Once again, I feel the need to emphasize that I don't think I belong
to the cognoscenti. I'm just a linguistic technician, so to speak.
Let's study the second suutra, that seems to define yoga:
yogash citta-vRtti-nirodhaH.
A literal translation could be something like
yoga [is]
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Once again, I feel the need to emphasize that I don't think I belong
to the cognoscenti. I'm just a linguistic technician, so to speak.
Fair enough Carde, but compared to me.
Let's study the second suutra, that seems to
What do you think of Thomas Egenes' translation of the Yoga Sutras?
L
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, cardemaister@... wrote :
Once again, I feel the need to emphasize that I don't think I belong
to the cognoscenti. I'm just a linguistic technician, so to speak.
Let's study the second
What do you think of Ali Shearers work Carde? Is he intepreting the ancient
texts well or just trying to fit them into the TM mythos? Or is his stuff
considered the best by the cognoscenti - assuming there is one other than you
;-)
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I would think any level can be reached. The point isn't which level is
reached, but which level is maintained once the hopping starts, I think.
L
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As most of us might know, saMyama (sanyama) consists of dhaaraNaa, dhyaana
and
