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Overview of all Yoga concepts:
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69 concepts in 1 topics and 5 sources.
Yogi refers to: A practitioner of yoga who seeks to attain higher states of consciousness through meditation and dis...
Yogi refers to: A practitioner of yoga who seeks to attain higher states of consciousness through meditation and dis...
24 concepts in 1 topics and 5 sources.
Samadhi refers to: The state of trance or deep meditation, characterized by the cessation of mental functions through p...
Samadhi refers to: The state of trance or deep meditation, characterized by the cessation of mental functions through p...
17 concepts in 1 topics and 5 sources.
Prakriti refers to: The primordial nature that procreates or evolves other elements in existence... Matter or nature in ...
Prakriti refers to: The primordial nature that procreates or evolves other elements in existence... Matter or nature in ...
14 concepts in 1 topics and 5 sources.
Yogic practice refers to: The means through which the absorption into supreme state is sought, though debated in terminology.....
Yogic practice refers to: The means through which the absorption into supreme state is sought, though debated in terminology.....
13 concepts in 1 topics and 5 sources.
Yoga refers to: A spiritual and philosophical discipline from which the concepts of contemplation and meditation are...
Yoga refers to: A spiritual and philosophical discipline from which the concepts of contemplation and meditation are...
11 concepts in 1 topics and 5 sources.
Dhyana refers to: Meditation, the continuance of concentration where one seeks to achieve a deeper mental state... A s...
Dhyana refers to: Meditation, the continuance of concentration where one seeks to achieve a deeper mental state... A s...
10 concepts in 1 topics and 5 sources.
Liberation refers to: In spiritual terms, the realization of one’s true nature and unity with the universal consciousness,...
Liberation refers to: In spiritual terms, the realization of one’s true nature and unity with the universal consciousness,...
8 concepts in 1 topics and 5 sources.
Maya refers to: The illusion or ignorance that binds individuals; freedom from this leads to lack of sorrow... The i...
Maya refers to: The illusion or ignorance that binds individuals; freedom from this leads to lack of sorrow... The i...
51 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Samyama refers to: The combined practice of concentration (Dharana), meditation (Dhyana), and Samadhi to understand sup...
Samyama refers to: The combined practice of concentration (Dharana), meditation (Dhyana), and Samadhi to understand sup...
35 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Purusha refers to: The pure consciousness or individuality that serves as an instrumental cause in the context of exist...
Purusha refers to: The pure consciousness or individuality that serves as an instrumental cause in the context of exist...
24 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
External object refers to: External Object is any item or thing outside the perceiving subject that can be used as a point of r...
External object refers to: External Object is any item or thing outside the perceiving subject that can be used as a point of r...
16 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Sadhana refers to: The practice or discipline followed by yogis to attain spiritual goals, encompassing various techniq...
Sadhana refers to: The practice or discipline followed by yogis to attain spiritual goals, encompassing various techniq...
15 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Patanjali refers to: The author of the Yoga Sutras and the Mahabhashya, credited with significant contributions to gramma...
Patanjali refers to: The author of the Yoga Sutras and the Mahabhashya, credited with significant contributions to gramma...
13 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Pranayama refers to: The yoga practice of breath regulation, which serves to control the body's energy and cultivate ment...
Pranayama refers to: The yoga practice of breath regulation, which serves to control the body's energy and cultivate ment...
12 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Cause and effect refers to: This phrase relates to the relationship where one event (cause) produces an outcome (effect), releva...
Cause and effect refers to: This phrase relates to the relationship where one event (cause) produces an outcome (effect), releva...
11 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Pure consciousness refers to: A state of awareness where the seer is identified solely with its own self, undistracted by external...
Pure consciousness refers to: A state of awareness where the seer is identified solely with its own self, undistracted by external...
11 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Egoism refers to: The original cause from which thinking principles derive, acting as a fundamental aspect of the self...
Egoism refers to: The original cause from which thinking principles derive, acting as a fundamental aspect of the self...
9 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Karma refers to: The law of cause and effect, describing how actions in past and present lives influence future exper...
Karma refers to: The law of cause and effect, describing how actions in past and present lives influence future exper...
9 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Guna refers to: The three constituent principles—sattva, rajas, and tamas—that define the attributes of nature... Th...
Guna refers to: The three constituent principles—sattva, rajas, and tamas—that define the attributes of nature... Th...
8 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Absence of desire refers to: A fundamental aspect of contentment that refers to not longing for more than what is necessary for l...
Absence of desire refers to: A fundamental aspect of contentment that refers to not longing for more than what is necessary for l...
8 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Fear of death refers to: A natural response caused by the remembrance of pain associated with the concept of mortality... A r...
Fear of death refers to: A natural response caused by the remembrance of pain associated with the concept of mortality... A r...
8 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Tapa refers to: Spiritual disciplines or austerities that are performed for purification and achievement of higher s...
Tapa refers to: Spiritual disciplines or austerities that are performed for purification and achievement of higher s...
8 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Kriyayoga refers to: A form of Yoga that focuses on action and practice (kriya) to cultivate mindfulness and reduce affli...
Kriyayoga refers to: A form of Yoga that focuses on action and practice (kriya) to cultivate mindfulness and reduce affli...
7 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Devotion to God refers to: A focus on divinity that serves as a means to achieve higher planes of consciousness... A concept im...
