Yogsutras Of Patanjali

Yogsutras Of Patanjali

Samadhi Pad

Samadhi Pad (1.49)

Yogsutras Of Patanjali

Samadhi Pad

Samadhi Pad (1.49)

Samadhi Pad (1.49)

Samadhi Pad (1.49)

Shrutanumaan pragyabhyaam anyavishaya vishesharthatvaat

Shrutanumaan pragyabhyaam anyavishaya vishesharthatvaat

Shrutanumaan pragyabhyaam anyavishaya vishesharthatvaat

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Word Meanings

Word Meanings

Word Meanings

Shrut - Oral, heard
Anumaan - Deduction, inference
Pragyabhyaam - Intellect
Anya - Other
Vishayaa - Subject
Vishesh - Special, characteristic, exceptional
Arthatvaat - Meaning

Shrut - Oral, heard
Anumaan - Deduction, inference
Pragyabhyaam - Intellect
Anya - Other
Vishayaa - Subject
Vishesh - Special, characteristic, exceptional
Arthatvaat - Meaning

Shrut - Oral, heard
Anumaan - Deduction, inference
Pragyabhyaam - Intellect
Anya - Other
Vishayaa - Subject
Vishesh - Special, characteristic, exceptional
Arthatvaat - Meaning

Key Takeaways:

Key Takeaways:

Key Takeaways:

Its (Ritambhara pragya's) subject is different from that of the intellect emerging from reading the scriptures, listening to lectures or drawing inference, as this corresponds to an exceptional/unique meaning.

Yoga is a subject of experience. To get the experience, practice has to be done by you, no amount of reading, listening to lectures or thinking can grant you the experience. To fathom the depths of the ocean, you need to take the plunge, sitting on the shore you cannot understand it. Similar is the experience of truth. It cannot be had by listening or inferring, for it is an entirely different subject matter altogether which cannot be understood by the brain, which is limited.

Its (Ritambhara pragya's) subject is different from that of the intellect emerging from reading the scriptures, listening to lectures or drawing inference, as this corresponds to an exceptional/unique meaning.

Yoga is a subject of experience. To get the experience, practice has to be done by you, no amount of reading, listening to lectures or thinking can grant you the experience. To fathom the depths of the ocean, you need to take the plunge, sitting on the shore you cannot understand it. Similar is the experience of truth. It cannot be had by listening or inferring, for it is an entirely different subject matter altogether which cannot be understood by the brain, which is limited.

Its (Ritambhara pragya's) subject is different from that of the intellect emerging from reading the scriptures, listening to lectures or drawing inference, as this corresponds to an exceptional/unique meaning.

Yoga is a subject of experience. To get the experience, practice has to be done by you, no amount of reading, listening to lectures or thinking can grant you the experience. To fathom the depths of the ocean, you need to take the plunge, sitting on the shore you cannot understand it. Similar is the experience of truth. It cannot be had by listening or inferring, for it is an entirely different subject matter altogether which cannot be understood by the brain, which is limited.

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