21. Alice Bailey & Djwhal Khul; The Yoga Sutras Of Patanjali; Index of Patanjali. Paraphrased by Djwhal Khul with commentary by Alice Bailey. Before the soul can see, the harmony within must be attained, http://netnews.helloyou.ch/patanjali/index.html

To Netnews Homepage The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali Paraphrased by Djwhal Khul with commentary by Alice Bailey Before the soul can see, the harmony within must be attained, and fleshly eyes be rendered blind to all illusion. Before the soul can hear, the image (Man) has to become as deaf to roarings as to whispers, to cries of bellowing elephants as to the silvery buzzing of the golden fire-fly. Before the soul can comprehend and may remember, she must unto the silent speaker be united, just as the form to which the clay is modelled is first united with the potter's mind. For then the soul will hear, and will remember. And then to the inner ear will speak the voice of silence. From: Helena Blavatsky The Voice of the Silence Table of Contents Download Search for: Any of the words All the words Last Updated August 1, 1999 © 1998, 1999 Netnews Association. To Netnews Homepage

22. The Yoga Sutras Of Patanjali: The Book Of The Spiritual Man By Patañjali - Pr Download the free eBook The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali the Book of the Spiritual Man by Patañjali. http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/2526

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23. Divya Yog Mandir (Trust) - Patanjali Yogpeeth : Vision And Objectives Millions of rupees have been spent on purchase of land and ongoing construction of Patanjali Yogpeeth. The OPD, with a capacity of five thousand patients http://www.divyayoga.com/patanjali.htm

Requires Real Player click here to download Divya Yog Mandir (Trust) - Patanjali Yogpeeth Vision and Objectives To make a disease free world through a scientific approach to Yog and Ayurved To establish a new World Health Organization and fulfill the resolution of making a new world order - free from disease and medicine, through research work on the knowledge base of our great saints and sages viz. Maharishi Patanjali Charak and Sushurut To establish with a scientific approach, Pran (breath) as medicine for the treatment of all curable and incurable diseases by extensive research in Pranayam/Yog To propagate Pranayam as a “ free ” medicine for the treatment of diseases across the globe, through in-depth research within the parameters of modern medical science. This will enable both the rich and poor avail its benefits in order to attain sound health. Making the world a peaceful and tranquil place by using Yogic techniques to eradicate fatal effects of medicines and weapons. To study and research the subjects associated with Yajna , organic agriculture, cow-urine, nature and environment in addition to the study and research in Yog and Ayurved at the research centre of the Institution.

24. YOGA SUTRAS (UNION THREADS) By Patanjali The greatest classical text from the yoga school of Indian philosophy is the YOGA SUTRAS by Patanjali, thought to have been written in the second century BC http://san.beck.org/Yoga.html

BECK index WISDOM OF CHINA AND INDIA Contents Introduction to the Yoga Sutras The greatest classical text from the yoga school of Indian philosophy is the YOGA SUTRAS by Patanjali, thought to have been written in the second century BC. These "threads" on yoga or union are extremely terse, stating concisely and often precisely essential points. The text may be explained and interpreted by commentaries or a teacher. Yoga practice is considered complementary to the Sankhya philosophy, the goal being the realization of freedom in Spirit from the world of Nature. This psychological method of liberation is called raja or royal yoga or the yoga of the eight steps, which may be listed as follows: 1. Restraint: nonviolence, not lying, not stealing, not lusting, and not possessing; 2. Observances: cleanliness, contentment, discipline, self-study, and surrender to the Lord; 3. Posture or physical exercises; 4. Breath control; 5. Sublimation or withdrawal from the senses; 6. Attention; 7. Concentration;

25. Yoga Sutras Of Patanjali - Table Of Contents - IntraText CT Yoga Sutras of Patanjali full text, concordances and frequency lists. http://www.intratext.com/X/ENG0210.htm

Table of Contents Words Alphabetical Frequency Inverse Length ... IntraText Library The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali The Threads of Union Translation by Bongiovanni I IntraText Edition CT 2007 - See also: Credits IntraText CT is the hypertextualized text together with wordlists and concordances. Help Overview Lists Concordances Glossary ... For easier reading... - Table of Contents - Statistics and graphs (Occurrences: 3300. Words: 958) Part One - on Contemplations Part Two - on Spiritual Disciplines Part Three - on Divine Powers Part Four - on Realizations Credits Printed source Not available Source of the electronic transcription http://www.sacred-texts.com/ ETML tagging IntraText Editorial Staff Best viewed with any browser at 800x600 or 768x1024 on Tablet PC (V89) - Some rights reserved by - 1996-2007. Content in this page is licensed under a Creative Commons License

