Illustrations from Patanjali
Desire according to the Yoga Sutra: total detachment from
people, places, and things. (P31)
The final asanas of yoga are quite gentle and accessible to
outsiders. As a result, some people have always thought that yoga is beneficial
for both genders. Extremists can also misinterpret the Yoga Sutra's
prohibitions. Everybody is aware that the word "forbidden" implies
"not attached," not "prohibited." This is comparable to
Buddhism's concept of "colour." Buddhism uses the concept of
"colour" as it is understood by the average person. Yoga's
"forbiddenness" is not what ordinary people would consider "forbidden,"
and the "desire" is not even what ordinary people would consider
"want." The word "forbidden" means without attachment. This
is another type of attachment if "prohibition" stands for
"prohibition." A cause of irritation is perseverance. Naturally,
perseverance has endless inspiration. inevitably results in social and
historical advancement.
Don't limit the discussion to yoga's role in advancing
society. This subject is very broad. In actuality, everything is governed by
natural rules. In pursuit but not by force. Everything must occur. Even
problems are common because life is inherently "sweet and bitter,"
and pursuing merely a "happy life" is a one-sided perspective of
life, similar to how you can't tell what white is without black.
Life began as a collection of different sensations.
Everything is born from the heart; the problems we are
experiencing right now are only temporary. You are correct in thinking that is
a problem. You believe it to be inconsequential.
All things have two sides. The world and other people have
been sacrificed in the sage's quest for self-sublimation.
They have contributed to the advancement of the world and of
others in order to further their own interests and goals.
It genuinely has "desires" and pursuits, whether or
not it is noble, whether it is a layperson or a guru. Just a different way of
saying it.
Sometimes we take on too much responsibility for other people
while neglecting our own needs. Therefore, this society instils in us a sense
of responsibility.
As the ones who are caring for others, we can learn how to be
responsible people in this way.
Both the caregiver and we desire rewards for being
responsible.
Nothing is wrong with this. Not only should you comprehend
them, but also yourself. Be accountable to yourself as well as to others.
Remember, don't hold on.
A person is regarded as a pure devotee when they have an uncontrollable devotion for God. (P42)
A saint is someone who prioritises spiritual aspirations over
worldly ones and does not have any worldly ambitions. He totally abandons
everything. In favour of the hereafter, he turned away from this world. (P42)
Love is a deep concern for other people's life. Love is
selfless commitment. Love is for everyone, not just for God.
Although the ways in which people express their love may
differ, they all do so in essentially the same ways.
Giving with the expectation of receiving something back turns
love into an exchange. However, it does not imply that the transaction is not
honourable. It simply isn't love.
The holy Ganges, which originates in the Himalayas covered in
snow, is revered by Indians as the "Holy River" and "Mother of
India."
The Ganges was formerly a goddess in Indian mythology. She is
the princess of Himahuat (Snow King), who inhabits the earth to hydrate it and
save humanity. (P44)
The ultimate Bliss Xitian, according to Xuan Zang, a
prominent monk in the Tang Dynasty of China, was Varanasi in India. Varanasi
was the ultimate Bliss Xitian for him.
On the left bank of the middle portions of the Ganges, in the
southeast of Northwest India, lies a region known by the ancient name "Gai
corpse," which means "the country where the gods shine." (P48)
It is not a flawless manifestation to "be born." On
the other hand, it is a flawless manifestation with an attitude of transient
outcomes and actions in line with standards and codes. (P75)
Up until the 19th century, the time following the publication
of the Yoga Sutra was referred to as the post-classical yoga period. Numerous
publications, including the Yoga Upanishad, were published during this time.
Yoga practitioners now emphasise more instead of trying to
escape reality. Describe reality. (P78)
The three deities Brahma, Shiva, and Visnu are
representations of various facets of Brahma.
The master of goodness is Vesnu, the highest deity in charge
of upholding the universe.
The characteristics of passion are governed by Brahma, the god
who is in charge of creation.
The characteristics of ignorance are under the power of
Shiva, who is accountable for destroying the universe. (P83)
Brahma, the creator deity, Visnu, the protector god, and
Shiva, the destroyer god. representing zeal, generosity, and ignorance. It's
important to value "creativity."
It need desire to generate creativity. How many literati,
scholars, and geniuses have been attractive throughout the ages? But those who
leave behind a wealth of artistic riches tend to be people who are constantly
passionate.
I don't want such passion to emerge from bosses and leaders
too much, but life still needs such originality. Humans therefore seek passion
and common harmony constantly.
Like water, time flows. Time is a strong force in the
material world, which finally drives everything to annihilation for a cosmos
that is changing constantly.
While time in the physical world is split into the past, present, and future, time in the spiritual realm is always in the present tense. (277)
Yoga is a philosophy, as this explanation of the phrase
"live in the moment" should demonstrate.
Leave no trace and transcend black and white. (P284)
Be impartial and avoid being biassed. Tell the truth without
making any comments. I'm done now.
Future outcomes are determined by current conduct.
According to the rebirth idea, everyone's current state is
continuously influenced by their previous karma, and future karma is
continuously created.
Death and regeneration don't stop the process. Therefore, we
are all ultimately accountable to ourselves. (P285)
Today's decisions will affect tomorrow's. You should only be
in charge of yourself. It is not appropriate for others to be responsible for
you. Nobody is born to have a good time.
