--- In [email protected], Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > On Nov 27, 2005, at 6:12 AM, cardemaister wrote: > > > --- In [email protected], cardemaister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > wrote: > >> > >> > >> Here's Vyaasa's commentary on YS III 38 > >> (para-shariiraaveshaH, entering another's body) > >> > >> lolii-bhuutasya manaso 'pratiSThasya karmaashaya-vashaad > >> bandhaH pratiSThetyarthaH | tasya karmaNo bandha-kaaraNasya > >> shaithilyaM samaadhi-balaad bhavati | pracaarasaMvedanaM ca > >> cittasya samaadijam eva | karma-bandha-kSayaat sva-cittasya > >> pracaarasaMvedanaac ca yogii cittam sva-sariiraan niSkRSya > >> shaiiraantareSu nikSipati | nikSiptaM cittaM cendriyaaNyanu > >> patanti | yathaa madhukara-raajaanaM makSikaa utpatantam > >> anuutpatanti nivishamaanaM anunivishante tathendriyaaNi > >> parashariiraaveshe cittam anu vidhiyanta iti > >> > >> The last sentence is kinda interesting. Firstly, it calls > >> queen-bee "madhu-kara-raajaa" (honey-maker-*king*). > >> It seems to state also, that senses (indriyaaNi) follow > >> the mind (entering another's body) as bees follow the > >> queen-bee, whatever she does (flying up or down??). > >> There are a couple of strange words in the comment. > >> Perhaps we'll try to find them in a dictionary any time > >> soon. Anyhow, the reason for the loosening of the binding > >> force of karma seems to be due to the power of samaadhi > >> (tasya karmaNo bandha-kaaraNasya shaithilyaM samaadhi- > >> balaad bhavati). > >> > > > > Just "quickly" "browsed" through Bhojadeva's comment on > > the same suutra. It seems to be more detailed than Vyaasa's. > > For instance, Bhoja seems to mention by name the naaDii's and > > stuff through(?) which ones mind goes out of ones body. > > Bhoja also maintains that the other body can be either > > dead or alive: > > > > ...tadaa parakiiyaM shariiraM *mRtaM jiivacchariiraM* > > [jiivat + shariiram?] vaa... > > The infamous "Six Yogas of Naropa", in some of it's recensions > actually contains this practice. Sri Swami Rama claimed this practice > was virtually lost in the Hindu trads. He was obsessed with learning > the details of this practice, called para-kaya pravesha. >
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