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for me though. Sabine: To finish with, once more back to pure yoga: apparently you love both the structure

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semivowels, aspirates and vowels, this " a.ḥ " turns back into " ar ". (2) In the 3rd person, nominative,

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of a continuation of the line of tradition dating back to approximately the 8th century. The texts of this

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tracks on which the relevant fascia connect: From the back of the head, along the angulus superior, acromion [...] degrees from the body (horizontal to the floor). Chop back and forth. Switch sides. Next with the arms 180

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all things, draws together, i.e. takes them all back into himself, at the end of time. I have translated

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humans. The top muscle is the pelvic floor, the back part of the pelvic floor, the Musculus coccygeus [...] humans. The top muscle is the pelvic floor, the back part of the pelvic floor, the Musculus coccygeus

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Kurzleitfaden steht ein Boots-Vinyasa (Vinyasa Back, liegende Form). Ronald Steiner macht in seinem [...] Kurzleitfaden steht ein Boots-Vinyasa (Vinyasa Back, liegende Form). Ronald Steiner macht in seinem

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t, looks of utter shock, silence, taking a step back, changing the subject altogether, and may even spark

Philosophy    ▸   Source texts and Sanskrit    ▸   Shvetashvatara Upanishad: Zwischen Sankhya und Vedanta    ▸   Shvetashvatara Upnishad Kapitel 3: Vom Wandel zum Absoluten um uns (Brahman) und in uns (Purusha) (Ronald, Nils Jacob)

p. 16. Though in the nine-gated city 2 embodied, Back and forth to the external hovers the soul (haṁsa)