26. Project Gutenberg Edition Of The Yoga Sutras Of Patanjali: The Book Of The Spiri The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali The Book of the Spiritual Man. by Patanjali. translated by Charles Johnston Project Gutenberg Release 2526 (February 2001) http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/gutbook/lookup?num=2526

27. Auckland Yoga Academy New Zealand - Ashtanga Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Pregnancy Yoga, Y Patanjali holds a unique position in the line of great Indian sages and Patanjali was born to a saintly woman called Gonika who had spent her life in http://www.yoga.co.nz/newsletters/patanjali.asp

write_menu('Newsletters', menuArray); Links ashtanga.com Pattabhi Jois's website R. Sharath's website yogajournal.com John Scott Ashtanga in Goa Ashtanga Melbourne Yoga Sanctury Ashtanga in Japan Yoga Alliance Astanga Wellington NZ Patanjali Patanjali holds a unique position in the line of great Indian sages and benefactors of mankind. He is venerated in Indian tradition as the author of classical treatises on medicine, grammar and Yoga. These three sciences effect the purification of the human body, speech and mind. He is said to be an incarnation of the serpent Ananta (meaning "the Infinite One") on whom Lord Vishnu, the preserver of the world, rests in slumber before the beginning of creation. Patanjali was born to a saintly woman called Gonika who had spent her life in spiritual pursuits.He fell into her cupped hands in the form of a tiny snake as she was offering an oblation of water to the Sun.Hence he was named Patanjali, from pata, meaning snake of fallen, and anjalli, meaning hands folded in prayer. He is depicted iconographically with a man's torso and the coiled tail of a serpent.

28. Patanjali Yoga Kendra, Yoga Sutras, Meditation, Samadhi Pada, Sadhana Pada, Vibh Patanjali Yoga Kendra, Yoga Sutras Book YogaBeyond Mind including chapters as Samadhi Pada, Sadhana Pada, Vibhuti Pada, Kaivalya Pada. http://patanjali.in/

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29. The Influence Of The Invocation To Sage Patanjali The influence of the invocation to sage Patanjali is undeniable. However, what are we really doing when we repeat the invocation, and will it bring us any http://www.yogatohealth.com/The_Influence_of_The_Invocation_To_Sage_Patanjali.ht

The Influence of The Invocation To Sage Patanjali Patanjali is widely believed to be the father of Yoga. At the very least, he is certainly the "father" of most of the way yoga is practised today, with the Invocation to Sage Patanjali central to most types of yoga, whether it is openly acknowledged or not. But whether that reflects the way yoga was originally intended, is another thing. His most famous book " The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali ", was written in approximately 300-500 B.C. In 196 sutras or aphorisms, Patanjali states what Yoga is - "the stilling of the fluctuations of the mind"; and what Yoga does - "perfect firmness of the body, steadiness of intelligence and benevolence of spirit". Yoga practitioners paying respect (and acknowleding their beliefs, lineage, and asscoiations) through the invocation to Sage Patanjali has been likened to musicians earning royalties. Just as a musician gets paid money by people for the right to use their music, Iyengar Yoga practitioners pay "homage" to Sage Patanjali in return for (in their perspective) benefiting from his teachings and wisdom. Perhaps the curency is not money, but a quotia of life force energy instead. Iyengar yoga is not the only type of yoga to use the invocation to sage Patanjali, however. Desikachar cites Patanjali as a central influence, and Kriya yoga are fairly quiet about their associations. Iyengar, Desikachar, Ashtanga, and a few other types of yoga came out of Krishnamarcharya's teachings, for whom Patanjali was an important influence.

