10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «योगाकर्षण»
Discover the use of
योगाकर्षण in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
योगाकर्षण and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
Who are some of the notable personalities who have attained yoga, and how did they do it?” These questions and more are the subject matter of the nineteen essays that comprise “Attaining Yoga”.
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Karma and Creativity - Page 87
To gain yoga, Krishna advises "Giving up all desires stemming from compulsive purpose; restraining everywhere the senses with the mind; little by little, let him be stilled, with intellect (bud- dhi) firmly held and fixing the mind (manas) on the ...
Christopher Chapple, 1986
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The Bible of Hinduism: A Gospel of Social Reconstruction - Page 498
Karma-Sanyasa-Yoga Krishna in reply to what is work and what is not-work points out that the judgement consists in seeing No- work in Work and Work in No-work. The wise man knows that when he works it is not his real Self that acts, but his ...
G. M. Ram, G. R. Madan, 1985
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Passing Over and Returning: A Pluralist Theology of Religions - Page 46
Karma Yoga, Krishna explains, is “skill in action”: “To action alone hast thou a right and never to its fruit; let not the fruits of action be thy motive; neither let there be in thee any attachment to inaction.”6 Karma Yoga, then, is a technique for doing ...
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Bhagavad Gita Explained:
By the graceof Vyasa, I am the one who heard this secret informationof the supreme yogafromthe Lord of yoga,Krishna, who Himself explained it directly. O King, remembering repeatedly, this amazing and holy talk between Keśava andArjuna, ...
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Nothing: Three Inquiries in Buddhism - Page 211
Why not walk on your head, sing with your sinuses, see through your skin, breathe with your belly: the simple Thing, the Entity, the full Body, the stationary Voyage, Anorexia, cutaneous Vision, Yoga, Krishna, Love, Experimentation. Where ...
Marcus Boon, Eric Cazdyn, Timothy Morton, 2015
(18.74) By thegrace ofVyasa,Iam the one whoheard this secret information of the supremeyoga fromthe Lord of yoga, Krishna, who Himself explained it directly. (18.75) O King, remembering repeatedly, this amazing and holy talk between ...
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The Spiritual Roots of Yoga: Royal Path to Freedom - Page 155
Thus begins Arjuna's apprenticeship in yoga. Krishna is also seated in our heart, and we too can begin our practice of yoga. Krishna enumerates many definitions of yoga and many characteristics of a yogi, both as a beginner as well as an ...
Ravi Ravindra, Priscilla Murray, 2006
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The Contemporary essays on the Bhagavad Gītā - Page 30
In elaborating the notion of karma yoga, Krishna replies in effect that Arjuna should act without thinking what he has to gain or lose by his actions, and without being attached to their outcome (3:18-19). If it now appears that Arjuna is deprived ...
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Srikrishna: His Life and Teachings - Page 87
J Mentioning that actions should be performed in Yoga, Krishna goes on to speak of all the various sorts of Yogmas, e. sacrifices and rites, that were then practised by the Aryans, though his meaning of Toga was quite different from them.