Devotion to God refers to: A focus on divinity that serves as a means to achieve higher planes of consciousness... A concept im...
7 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Past and future refers to: Concepts representing the times before and after the present, respectively, both of which are acknow...
Past and future refers to: Concepts representing the times before and after the present, respectively, both of which are acknow...
7 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
True nature refers to: True nature refers to the essential form of the jiva, which becomes obscured due to ignorance but ca...
True nature refers to: True nature refers to the essential form of the jiva, which becomes obscured due to ignorance but ca...
7 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Abhyasa refers to: Constant practice aimed at maintaining focus on a single thought or object to train the mind... Abhy...
Abhyasa refers to: Constant practice aimed at maintaining focus on a single thought or object to train the mind... Abhy...
7 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Contentment refers to: A state of satisfaction and acceptance, which is the key to acquiring extreme happiness... The absen...
Contentment refers to: A state of satisfaction and acceptance, which is the key to acquiring extreme happiness... The absen...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Purusha and Prakriti refers to: The union of the conscious self (purusha) and the material nature (prakriti) which plays a central r...
Purusha and Prakriti refers to: The union of the conscious self (purusha) and the material nature (prakriti) which plays a central r...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Independent existence refers to: The philosophical postulation that characteristics, secondary qualities, and the objects they pertai...
Independent existence refers to: The philosophical postulation that characteristics, secondary qualities, and the objects they pertai...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Buddhi refers to: The great principle that serves as the basis for cognition and understanding... The discriminating f...
Buddhi refers to: The great principle that serves as the basis for cognition and understanding... The discriminating f...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Ishvara refers to: Special purusha (consciousness principle) in Yoga, who is untouched by karmic fruits and symbolizes ...
Ishvara refers to: Special purusha (consciousness principle) in Yoga, who is untouched by karmic fruits and symbolizes ...
5 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Concentration refers to: The mental practice of focusing one's mind on a single point or object to enhance awareness and deep...
Concentration refers to: The mental practice of focusing one's mind on a single point or object to enhance awareness and deep...
5 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Niyama refers to: The second limb of Ashtanga Yoga, involving personal observances such as cleanliness, contentment, a...
Niyama refers to: The second limb of Ashtanga Yoga, involving personal observances such as cleanliness, contentment, a...
5 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Ahamkara refers to: The individual ego-sense that arises from buddhi, contributing to the sense of self-identity and per...
Ahamkara refers to: The individual ego-sense that arises from buddhi, contributing to the sense of self-identity and per...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Higher stage refers to: The advanced level of Samyama practice that should be approached only after mastering the lower stag...
Higher stage refers to: The advanced level of Samyama practice that should be approached only after mastering the lower stag...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Gross object refers to: Concrete and tangible objects of meditation that can be easily perceived and understood by the mind....
Gross object refers to: Concrete and tangible objects of meditation that can be easily perceived and understood by the mind....
4 concepts in 1 topics and 4 sources.
Omniscience refers to: The state of having unlimited knowledge and understanding of all things... The quality of having com...
Omniscience refers to: The state of having unlimited knowledge and understanding of all things... The quality of having com...
47 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Discriminative knowledge refers to: A type of knowledge that allows the seer to discern between objects in the objective world... The un...
Discriminative knowledge refers to: A type of knowledge that allows the seer to discern between objects in the objective world... The un...
20 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Sahasrara refers to: The crown chakra, symbolizing the highest level of spiritual attainment and connection to the divine...
Sahasrara refers to: The crown chakra, symbolizing the highest level of spiritual attainment and connection to the divine...
19 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Yoga Sutra refers to: The aphorisms of Patanjali on the philosophy and practice of Yoga, comprising four chapters and near...
Yoga Sutra refers to: The aphorisms of Patanjali on the philosophy and practice of Yoga, comprising four chapters and near...
19 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Vyasa's commentary refers to: Refers to the insights provided by Vyasa in the Sankhya-pravacana about the self-illuminating nature...
Vyasa's commentary refers to: Refers to the insights provided by Vyasa in the Sankhya-pravacana about the self-illuminating nature...
17 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Brahman refers to: The ultimate reality or absolute truth in Hindu philosophy, characterized as Eternal, Knowledge, and...
Brahman refers to: The ultimate reality or absolute truth in Hindu philosophy, characterized as Eternal, Knowledge, and...
17 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Atman refers to: The inner true self or essence of a person, regarded as the ultimate reality within... The true self...
Atman refers to: The inner true self or essence of a person, regarded as the ultimate reality within... The true self...
16 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Sanskrit text refers to: The original language version of the commentary by King Bhoja, which provides the foundational text ...
Sanskrit text refers to: The original language version of the commentary by King Bhoja, which provides the foundational text ...
15 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Internal Organ refers to: A modification of the quality of goodness that differentiates oneself from the surrounding entities....
Internal Organ refers to: A modification of the quality of goodness that differentiates oneself from the surrounding entities....
15 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Kaivalya refers to: Final emancipation or liberation, signifying the realization by an individual of their separation fr...
Kaivalya refers to: Final emancipation or liberation, signifying the realization by an individual of their separation fr...
14 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Cloud of Virtue refers to: The Cloud of Virtue denotes a state of qualitative knowledge that culminates in the realization of t...
Cloud of Virtue refers to: The Cloud of Virtue denotes a state of qualitative knowledge that culminates in the realization of t...
