Episode 20 - Acceptance of mind -Kaivalya Pada
Kaivalya Pada:
4-17: An object is known or unknown depending on the degree to which the mind accepts it.
Kaivalya Pada:
4-17: An object is known or unknown depending on the degree to which the mind accepts it.
Kaivalya Pada 4:1 Siddhis are born of practices performed in previous lives, or of the ingestion of certain herbs, or by the repetition of certain ...
Vibhuti Pada 3:30:
Samyama on the navel plexus gives knowledge of the body's constitution.
Discussing last three limbs of Ashtanga Yoga
Sadhana Pada: Verse 46
Asana (the third "limb" of Ashtanga Yoga) means to be seated in a firm, pleasant, and relaxed position.
Sadhana Pada: Verse 35:
In the presence of one who is firmly grounded in harmlessness, all hostilities cease.
Sadhana Pada: Verse 32 (contd.)
The Niyamas consist of purity, contentment, austerity (accepting but not causing pain), self-study (introspec...
Sadhana Pada: Verse 32
The Niyamas consist of purity, contentment, austerity (accepting but not causing pain), self-study (introspection), a...
Sadhana Pada: Verse 29
The eight limbs of yoga are 1, Yama (self-denial); 2, Niyama (observance); 3, posture; 4, withdrawal of the energy; 5...
Sadhana Pada, Verse 19:
"The stages of the gunas are gross, less gross, definable, and beyond definition."
Back to the Gunas...