--- In [email protected], "george_deforest" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > cardemaister wrote: > > > > Anyone know, where one could find the Sanskrit > > versions of the TM-Sidhi suutras? > > This site discusses each of Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, > using sanskrit and english (with its own interpretations, > which aren't necessarily MMY, but seem decent). > > The TM-sidhi program derives from the Sanyama section: > http://www.swamij.com/yoga-sutras-31737.htm#3.24 >
Thanks, but I meant specifically the "TM-versions" of the suutras. I seem to recall for instance TM-YF -suutra containing the word "tantu", which doesn't appear in the original Paatañjala-suutra, but is amongst the words of e.g. Vyaasa's commentary: [...] tatastuurNanaabhitantumaatre vihRtya... Without sandhi: tataH; tu; uurNa-naabhi-tantu-maatre; vihRtya... Attempt at translation (never seen one before, except my own): ... but (tu) going [having gone/"been able" to go??](vihRtya) [on] mere (maatre) on [a] spider's web (uurNa-naabhi*-tantu)... *) uurNa-naabhi = ?wool-navel(-ed: spider)