14 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Virtue and vice refers to: Virtue leads to happy outcomes, while vice results in unhappy consequences, influencing experiences ...
Virtue and vice refers to: Virtue leads to happy outcomes, while vice results in unhappy consequences, influencing experiences ...
13 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Siddhi refers to: Psychic powers that can be developed or innate, acquired through Yoga practices, asceticism, or othe...
Siddhi refers to: Psychic powers that can be developed or innate, acquired through Yoga practices, asceticism, or othe...
12 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
False knowledge refers to: Any misconstruction or erroneous understanding that is absent in the process of essential cognition....
False knowledge refers to: Any misconstruction or erroneous understanding that is absent in the process of essential cognition....
12 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Moksha refers to: Liberation from the cycle of birth and death, according to this philosophy, occurs only after death....
Moksha refers to: Liberation from the cycle of birth and death, according to this philosophy, occurs only after death....
12 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Mind refers to: The aspect of consciousness that enables perception and reflects both the Atman and external objects...
Mind refers to: The aspect of consciousness that enables perception and reflects both the Atman and external objects...
11 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Modifications of the mind refers to: Modifications of the Mind signify the various changes and transformations that occur within mental p...
Modifications of the mind refers to: Modifications of the Mind signify the various changes and transformations that occur within mental p...
11 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Right knowledge refers to: Samyak jnana, the comprehension of spiritual concepts undistorted by illusions... Right knowledge en...
Right knowledge refers to: Samyak jnana, the comprehension of spiritual concepts undistorted by illusions... Right knowledge en...
11 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Affliction refers to: The factors causing life-time, life-state, and life-experience... The mental disturbances or sufferi...
Affliction refers to: The factors causing life-time, life-state, and life-experience... The mental disturbances or sufferi...
10 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Direct knowledge refers to: An immediate and unmediated understanding of something, in this context referring to the knowledge g...
Direct knowledge refers to: An immediate and unmediated understanding of something, in this context referring to the knowledge g...
10 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Three Gunas refers to: The three properties of cognition, activity, and retentiveness that influence the formation and perc...
Three Gunas refers to: The three properties of cognition, activity, and retentiveness that influence the formation and perc...
10 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Kundalini refers to: The primal energy believed to reside at the base of the spine, associated with spiritual awakening a...
Kundalini refers to: The primal energy believed to reside at the base of the spine, associated with spiritual awakening a...
9 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Light of knowledge refers to: The illumination that allows the Yogi to perceive everything in its true character... The enlightenm...
Light of knowledge refers to: The illumination that allows the Yogi to perceive everything in its true character... The enlightenm...
9 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Physical body refers to: The tangible, visible aspect of a person, considered the lowest form of manifestation of consciousne...
Physical body refers to: The tangible, visible aspect of a person, considered the lowest form of manifestation of consciousne...
9 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Brahmarandhra refers to: A vital point considered to be above Maha-vayu, symbolizing a spiritual opening or connection in the...
Brahmarandhra refers to: A vital point considered to be above Maha-vayu, symbolizing a spiritual opening or connection in the...
9 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Guru refers to: The spiritual teacher or guide, represented in the meditation upon the throne located between Nada a...
Guru refers to: The spiritual teacher or guide, represented in the meditation upon the throne located between Nada a...
9 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Bhagavad-gita refers to: A significant text in Hindu philosophy that devotes chapters to the nature of the gunas and their ma...
Bhagavad-gita refers to: A significant text in Hindu philosophy that devotes chapters to the nature of the gunas and their ma...
9 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Attachment refers to: Avirati, an emotional bond that influences the soul's relationship with the body and affects its lib...
Attachment refers to: Avirati, an emotional bond that influences the soul's relationship with the body and affects its lib...
8 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Rajas and Tama refers to: Two qualities of disturbing energy and inertia that interfere with the purity of mental essence (sat...
Rajas and Tama refers to: Two qualities of disturbing energy and inertia that interfere with the purity of mental essence (sat...
8 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Asamprajnata samadhi refers to: A deeper state of samadhi in which all internal activities cease, leading to profound silence... Asa...
Asamprajnata samadhi refers to: A deeper state of samadhi in which all internal activities cease, leading to profound silence... Asa...
8 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Perfect knowledge refers to: The understanding that enables one to discern what should be rejected and what should be approved, t...
Perfect knowledge refers to: The understanding that enables one to discern what should be rejected and what should be approved, t...
8 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Samskara refers to: Powerful tendencies that drive individuals to repeatedly engage in acts of sin or obstacle-building....
Samskara refers to: Powerful tendencies that drive individuals to repeatedly engage in acts of sin or obstacle-building....
8 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Pranava refers to: Pranava refers to a sound or vibration, often considered the primordial sound that represents the es...
Pranava refers to: Pranava refers to a sound or vibration, often considered the primordial sound that represents the es...
8 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Non-attachment refers to: A necessary condition that must accompany concentration to achieve liberation; absence of this leads...
Non-attachment refers to: A necessary condition that must accompany concentration to achieve liberation; absence of this leads...
7 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Practice of Yoga refers to: The methodical discipline that teaches individuals the order of planes and the process of advancing ...
Practice of Yoga refers to: The methodical discipline that teaches individuals the order of planes and the process of advancing ...
