Yoga Philosophy of Patañjali: Containing his yoga aphorisms with Vyāsa's commentary in Sanskrit and a translation with annotations including many suggestions for the practice of yogaThe Yoga Sutras of Patañjali are universally acknowledged as the fundamental text on yoga and meditation in the Indian classical tradition. This English translation of Yoga Philosophy of Patañjali is widely regarded as the most authoritative and authentic that has been available in recent times. It is a serious and clear presentation of Patañjali's sutras and Vyāsa's Bhāsya, providing these basic texts both in the original Sanskrit and in readable and accurate English. These classical works are augmented by the commentary of Swami Hariharananda Aranya, a scholar and yogi of great repute, who, in his lifetime, was the foremost exponent in India of the Sāṃkhya Yoga system of which the Yoga Aphorisms of Patañjali are the principal work. |
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Contents
Yoga Philosophy of Patanjali | 1 |
Book II On Practice | 113 |
Book III Supernormal Powers | 249 |
Book IV On the SelfinItself or Liberation | 346 |
Appendixes | 411 |
Taattvas and their Realisation | 416 |
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acquired activities Adarśana afflictions appear arises arrested Asana Asmitā attained Avidya becomes Bhūtas birth body Buddhi called cause ceases cessation characteristics Chitta cognition concentration conception Consciousness contemplation Dhyana disappear discriminative enlightenment discriminative knowledge distinction engrossment exhalation existence experience of pleasure external objects feeling fluctuations gross Guņas inhalation Iśvara Kaivalya Karma Karmāśaya Kleśas knowable knower known latencies latent impressions liberation Mahat manifest means meditation mental mind misery modifications mutation mutative nature nescience Niyama one-pointed one's particular Patanjali perception pleasure and pain practice practising Samyama Prajñā Prakṛti Prāṇāyāma present pure I-sense Purușa realised recollection relating renunciation result Samadhi Samāpatti Samkhya Sattva Sättvika Seer sense-organs senses sentient sequence Smṛti sound Śruti subtle supernormal powers Sūtra Tanmātras things thought three Gunas tion unmanifest Vāsanā Vikalpa Virya words wrong knowledge Yoga Yogic Yogin इति तत्र तथा तस्य तु भवति भाष्यम् यथा वा सा हि