30. "Invocation To Patanjali," Audio Chant By B.K.S. Iyengar Patanjali lived roughly 2500 years ago and is revered for his Yoga Sutras, 196 concise aphorisms that set forth the principles of yoga. http://www.yogagroup.org/patanjal.html

Audio chant by Shri B.K.S. Iyengar We are grateful to have received permission from Mr. Iyengar three yoga videos by Manouso. Patanjali lived roughly 2,500 years ago and is revered for his Yoga Sutras , 196 concise aphorisms that set forth the principles of yoga. The chanted Invocation to Patanjali is from the Bhojavritti. "Invocation to Patanjali" in sanskrit, with "AUM" (54k RealAudio file) or "Invocation to Patanjali" in sanskrit, with "AUM" (605k WAV file) "AUM" only (6k RealAudio file) or "AUM" only (68k WAV file) Sound quality is better with the WAV format, but the files are much larger. Download the free RealAudio player. Home Yoga Group Classes Classes in other Cities Recommended Postures ... Links

31. Information About Astanga Yoga - IYNAUS - The Official Website Of The Iyengar Yo Astanga yoga is the term given by the philosopher/sage Patanjali, about 2000 years ago to describe eight limbs of a path toward union of the Atman http://www.iynaus.org/IyengarYoga/Patanjali/

Join Login press contact ... Patanjali Patanjali Astanga Yoga Invocation Commentary What is Astanga Yoga? (not to be confused with Shri Pattabhi Jois' system of Hatha Yoga) One may assume that Iyengar yoga is simply gymnastics and deep breathing. Asanas and pranayama, however, are part of a much larger practice called Astanga yoga. Astanga yoga is the term given by the philosopher/sage Patanjali, about 2,000 years ago to describe eight limbs of a path toward union of the Atman (individual soul) with Brahman (universal soul). The practice of asana and pranayama are just two aspects of the eight limbs of Astanga yoga. The other six steps are: Yama (social ethics); Niyama (personal discipline); Pratyahara (sensory withdrawal); Dharana (concentration); Dhyana (meditation); and Samadhi (bliss). Asana and pranayama are critical to the path because it is believed that mastery of the body leads to mastery of the mind. The intensity and depth to which Iyengar yoga is practiced on the physical level produces a shift in the student's mind and spirit. That intensity is due to the demand that the whole body and mind be involved in performing asana and pranayama. Iyengar's method facilitates this process in the following ways: Students learn to bring awareness to all parts of their body at once, thus the mind becomes alert, attentive and sharp.

32. Patanjali's Yoga Sutras Patanjali, the author of the Yoga Sutras treatise is largely believed to have lived around year 200 B.C.E. Based on the comparison of the Sanskrit style of http://www.geocities.com/athens/olympus/3588/patanjali.htm

Patanjali's Yoga Sutras (an overview) by Octavian Sarbatoare (BA Usyd) About Yoga Sutras and its author Patanjali , the author of the Yoga Sutras treatise is largely believed to have lived around year 200 B.C.E. Based on the comparison of the Sanskrit style of text, scholars like Dasgupta, Liebich, Garbe identify the author of YS to be the same Patanjali , the grammarian, author of Mahabhasya , a treatise on grammar. Other scholars like Woods and Jacobi believe that there was another Patanjali who has written the work around the 5th c. C.E or later. The issue of Buddhist influence and interpolation is also considered by scholars like Keith A. B. and Hauer. (Eliade,1954, p. 363). The best known first English versions were done by Woods (The Yoga system of Patanjali , Harvard Oriental Series, 1914) and Rama Prasada Patanjali ,s Yoga Sutras , Allahabad, 1910). ( Ibid ., p. 364). YS , usually translated as Yoga Aphorisms , set the foundation of Raja Yoga , the 'Royal Yoga', a classical of Yoga systems. The well-known work is usually addressed as Ashtanga Yoga , the Yoga of eight steps/ limbs (Skr.

33. Patanjali's Yoga-sutra, All 4 Chapters all four chapters of sage Patanjali s yoga sutra with original sanskrit verses and commentaries by practicing yogis in modern English. http://www.gita-society.com/section3/yoga-sutra.htm

Patanjali's yoga-sutra, Chapter 2 Saadhan pad Patanjali's yoga-sutra, Chapter 3 Vibhuti pad Patanjali's yoga-sutra, Chapter 4 Kaivalya pad Chapter 1 Samadhi Pad: Verse 1 atha yoganusasanam atha-now; yoganusasana = yoga- yoga and its practice = anusasanam- explanation Now I give the explanation of (the discipline of) yoga and its practice. Discipline is the basis of meditation and yoga. The word "Anushasan" also means discipline and regularity absolutely necessary for success in any human endeavour. Commentary: Sri Patanjali began by the term atha which means now or at this time, I will do something. He took the task of giving the explanation of yoga and its practice, because before this time such an explanation was not laid out in an academic way. He gave the syllabus for yoga, thus breaking the monopoly of all those teachers who mastered yoga and who taught it to their students bit by bit over the years. Whatever Sri Patanjali would say would be standard. It cannot be changed merely by a difference in philosophy. Just as a gasoline combustion engine manufactured in Japan will be quite similar to one manufactured in German, so yoga practice will be the same everywhere, because the human body is the same in each case, and the way of changing the subtle form which produced that gross one is also the same.

