The concept of Yoga in Yoga Upanishads
by Philomina T.L | 2018 | 42,235 words
This page relates ‘Yoga in the Yogopanishads� of study dealing with the evolution and significance of Yoga as reflected in the Yoga-Upanishads, a collection of authoritative texts dedicated to the concept of Yoga (spiritual discipline). The thesis traces the origins of the practice back to pre-Vedic times and and suggests that Yoga became a philosophical system following the creation of the Yogasutras.
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2. Yoga in the ۴DzDZ貹Ծṣa
The ۴DzDZ貹Ծṣa commonly define yoga as ṃyDz or union, that is the union of ṇa and Բ or rajas and retas or Sun and Moon or īٳ and 貹ٳ. In this manner the union of several pairs is known as yoga.
The ۴Dzś states this as,
yo'pānaṇayoraikya� rajaso retastathā |
sūryacandramasoryoge īٳ貹ٳno� ||
eva� hi dvandvajālasya saṃyogo yoga ucyate |[1]
They again consider yoga as a means to avoid the obstructions for the attainment of knowledge. The ۴DzDZ貹Ծṣa are generally classified into four such as mantra yoga, Haṭha yoga, Laya yoga and Rāja yoga. Though there are varied divisions of yoga, more or less the same yoga is described differently under different names such as, 첹Dz, Haṃsayoga, Samādhiyoga, ṣuDz, ṃpṭaDz, Vedhakayoga, Sahajayoga, 屹Dz etc. in the ۴DzDZ貹Ծṣa.
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