7 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Samyama practice refers to: A meditative or yogic exercise focused on specific body parts (like the navel plexus and throat pit)...
Samyama practice refers to: A meditative or yogic exercise focused on specific body parts (like the navel plexus and throat pit)...
7 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Occult power refers to: Abilities that are often considered as major obstacles on the path to truth, seen as distractions ra...
Occult power refers to: Abilities that are often considered as major obstacles on the path to truth, seen as distractions ra...
7 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Sankhya philosophy refers to: A philosophical system that, like Yoga, aims for liberation but uses different terminologies... An a...
Sankhya philosophy refers to: A philosophical system that, like Yoga, aims for liberation but uses different terminologies... An a...
7 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Wise men refers to: A person who has achieved freedom from actions and afflictions, characterized as 'jivanmukta' or lib...
Wise men refers to: A person who has achieved freedom from actions and afflictions, characterized as 'jivanmukta' or lib...
7 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Sense-organ refers to: The physical faculties that should be controlled during meditation, allowing for focused concentrati...
Sense-organ refers to: The physical faculties that should be controlled during meditation, allowing for focused concentrati...
7 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Deep sleep refers to: Deep sleep is identified as a state of consciousness that represents a modification where awareness ...
Deep sleep refers to: Deep sleep is identified as a state of consciousness that represents a modification where awareness ...
7 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Meditation refers to: A subtle attempt of the mind that focuses on the causes of the gross phenomena... The practice throu...
Meditation refers to: A subtle attempt of the mind that focuses on the causes of the gross phenomena... The practice throu...
7 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Veda refers to: The ancient sacred scriptures of India, representing knowledge that is supposed to be revealed or he...
Veda refers to: The ancient sacred scriptures of India, representing knowledge that is supposed to be revealed or he...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Nature of the Object refers to: The fundamental characteristics and properties of an object that are understood through the process ...
Nature of the Object refers to: The fundamental characteristics and properties of an object that are understood through the process ...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
One-pointed mind refers to: A state of the mind that is focused on a single object, characterized by concentration... A concentr...
One-pointed mind refers to: A state of the mind that is focused on a single object, characterized by concentration... A concentr...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Pleasure and pain refers to: The dual experiences resulting from attachment and aversion in the context of actions and their mani...
Pleasure and pain refers to: The dual experiences resulting from attachment and aversion in the context of actions and their mani...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Fruits of action refers to: The outcomes or consequences resulting from one's actions, which can be positive or negative based o...
Fruits of action refers to: The outcomes or consequences resulting from one's actions, which can be positive or negative based o...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Pranayama practice refers to: The practice of breath control techniques in yoga that involve regulating inhalation and exhalation ...
Pranayama practice refers to: The practice of breath control techniques in yoga that involve regulating inhalation and exhalation ...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Self-knowledge refers to: The type of understanding about oneself, which Patanjali categorizes as objective knowledge, as the ...
Self-knowledge refers to: The type of understanding about oneself, which Patanjali categorizes as objective knowledge, as the ...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Spiritual practice refers to: Actions and disciplines performed to attain higher states of consciousness and ultimately liberation...
Spiritual practice refers to: Actions and disciplines performed to attain higher states of consciousness and ultimately liberation...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Hindu philosophy refers to: A body of religious and philosophical thought that encompasses various beliefs about the mind, Atman...
Hindu philosophy refers to: A body of religious and philosophical thought that encompasses various beliefs about the mind, Atman...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Meditation practice refers to: The formal, scientific approach to meditation in raja yoga which encompasses various techniques for ...
Meditation practice refers to: The formal, scientific approach to meditation in raja yoga which encompasses various techniques for ...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Technical term refers to: Specific vocabulary used to describe the states of the gunas that are hard to translate into English...
Technical term refers to: Specific vocabulary used to describe the states of the gunas that are hard to translate into English...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Gross elements refers to: The five tangible elements of the external universe: earth, water, fire, air, and ether... Objects t...
Gross elements refers to: The five tangible elements of the external universe: earth, water, fire, air, and ether... Objects t...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Mental state refers to: The current emotional or psychological condition of an individual, which can be analyzed through the...
Mental state refers to: The current emotional or psychological condition of an individual, which can be analyzed through the...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Real nature refers to: The true essence or fundamental characteristics of Yoga, which are elaborated on throughout the work...
Real nature refers to: The true essence or fundamental characteristics of Yoga, which are elaborated on throughout the work...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Asamprajnata refers to: A deeper form of Samadhi where even internal activities cease, leading to profound stillness... A fo...
Asamprajnata refers to: A deeper form of Samadhi where even internal activities cease, leading to profound stillness... A fo...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Sattva refers to: An attribute characterized by purity, illumination, and harmony... A quality (guna) associated with ...
Sattva refers to: An attribute characterized by purity, illumination, and harmony... A quality (guna) associated with ...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Samkhya refers to: Measurement of pranayama progress, primarily quantified by the count of breaths or matras... An anci...
Samkhya refers to: Measurement of pranayama progress, primarily quantified by the count of breaths or matras... An anci...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Body refers to: Refers to the physical form, often viewed as impure and temporary, which houses one's identity and e...
Body refers to: Refers to the physical form, often viewed as impure and temporary, which houses one's identity and e...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Svarupa refers to: The true form of man, free from Prakritic matter, which represents the internal essence of a person ...