34. Yoga Sutras When Patanjali codified, or compiled the Yoga Sutras, it was not that a new system Yoga Sutras of Patanjali Practical journey through the Yoga Sutras. http://www.swamij.com/yoga-sutras.htm

To return to the Home Page, click the mountains above from any page in the site. Home About Basics Meditation ... Fun/Misc. Yoga Sutras of Patanjali - Raja Yoga - Ashtanga Yoga For clarity of study and practice, the 196 sutras of the Yoga Sutras have been clustered into 39 sections below. Each of the Yoga Sutras links below contains Sanskrit transliteration, word-for-word translations, and practical explanations. This presentation of the Yoga Sutras is further described in the Introduction . There are also a List of all sutras Narrative of the Sutras Chapter Outlines , and PDF Downloads on Yoga Sutras Homepage Newsletters: Yoga Sutras Newsletter Meditation Reminders Newsletter Unadorned Thread of Yoga (A new Yoga Sutras book with English translations from 12 different people) Yoga Sutras Interpretive English Translation with Sanskrit translations is available in print: Yoga Sutras Chapter 1 Concentration Samadhi Pada Yoga Sutras Chapter 2 ... Kaivalya Pada (roll over and click) What is Yoga?

35. Patanjali, Yoga, Father Of Yoga, Who Created Yoga, Hindu Yoga, Hindu God Patanja Patanjali, Father of Yoga, Hindu God Patanjali, Yoga Patanjali Statue Wet Pantanjali s life story Patanjali, Creator of Yoga, Yoga, Hindu Yoga God http://www.lotussculpture.com/patanjaliyoga.htm

Your browser does not support script The Hindu God Patanjali, the Father of Yoga Patanjali Statue Wet Pantanjali 's life story is somewhat unknown, leaving many details unexplained and disputed. Pantanjali was born to Atri and Anusuya; both masters of Ashtanga yoga. The details surrounding his birth have assumed mythical dimensions. It is said that in order to teach yoga Pantanjali fell from the heavens in the form of a little snake, and fell into his virginal mother's open palms. His most known accomplishment is the compilation of the Yoga Sutras, a major work which contains aphorisms on the philosophical aspects of mind and consciousness, and is the assumed writer of work on the ancient Indian medicine system. Recently Yoga Sutra has become popular worldwide for the precepts of Raja Yoga, and also the philosophical basis of the Yoga movement, which aids in the health of harmonizing of the bodymind. Patanjali Statue Dry Red Marble Patanjali Pantanjali is also said to be an incarnation of Adi S'esha who is the first ego-expansion of Vishnu , Sankarshana .

36. Patanjali Centre For Classical Yoga Patanjali Yoga Centre was founded by Sri Swami Indrananda Ji (Sri Indar Nath) in 1972 with a view to spreading the true message of Yoga in Great Britain and http://www.patanjali-centre.org.uk/

Patanjali Centre for Classical Yoga Home Yoga Classes Events ... Home Welcome to Patanjali Centre for Classical Yoga Patanjali Yoga Centre was founded by Sri Swami Indrananda Ji (Sri Indar Nath) in 1972 with a view to spreading the true message of Yoga in Great Britain and abroad. It was registered with the Charity Commission in 1982 and its aims are: To advance public education in the classical teachings of the science of Yoga, upon the principles of the highest standards of personal conduct and service to others. To promote and advance for the public benefit the study and practice of and research into the therapeutic effects of Yoga as a means of improving the physical, mental and spiritual health of the community, and to publish the useful results of any such research. In 1988 an Ashram was established in Battle, East Sussex (where the Battle of Hastings was fought in 1066), to impart the classical teachings of Yoga to serious aspirants and others. Swami Indrananda Ji moved to this place in August 1989 Sadly Swami ji passed away on December 19th 2007 and the Centre is now run by the Trustees. Click

37. Patanjali Quotes Patanjali quotes,Patanjali, author, authors, writer, writers, people, famous people. http://thinkexist.com/quotes/patanjali/

