes through
experience. Without experience we cannot understand or learn anything. Even
books can only remind us of something we have experienced in the past. They
help ...
But the Yoga philosophy reminds us that all our knowledge comes through
experience. Without experience we cannot understand or learn anything. Even
books can only remind us of something we have experienced in the past. They
help ...
Page 141
The second understanding is that all experiences of pleasure and pain come not
from the outside but are the interpretation of our own minds. The mind makes
these experiences and creates these feelings. If this understanding comes all ...
The second understanding is that all experiences of pleasure and pain come not
from the outside but are the interpretation of our own minds. The mind makes
these experiences and creates these feelings. If this understanding comes all ...
Page 154
In other words, things come to him automatically. All nature loves an honest man.
He need not run after things for they will run after him. And if a person is always
truthful, if no lie comes from his mouth, a time will come when all he says will ...
In other words, things come to him automatically. All nature loves an honest man.
He need not run after things for they will run after him. And if a person is always
truthful, if no lie comes from his mouth, a time will come when all he says will ...
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User Review - Tobias.Bruell - LibraryThingThis text seems to be a transcript of a series of lectures given by Satchidananda (henceforth called "Commentator") to his students. Each verse of the Yoga-Sutra is first given in various forms ... Read full review
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User Review - yogiclarebear - LibraryThingA must read for anyone who wants to know yoga deeper than the poses. Keep your highlighter handy and mark what moves you. Then practice it, and then read the Sutras again and see what else pops out at you. This is an excellent reference. Read full review
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actions asana Ashtanga Yoga atom beautiful become birth body Book breath bring called cause chittam comes completely concentration consciousness Cosmic created desire dharana dhyana discrimination eight limbs energy everything example experience feel gunas happen happy Hatha Yoga Hindu ignorance impressions Integral Yoga Isvara japa jivanmukta jnanam kaivalyam karma klesas knowledge Kriya Kriya Yoga liberated light lives Lord mantram mastery means meditation mental mind mind-stuff modifications Narada nature never niyama non-attachment object obstacles Once Pada pain parinama Patanjali Patanjali gives peace perience person practice Prakriti prana pranayama prarabda pure purity Purusha Raja Yoga realize saint samadhi samyama Sanskrit sattva savitarka scriptures seed Seer selfish senses siddhis sound spiritual subtle supreme Swami Swami Satchidananda tapas Tatah things thought true truth understand unmanifested vritti words yama Yoga Sutras Yogi Yogic
Bibliographic information
| Title | Integral Yoga: The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali |
| Author | Sri Swami Satchidananda |
| Translated by | Satchidananda (Swami.) |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Integral Yoga Publications, 1984 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Jun 2009 |
| ISBN | 0932040241, 9780932040244 |
| Length | 307 pages |
| Subjects | › Health & Fitness / Yoga |
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