Svarupa refers to: The true form of man, free from Prakritic matter, which represents the internal essence of a person ...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Sattvaguna refers to: The predominance of sattva in the mind that allows for the understanding of the pure self... A quali...
Sattvaguna refers to: The predominance of sattva in the mind that allows for the understanding of the pure self... A quali...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Dharana refers to: Concentration, focusing the mind on a single point or object as part of the internal practices of Yo...
Dharana refers to: Concentration, focusing the mind on a single point or object as part of the internal practices of Yo...
6 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Siddha refers to: Those who have attained perfection and do not interfere with natural order, despite their powers... ...
Siddha refers to: Those who have attained perfection and do not interfere with natural order, despite their powers... ...
5 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
State of concentration refers to: An enduring condition where the mind is intensely focused, without experiencing fatigue... State of ...
State of concentration refers to: An enduring condition where the mind is intensely focused, without experiencing fatigue... State of ...
5 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Inspiration and expiration refers to: The process through which Kundalini sustains life by managing the breath of beings... Physical proce...
Inspiration and expiration refers to: The process through which Kundalini sustains life by managing the breath of beings... Physical proce...
5 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Pure intelligence refers to: The inherent quality of the soul (jiva), representing its eternal nature... Pure intelligence is ass...
Pure intelligence refers to: The inherent quality of the soul (jiva), representing its eternal nature... Pure intelligence is ass...
5 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
External cause refers to: An outside trigger that incites the recollection of past impressions... Actions that necessitate a p...
External cause refers to: An outside trigger that incites the recollection of past impressions... Actions that necessitate a p...
5 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Steady mind refers to: A mind that is stable and focused, which is achieved through maintaining cheerfulness and avoiding n...
Steady mind refers to: A mind that is stable and focused, which is achieved through maintaining cheerfulness and avoiding n...
5 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Liberated soul refers to: The soul after moksha which possesses qualities like knowledge of everything and true resolve... A s...
Liberated soul refers to: The soul after moksha which possesses qualities like knowledge of everything and true resolve... A s...
5 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Yama refers to: One of the eight limbs of Yoga, comprising ethical precepts that include non-violence and truthfulne...
Yama refers to: One of the eight limbs of Yoga, comprising ethical precepts that include non-violence and truthfulne...
5 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Prakritilaya refers to: Great office-holders in the cosmic hierarchy, who are also in a state of advanced spiritual consciou...
Prakritilaya refers to: Great office-holders in the cosmic hierarchy, who are also in a state of advanced spiritual consciou...
5 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Author refers to: This phrase refers to the person who emphasizes the importance of ardent application, highlighting t...
Author refers to: This phrase refers to the person who emphasizes the importance of ardent application, highlighting t...
5 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Nirvana refers to: A state defined by the absence of causes for bondage and the release from past actions... In Buddhis...
Nirvana refers to: A state defined by the absence of causes for bondage and the release from past actions... In Buddhis...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Distractions of the mind refers to: Any thoughts or feelings that divert attention and hinder mental clarity and focus... Obstacles that...
Distractions of the mind refers to: Any thoughts or feelings that divert attention and hinder mental clarity and focus... Obstacles that...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Perfection of the body refers to: The attainment of a state where the body functions without interference from external elements... A ...
Perfection of the body refers to: The attainment of a state where the body functions without interference from external elements... A ...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Knowledge of the object refers to: The comprehensive understanding of an object which cannot be realized simultaneously with the act of...
Knowledge of the object refers to: The comprehensive understanding of an object which cannot be realized simultaneously with the act of...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Pairs of opposite refers to: Contrasting elements such as heat and cold that create disturbances in one's experience... Contrasti...
Pairs of opposite refers to: Contrasting elements such as heat and cold that create disturbances in one's experience... Contrasti...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Cessation of pain refers to: The release from suffering, which occurs through overcoming attachments to the external world... The...
Cessation of pain refers to: The release from suffering, which occurs through overcoming attachments to the external world... The...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Removal of obstacle refers to: This phrase refers to the process of eliminating barriers that impede the flow of beneficial changes...
Removal of obstacle refers to: This phrase refers to the process of eliminating barriers that impede the flow of beneficial changes...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Removal of affliction refers to: The process of eliminating disturbances or troubles, as described in the context of not allowing the...
Removal of affliction refers to: The process of eliminating disturbances or troubles, as described in the context of not allowing the...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Cause of pain refers to: The underlying reasons or factors that contribute to the emergence of pain, often linked to ignoranc...
Cause of pain refers to: The underlying reasons or factors that contribute to the emergence of pain, often linked to ignoranc...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Knowledge of reality refers to: Understanding the true nature of existence and the self, which stems from previous actions or Karma....
Knowledge of reality refers to: Understanding the true nature of existence and the self, which stems from previous actions or Karma....
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Hunger and thirst refers to: Basic physiological needs that can be controlled or diminished by performing samyama on the throat p...
Hunger and thirst refers to: Basic physiological needs that can be controlled or diminished by performing samyama on the throat p...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Samyama application refers to: The application of Samyama is to the planes that are to be conquered in sequence, emphasizing the ne...
Samyama application refers to: The application of Samyama is to the planes that are to be conquered in sequence, emphasizing the ne...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Self-illumination refers to: The ability of the thinking principle to illuminate both itself and its objects of perception, enabl...
