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praṇidhānāt – derived from profound religious meditation prānta – boundary or edge prāntabhūmiḥ – stage prasādaḥ – clarity and serenity prasādanam – serenity prasaṁkhyāna – in the abstract meditation prasaṅgāt – due to association, due to endearing friendliness praśānta – spiritual peace prasava – expressing, going outwards prasupta – dormant praśvāsayoḥ – of the exhalation prati – opposing, reverting back, toward pratibandhī – the preventer, that which effectively suppresses something prātibha – the shining organ of divination prātibhāt – resulting from samyama on the shinning organ of divination pratipakṣa – what is opposite or contrary pratipattiḥ – perception pratiprasavaḥ – re-absorption, retrogression, neutralization pratiṣedha – removal pratiṣṭhā – established pratiṣṭham – positioned, based pratiṣṭhāyāṁ – on being firmly established pratiyogī – corresponding, being a counter-part pratyāhar – sensual energy withdrawal pratyāhāraḥ – withdrawal of sensual energy and its focus on the mind Glossary 213 pratyak – backwards, inwards, in the opposite direction pratyakṣa – direct but correct perception pratyayaḥ – conviction or belief as mental content, instinctive interest pratyayaḥ – mental content, objective awareness within the psyche pratyayānām – pertaining to the mind content, convictions,idea pratyayasya – of the mind content pravibhāga – differentiation, sorting, classification, mental clarity pravṛtti – destined activity, the force of cultural activity pravṛtti – frantic activity, dispersal of energy pravṛttiḥ – the operation prayatna – effort prayaya – objective awareness, opinions and motives of mind content prayojakaṁ – very, much used or employed punaḥ – again puṇya – merits, virtue puruṣa – of the spiritual person, individual spirit puruṣārtha – the aims of a human being puruṣasya – of the spirit pūrva – before, previous pūrvakaḥ – caused by, proceeded by, previously practiced pūrveṣām – of those before, the ancient teachers
214 YOGA SŪTRAS R rāga – a tendency of emotional attachment, craving rasa – essence ratna – gems, precious things ṛtaṁbharā – reality-perceptive, truth discerning rūḍho – developed produced rūpa – form ruta – sound, cry, yell, language S śabda – sound śabdādi – sound and the related sensual pursuits śabdajñāna – written or spoken information sabījaḥ – with motivation from the mento-emotional energy sadā – always sādhāraṇatvāt – common, normal, universal sah – He, that sahabhuvaḥ – occurring with the symptoms śaithilyāt – due to relaxation, collapse sākṣātkaraṇāt – from causing to be visibly present, direct intuitive śakti – power, potency, energy śaktyoḥ – of the two potencies sālambanaṁ – leaning on, resting on, support samādhi – continuous effortless linkage of the attention to a higher concentration force or person samāna – digestive energy samāpatteḥ – of meeting, of linking samāpattibhyām – meeting, encounter samāpattiḥ – linkage fusion samāptir – end conclusions samaya – condition saṁbandha – relationship saṁbodhaḥ – full or correct perception saṁhananatvāni – definiteness, hardness saṁhatya – because of it saṁjñā – consciousness, demeanor, mind-set saṁkāra – impression saṁkhyābhiḥ – with numbering accounting saṁpat – wealth, prosperity, perfection saṁprajñātaḥ – the observational linkage of the attention to a higher concentration force saṁprayogaḥ – intimate contact saṁśaya – doubt saṁskāra – impression in the mento-emotional energy saṁskārāt – from the impressions derived saṁskārayoḥ – of the impressions formed of cultural activities saṁskārebhaḥ – from the subtle impressions saṁvedanam – perception saṁvedanāt – from knowing saṁvegānām – regarding those who practice forcibly saṁvit – thorough insight saṁyamād – from the complete restraint of the mento- emotional energy saṁyamah – complete restraint saṁyamāt – from the complete restraint of the mento- emotional energy sāmye – on being equal, in the same
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YOGA SŪTRAS of Patañjali
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LORD SHIVA - Master of the Yogis 3
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 7 Pa
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Introduction Anyone who does not ha
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Part 1 Yoga Sūtras: Verses and Tra
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CHAPTER 1: SAMĀDHI PĀDA Transcend
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Verse 12 Verses and Translation 13
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CHAPTER 2: SĀDHANA PĀDA Practice
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Part 2 An Approach To Patañjali’
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An Approach 57 24. This person is t
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Page 164 and 165: Verses, Translation and Commentary
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Page 208 and 209: apratisaṁkramāyāḥ - not movin
Page 210 and 211: dhāraṇā - linking of the attent
Page 212 and 213: khyāteḥ-of a thorough awareness
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Page 218 and 219: upekṣaṇam - indifference, neutr
Page 220 and 221: Index to Verses: Selected Sanskrit
Page 222 and 223: P panthāḥ 4.15 para śarīrāve
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Page 226 and 227: Insight , continuous, 2.26 develope
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Page 230 and 231: A ābhimata, 108 abhiniveśaḥ, 11
Page 232 and 233: E Ear, 157 Earth, 136 Eating , 130
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Page 236 and 237: Rebirth, angelic world,184 avoided,
Page 238 and 239: U udāna, 177 Uddhava, 86,116 Umbil
Page 240 and 241: About the Author Yogi Madhvāchāry
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