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srinvantu and putrâh sûrâtmano hiranyagarbhasya, leads one to suppose that he read sûreh srinvantu. Sâyana

Philosophy    ▸   Source texts and Sanskrit    ▸   Shvetashvatara Upanishad    ▸   SVU 2 (Ronald, Nils Jacob)

devote ourselves to the work of meditation, which leads to the obtainment of Svarga, according to our power

Philosophy   ▸   Philosophy and Tradition

innovation – we should consider tradition first. Which leads us, banal as it may initially sound, to the question: [...] state of mind that is calm and clear and which leads to meditation and the more internal aspects of yoga

Philosophy   ▸   Source texts and Sanskrit   ▸   Yoga-Sutra   ▸   Yoga Sutra 4: On Inner Freedom (Ronald, Laura)

another mind ( buddhi ) through another mind [would lead] to a mutual blending of the two memories ( smr̥ti

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these and they show up over and over again, which lead to the same issues. Dr. Ronald Steiner - modern

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us, at a time when my subconscious had taken the lead - and without me being fully aware of where I was

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your perceptual space ( citta ). Gradually this leads to an experience of complete unity ( samādhi ).

Yoga Therapie

in both sides of the body. Over time this will lead to a dysbalance. While some regions along the dorsal

Yoga Therapie

the fascial lines become more and more brittle leading to injury, even from a very small amount of pressure