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38. ~ Yoga Sutras Of Patanjali ~ The Book Of The Spiritual Man ~ FREE FULL TEXT ~ Ph Brought to you FREE by the Phineas Parkhurst Quimby Philosophical Society. http://www.yogasutrasofpatanjali.com/

~ Yoga Sutras of Patanjali ~ THE YOGA SUTRAS OF PATANJALI "The Book of the Spiritual Man" Interpretation by Charles Johnston Bengal Civil Service, Retired; Indian Civil Service, Sanskrit Prizeman; Dublin University, Sanskrit Prizeman Edited by Phineas Parkhurst Quimby Philosophical Society The Yoga , build on the Samkhya school and the Hindu scripture of the Bhagavad Gita (see also: Vyasa ). Yoga, the science of uniting one's consciousness, is also found in the Puranas , the Vedas and the Upanishads . Still, this work is certainly a major work among the great Hindu scriptures and serves as the basis of the yoga-system known as Raja Yoga darshanas of Hindu Philosophy . The give us the earliest reference to the popular term Ashtanga Yoga which translates literally as the eight limbs of yoga. They are yama niyama asana pranayama ... dhyana and samadhi INTRODUCTION TO BOOK I Spiritual Man born from the Psychical Man BOOK I Book of Spiritual Consciousness INTRODUCTION TO BOOK II Growth of the Spiritual Man BOOK II Book of the Means of Soul Growth INTRODUCTION TO BOOK III Powers of the Spiritual Man BOOK III Book of Spiritual Powers INTRODUCTION TO BOOK IV Introducing the "Mechanism of Salvation" BOOK IV Consciousness of the Self Next: Introduction to Book I INVOCATION TO PATANJALI www.QUIMBYLECTURES.com

39. Yoga Sutras Of Patanjali yoga practitioners guide to the yoga sutras of Patanjali by godfrey devereux, godfridev. http://www.yogadarshana.com/

the yoga sutras of patanjali: practical science of nondual wisdom translation of the yoga sutras of patanjali by synopsis precis of the yoga sutras of patanjali commentary commentary on the eight limbs of the yoga sutras of patanjali pearls aphoristic interpretation of the yoga sutras of patanjali translation translation of the yoga sutras of patanjali patanjali patanjali author of yoga sutras is NOT a dualist dedicated to soten genpo roshi for giving me back my self kali for giving me back to god ramesh balsekar for giving us all such a sure way home be well warned godfri is not a dictionary scholar, nor an academic of any kind, his interpretation of patanjalis yoga sutras is based only on his own practice, guided as it has been by masters of zen and advaita even more than by masters of yoga and seeks not to respresent patanjali who alone knows for sure exactly what he meant but to conetxtualise the practice of yoga for those wish to penetrate its depths free from the insubstantiable noise of dualistic hearsay, rumour and wishful thinking

40. The Yoga-Sutras Of Patanjali And The Cloud Of Unknowing: A Preliminary Step In A To Patanjali, nirivikalpa samadhi is the highest and happiest state one can aspire to, as it frees one from the otherwise endless cycle of pleasure and pain http://www.infidels.org/library/modern/mark_vuletic/myst.html

Library Modern Documents Mark Vuletic : The Yoga-Sutras of Patanjali and The Cloud of Unknowing : A Preliminary Step in Assessing the Ontological Accuracy of the Mystical Experience The Yoga-Sutras of Patanjali and The Cloud of Unknowing : A Preliminary Step in Assessing the Ontological Accuracy of the Mystical Experience (1996) Mark I. Vuletic This paper was written for a seminar in mysticism taught by Neal Grossman at The University of Illinois at Chicago in Spring, 1996 Proponents of mysticism sometimes offer the alleged uniformity of mystical experiences across time, distance, and culture as evidence of the epistemological value of the insights into reality one supposedly acquires from having such an experience. Obviously, to assess the claim to its fullest extent would require a thorough examination of all representative mystical texts - far beyond the scope of a single paper - and a detailed consideration of several epistemological issues regarding criteria of evidence and parsimony. However, a preliminary step towards full assessment can be made through consideration of two representative mystical texts from as radically different cultural contexts as can be found, and a survey of some of the epistemological issues involved in assessing what kind of evidence, if any, they offer for the ontological accuracy of the mystical experience. This paper will attempt to offer just such a preliminary analysis. The first text I will consider is a collection of yoga sutras

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