Waiting till later to pursue spiritual ascension or
self-perfection is evasion and self-care irresponsibility. If our ideas are
materialistic and worldly, we are merely maintaining our existence on this
planet.
Our activities can only be elevated to a level beyond planetary
relativity by transcendent cognition. The greatest time to begin growing
transcendent thought is therefore right now. (P288)
Now, and only now, observing the present. There is nothing to
worry about tomorrow, I started to realise after hearing more tales about the
frail lives of parents and friends. Enough for today; have a good one. Do
better tomorrow; perhaps life is only temporary. Enjoy yourself today, be
joyful, do what you want to do, and then return. In actuality, it used to be
today, tomorrow.
It makes me think of a long-ago statement I saw on a dating
website: "Believe in Buddhism, get together if you don't, and divide if
you do."
I didn't believe that person was in charge at the moment.
Then, one day, it abruptly opened up. This sense of accountability is
sometimes. Some people constantly repeat their duties out loud, but they lack
even a modicum of conscience.
Yoga requires a sound condition of consciousness and the
capacity for present-moment mindfulness. (P312)
Yoga is more than just asana practise. Even asana goes beyond
pursuing the ultimate goal. Similar to yoga's balanced asana, it is a process
of suspending the body, one of harmony, smoothness, and stability rather than
just the quest of absolute equilibrium. Practice yoga and present-day awareness
since life is best lived in the now.
Similar to not concentrating when practising yoga, paying too
much attention to the past and future in life will only disrupt the present and
cause instability and imbalance.
The past is an unavoidable fait accompli. It's fine if you
summarised it; there's no need to feel regret or nostalgia.
Just go after it; the future is unpredictable. Avoid becoming
totally focused on your eyesight. Any undue focus on the past or the future
indicates a lack of attention to the present.
Patanjali's Affect
Isa is dedicated to bringing yoga back to its most pure form,
not the yoga practised in yoga studios, the yoga described in books, or the
myriad yoga inventions that have proliferated around the globe without
reference to any fundamentals.
It is traditional, orthodox yoga, a discipline with
incredible vitality.
This is an integrated system that is exact and comprehensive in order to help people attain a higher dimension.
The first blog entry in the "Classic Yoga" series
looked at the fundamental practise of Hatha Yoga, or asanas. After that, we
looked at Adi Yogi, the first yogi, who is credited with introducing yoga to
the world.
We'll now examine Patanjali, another outstanding individual
regarded as the founder of contemporary yoga.
Partangali is a Hybrid of Human and Snake
Patanjali, who is frequently portrayed as a snake-human
hybrid, dons a hood made of seven snakes.
He is known to have composed the Yoga Sutra and to have
written the Ayurvedic medicine text Maha Pasha as well as a commentary on
several grammar rules in Sanskrit. He is regarded as the founder of
contemporary yoga.
Shiva was the original yogi and possesses the most
comprehensive understanding of what it means to be a man. Adi Yuji did not,
however, leave any notes on the page.
The seven fundamental types of yoga were created as a result
of the seven saints he chose and the various parts of yoga he taught them.
After some time, these seven forms split off into hundreds of
distinct yoga systems, and there were once close to 1,700 different types of
yoga.
As a result of yoga becoming so complex, Patanjali created
roughly 200 classics that capture the essence of the entire yoga discipline,
encompassing all that may be referred to as the inner workings of humans.
Sagulu claimed that the Yoga Sutra by Patanjali is like a
formula: "If I say E = mc2 (the mass energy formula), and you don't
understand the fundamentals of relativity, it sounds like Are three letters the
same as a number?
These verses are meaningless to individuals who simply read
them casually for the same reason. No practise is taught by Patanjali. The
secret to his success is that these lyrics only have significance for people
who have attained a particular level of experience; for everyone else, they are
merely a collection of words.
Sagulu began this magnificent work by saying, "Patanga
began this great book on life, to which he devoted his entire life, in an
unusual manner.
Chapter One just contains the phrase "Now, it's time to
practise yoga."
He means that you should start practising yoga if you have
the career you desire, the money you need, and even your ideal wife or husband,
but you still feel empty.
But if you still believe that moving or getting a new job will fix the issue, now is not the time to start practising yoga.
When you have already gone through all of this and are aware
that nobody can truly satisfy you. When you are in this state, tell yourself,
"Now is the moment to do yoga.""
As a result of his transcendence of life's duality, Patanjali
is frequently represented as being half human and half serpent. Sagulu
clarified, "Because of his unusually acute understanding of how human
energy functions, Patangali is referred to as being half human and half snake.
We assert that it is inappropriate for him to have only two
legs because of how strongly he perceives the world. He has the ability to
sense everything, like a snake.
Scholars find it difficult to accept that one's work covers
such a broad area with so many facets of Patanjali.
Recognize that this is practically impossible. Now, academics
continue to debate and claim, "There must have been many people present at
the time; one person could not have accomplished this. The result of everyone's
labour is here.
This is not the case; only one individual performs this. Many
of today's renowned scientists, in your opinion as a wise man, may seem like
kindergarteners in comparison to them. He has spoken anything at all about
life.
Actually, it's unfair because he has already expressed
whatever you're trying to communicate in a laborious manner. He did not give
anyone the opportunity to elaborate.
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| Dr. Shawna Reason |
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