Self-illumination refers to: The ability of the thinking principle to illuminate both itself and its objects of perception, enabl...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Eight accessories refers to: The eight essential practices of Yoga which include restraint, observance, posture, regulation of br...
Eight accessories refers to: The eight essential practices of Yoga which include restraint, observance, posture, regulation of br...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Three worlds refers to: The realms of existence that are protected by the gestures of the Stainless Lord, representing the u...
Three worlds refers to: The realms of existence that are protected by the gestures of the Stainless Lord, representing the u...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Exciting cause refers to: Triggers that activate the mind's potential, which can be either external (requiring a body) or inte...
Exciting cause refers to: Triggers that activate the mind's potential, which can be either external (requiring a body) or inte...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Potential state refers to: A state of being where the afflictions have not yet manifested into action, characterized by the exi...
Potential state refers to: A state of being where the afflictions have not yet manifested into action, characterized by the exi...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Constant practice refers to: Ongoing, repetitive engagement in activities that can lead to the development of innate abilities, i...
Constant practice refers to: Ongoing, repetitive engagement in activities that can lead to the development of innate abilities, i...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Individual self refers to: A person's sense of identity, which may perceive itself as separate from the universal spirit (Brahm...
Individual self refers to: A person's sense of identity, which may perceive itself as separate from the universal spirit (Brahm...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Tanmatra refers to: The subtle elements associated with senses which give rise to the perception of sound, smell, etc., ...
Tanmatra refers to: The subtle elements associated with senses which give rise to the perception of sound, smell, etc., ...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Brahma refers to: Brahma refers to a state of being or realization that the yogi aspires to reach through concentratin...
Brahma refers to: Brahma refers to a state of being or realization that the yogi aspires to reach through concentratin...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Discrimination refers to: The process of distinguishing differences among entities, typically based on kind, character, and ha...
Discrimination refers to: The process of distinguishing differences among entities, typically based on kind, character, and ha...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Samsara refers to: The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in which souls undergo experiences based on their karmas and ...
Samsara refers to: The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in which souls undergo experiences based on their karmas and ...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Shir refers to: The Seer is described as the Absolute Knower, who is pure and witnesses modifications of the mind as...
Shir refers to: The Seer is described as the Absolute Knower, who is pure and witnesses modifications of the mind as...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Austerity refers to: Austerity is often misunderstood as harsh self-discipline or self-torture; however, non-attachment i...
Austerity refers to: Austerity is often misunderstood as harsh self-discipline or self-torture; however, non-attachment i...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Prana refers to: A form of vital air that travels from the heart through the mouth and nostrils... The chief life for...
Prana refers to: A form of vital air that travels from the heart through the mouth and nostrils... The chief life for...
4 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Light refers to: The text explains that this expands the manifestation of the quality of goodness, and is associated ...
Light refers to: The text explains that this expands the manifestation of the quality of goodness, and is associated ...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Knowledge of the past refers to: The understanding or awareness of events or states that have already occurred, which is gained throu...
Knowledge of the past refers to: The understanding or awareness of events or states that have already occurred, which is gained throu...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Expulsion and retention refers to: The practices of throwing out air from the lungs and keeping the air outside the lungs for a duratio...
Expulsion and retention refers to: The practices of throwing out air from the lungs and keeping the air outside the lungs for a duratio...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Perception of objects refers to: The function of sentience to recognize and comprehend external realities rather than self-perception...
Perception of objects refers to: The function of sentience to recognize and comprehend external realities rather than self-perception...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Fire of knowledge refers to: The enlightening force of understanding that destroys the seed-power of afflictions, preventing thei...
Fire of knowledge refers to: The enlightening force of understanding that destroys the seed-power of afflictions, preventing thei...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Nature of God refers to: Refers to the attributes and characteristics of God as understood within the framework of different ...
Nature of God refers to: Refers to the attributes and characteristics of God as understood within the framework of different ...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Object of meditation refers to: The focus or subject upon which one concentrates during the meditative process, highlighted as fully...
Object of meditation refers to: The focus or subject upon which one concentrates during the meditative process, highlighted as fully...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Retention of breath refers to: The Pranayama, meaning the lengthening of the duration of the stay of the air outside the lungs... T...
Retention of breath refers to: The Pranayama, meaning the lengthening of the duration of the stay of the air outside the lungs... T...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Sense object refers to: External stimuli or physical objects that interact with the senses and can influence subconscious te...
Sense object refers to: External stimuli or physical objects that interact with the senses and can influence subconscious te...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Sacred word refers to: A term used to denote a word, particularly 'OM', that holds deep spiritual significance and is consi...
Sacred word refers to: A term used to denote a word, particularly 'OM', that holds deep spiritual significance and is consi...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Real self refers to: The ultimate identity beyond ego that embodies pure consciousness... Another term for Atman, signify...
Real self refers to: The ultimate identity beyond ego that embodies pure consciousness... Another term for Atman, signify...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Sukhanushayi ragah refers to: The term refers to the concept of 'dwelling on pleasure,' indicating a longing or thirst for pleasur...
Sukhanushayi ragah refers to: The term refers to the concept of 'dwelling on pleasure,' indicating a longing or thirst for pleasur...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
First cause refers to: The primary reason or initial step required to achieve the realization of the Brahman... The origina...
First cause refers to: The primary reason or initial step required to achieve the realization of the Brahman... The origina...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Great sage refers to: A revered figure, specifically Kapila in this context, known for their deep spiritual insight and co...
