Integral Yoga: The Yoga Sutras of PatanjaliThis valuable book provides a complete manual for the study and practice of Raja Yoga, the path of concentration and meditation. This new deluxe printing of these timeless teachings is a treasure to be read and referred to again and again by seekers treading the spiritual path. The classic Sutras (thought-threads), at least 4,000 years old, cover the yogic teachings on ethics, meditation, and physical postures, and provide directions for dealing with situations in daily life. |
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... pain . And again we cannot easily know in the beginning whether a par- ticular thought will bring pain or not . Some thoughts begin with pain but end leaving us at peace . Others appear to be pleasurable but bring pain . For example ...
... pain . And again we cannot easily know in the beginning whether a par- ticular thought will bring pain or not . Some thoughts begin with pain but end leaving us at peace . Others appear to be pleasurable but bring pain . For example ...
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... pain . Some authors translate it as non - killing but it is not that . Himsa means to cause pain ; ahimsa , not to cause pain . Killing is different from causing pain . Causing pain can be even more harmful than killing . Even by your ...
... pain . Some authors translate it as non - killing but it is not that . Himsa means to cause pain ; ahimsa , not to cause pain . Killing is different from causing pain . Causing pain can be even more harmful than killing . Even by your ...
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... pain and poverty . It is even more beneficial if at the same time that we accept pain , we bring happiness to others . So , accept the pains of others . We never lose by accepting pain . The more the pain , the more the gain - and no pain ...
... pain and poverty . It is even more beneficial if at the same time that we accept pain , we bring happiness to others . So , accept the pains of others . We never lose by accepting pain . The more the pain , the more the gain - and no pain ...
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actions ahimsa Ashtanga Yoga atom beautiful become Bhagavad Gita birth body Book breath bring called cause chitta comes completely concentration consciousness Cosmic created desire dharana dhyana discrimination energy everything example experience feel Gita gunas Guru 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 non-attachment object obstacles Once Pada pain 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