Great sage refers to: A revered figure, specifically Kapila in this context, known for their deep spiritual insight and co...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Eternal existence refers to: The philosophical concept referring to the existence that persists without being subject to the tran...
Eternal existence refers to: The philosophical concept referring to the existence that persists without being subject to the tran...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Five element refers to: The five elements, including earth, are the specific conditions or qualities the Yogi focuses on dur...
Five element refers to: The five elements, including earth, are the specific conditions or qualities the Yogi focuses on dur...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Ordinary object refers to: The focus of the first degree of Dispassion, indicating a lower form of detachment... Phenomena that...
Ordinary object refers to: The focus of the first degree of Dispassion, indicating a lower form of detachment... Phenomena that...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Yoga philosophy refers to: A system of thought that aims at achieving union with the divine, which some perceive as selfish or ...
Yoga philosophy refers to: A system of thought that aims at achieving union with the divine, which some perceive as selfish or ...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Previous birth refers to: Past lives that common individuals fail to remember, yet significant aspects may be retained in memo...
Previous birth refers to: Past lives that common individuals fail to remember, yet significant aspects may be retained in memo...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Long time refers to: The duration required for practice to become firmly established without interruption... An extended ...
Long time refers to: The duration required for practice to become firmly established without interruption... An extended ...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Removing obstacles refers to: The process of eliminating hindrances to concentration and enlightenment, which exist within our min...
Removing obstacles refers to: The process of eliminating hindrances to concentration and enlightenment, which exist within our min...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Gross form refers to: The tangible or perceptible aspects of concentration that relate to physical objects or experiences....
Gross form refers to: The tangible or perceptible aspects of concentration that relate to physical objects or experiences....
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Spiritual being refers to: The transcendent nature of figures like Christ or Ramakrishna, recognized beyond their human forms a...
Spiritual being refers to: The transcendent nature of figures like Christ or Ramakrishna, recognized beyond their human forms a...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Three together refers to: Refers to the combination of concentration, meditation, and trance, which collectively constitute th...
Three together refers to: Refers to the combination of concentration, meditation, and trance, which collectively constitute th...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Dormant affliction refers to: Dormant afflictions exist in a germinal state in the mind and are not active with reference to objec...
Dormant affliction refers to: Dormant afflictions exist in a germinal state in the mind and are not active with reference to objec...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Desired deity refers to: The specific god or goddess that one seeks to establish communion with through study... The specific...
Desired deity refers to: The specific god or goddess that one seeks to establish communion with through study... The specific...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
First stage refers to: The first stage in meditation indicates the initial process of achieving concentration, where tranqu...
First stage refers to: The first stage in meditation indicates the initial process of achieving concentration, where tranqu...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
External cleanliness refers to: The superficial appearance of being clean, which holds no value if the mind is filled with evils; it...
External cleanliness refers to: The superficial appearance of being clean, which holds no value if the mind is filled with evils; it...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Subtle form refers to: Refers to the more refined aspects of existence, which include various psychic and spiritual element...
Subtle form refers to: Refers to the more refined aspects of existence, which include various psychic and spiritual element...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Universe refers to: In the context of Dvaita Vedanta, the universe is described as prapanca, which is constructed from t...
Universe refers to: In the context of Dvaita Vedanta, the universe is described as prapanca, which is constructed from t...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Grossness refers to: The tangible and perceivable characteristics of an object, which may be seen as a lower reality... T...
Grossness refers to: The tangible and perceivable characteristics of an object, which may be seen as a lower reality... T...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Carelessness refers to: Pramada, a lack of attention that leads to the accumulation of harmful actions and bondage... A lack...
Carelessness refers to: Pramada, a lack of attention that leads to the accumulation of harmful actions and bondage... A lack...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Desire refers to: Eager wishes or cravings that can lead to attachment and suffering, which meditation aims to allevia...
Desire refers to: Eager wishes or cravings that can lead to attachment and suffering, which meditation aims to allevia...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Incantation refers to: Chants or formulas used with the intention of influencing or accessing higher states of consciousnes...
Incantation refers to: Chants or formulas used with the intention of influencing or accessing higher states of consciousnes...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Disease refers to: Sickness or fever resulting from disordered humours, causing distractions from meditation... Refers ...
Disease refers to: Sickness or fever resulting from disordered humours, causing distractions from meditation... Refers ...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Ahimsa refers to: The ethical principle of non-injury, proposed as a solution to reduce violence and promote peace... ...
Ahimsa refers to: The ethical principle of non-injury, proposed as a solution to reduce violence and promote peace... ...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Energy refers to: Rajas is characterized by activity... The vital force required to undertake practices and discipline...
Energy refers to: Rajas is characterized by activity... The vital force required to undertake practices and discipline...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Manifest refers to: The different forms and experiences presented to the soul by Nature during its journey... Describes ...
Manifest refers to: The different forms and experiences presented to the soul by Nature during its journey... Describes ...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Jivanmukta refers to: A term for someone who has reached the highest state of devotional practice and is liberated while s...
Jivanmukta refers to: A term for someone who has reached the highest state of devotional practice and is liberated while s...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Prakashakriyasthitishilam refers to: The nature of the object or knowable, characterized as sentient, mutable, and inert... Having the na...
Prakashakriyasthitishilam refers to: The nature of the object or knowable, characterized as sentient, mutable, and inert... Having the na...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Pure refers to: Characterization of Ama-kala as being stainless and free from impurities... Denotes a state of being...
Pure refers to: Characterization of Ama-kala as being stainless and free from impurities... Denotes a state of being...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Apana refers to: A form of vital air that descends from the navel down to the great toe... The type of Prana that gov...
Apana refers to: A form of vital air that descends from the navel down to the great toe... The type of Prana that gov...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Bhutendriyatmakam refers to: Describes that the essence of an object exists in the form of the elements and organs... Consisting ...
Bhutendriyatmakam refers to: Describes that the essence of an object exists in the form of the elements and organs... Consisting ...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Non-existent refers to: Something that does not have existence and cannot become an object of knowledge... A state or concep...
Non-existent refers to: Something that does not have existence and cannot become an object of knowledge... A state or concep...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Kumbhaka refers to: Kumbhaka is the third form of breath regulation that involves sudden quiescence without consideratio...
Kumbhaka refers to: Kumbhaka is the third form of breath regulation that involves sudden quiescence without consideratio...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Bhogapavargartham refers to: The purpose of the objects of experience is related to both enjoyment and liberation... Experience a...
Bhogapavargartham refers to: The purpose of the objects of experience is related to both enjoyment and liberation... Experience a...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Samprajnata refers to: A form of Samadhi characterized by the presence of internal self-initiated activities... Samprajnata...
Samprajnata refers to: A form of Samadhi characterized by the presence of internal self-initiated activities... Samprajnata...
3 concepts in 1 topics and 3 sources.
Self-cognition refers to: The awareness of one's own consciousness, which is diminished in the state of trance as one focuses ...
Self-cognition refers to: The awareness of one's own consciousness, which is diminished in the state of trance as one focuses ...
26 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Mental Modification refers to: Changes and fluctuations in the state of the mind, which can be either influenced by external object...
Mental Modification refers to: Changes and fluctuations in the state of the mind, which can be either influenced by external object...
21 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Vyasa refers to: The ancient sage credited with compiling the Vedas and authoring a significant commentary known as t...
Vyasa refers to: The ancient sage credited with compiling the Vedas and authoring a significant commentary known as t...
19 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Performing Samyama refers to: A disciplined practice that allows the Yogi to focus on and gain control over sensory experiences re...
Performing Samyama refers to: A disciplined practice that allows the Yogi to focus on and gain control over sensory experiences re...
19 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Nescience refers to: The first of the five afflictions (Avidya) marked by a false understanding of the nature of reality,...
Nescience refers to: The first of the five afflictions (Avidya) marked by a false understanding of the nature of reality,...
15 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Three qualities refers to: The triad of qualities that must be reverted to their original cause for the achievement of kaivalya...
Three qualities refers to: The triad of qualities that must be reverted to their original cause for the achievement of kaivalya...
14 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Vyasa commentary refers to: The authoritative interpretations and explanations of ancient texts provided by the sage Vyasa, espe...
Vyasa commentary refers to: The authoritative interpretations and explanations of ancient texts provided by the sage Vyasa, espe...
13 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Sadhaka refers to: An individual practitioner who seeks spiritual union through the practices involving Devi Kundalini ...
Sadhaka refers to: An individual practitioner who seeks spiritual union through the practices involving Devi Kundalini ...
12 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Performance of Samyama refers to: Performance of Samyama refers to the disciplined practice aimed at mastering various aspects related...
Performance of Samyama refers to: Performance of Samyama refers to the disciplined practice aimed at mastering various aspects related...
12 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Regulation of breath refers to: The next aspect of yoga practice that follows the control of posture, emphasizing the importance of ...
Regulation of breath refers to: The next aspect of yoga practice that follows the control of posture, emphasizing the importance of ...
12 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Power of consciousness refers to: The ability of the conscious principle to remain stable and unperturbed in its true nature... The su...
Power of consciousness refers to: The ability of the conscious principle to remain stable and unperturbed in its true nature... The su...
12 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Self-realization refers to: A spiritual achievement that cannot be conclusively evidenced through brain mapping or neurophysiolo...
Self-realization refers to: A spiritual achievement that cannot be conclusively evidenced through brain mapping or neurophysiolo...
10 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Samyama with reference refers to: The practice or technique known as Samyama, which focuses on understanding the connection between th...
Samyama with reference refers to: The practice or technique known as Samyama, which focuses on understanding the connection between th...
9 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Spiritual aspirant refers to: An individual sincerely seeking spiritual growth who should have minimal concern for occult powers a...
Spiritual aspirant refers to: An individual sincerely seeking spiritual growth who should have minimal concern for occult powers a...
9 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Desirelessness refers to: A state of being free from desires, which is associated with a strong consciousness of supremacy amo...
Desirelessness refers to: A state of being free from desires, which is associated with a strong consciousness of supremacy amo...
9 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Hamsa refers to: A symbolic representation in the text, associated with the inner self and the capacity to overcome d...
Hamsa refers to: A symbolic representation in the text, associated with the inner self and the capacity to overcome d...
9 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Citta refers to: The mind as a part of prakriti that encompasses the three gunas... The medium of perception at all l...
Citta refers to: The mind as a part of prakriti that encompasses the three gunas... The medium of perception at all l...