The Science of Life
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He has adopted the Bhavana Yoga of Patanjali fully and to the end. Vyasa has not merely done this but has also written a commentary to the Patan- jali Yogasastra. Here again I have to remove the preju- dices of certain people who would hold that Vyasa the commentator to the Patanjali Sutras is not Badarayana Vyasa the author of the Brahmasutras. I cannot afford to- waste my pages for settling the unprofitable controversy.
n I have only to point out that the author of the Brahmasutras and the co...mmentator to the Patunjali Sutras are one and the same person.
8. Having given the reader a clear idea that Yoga is the means and the only means available to reach Jngana, I shall now explain what Yoga means. The word Yoga may be derived from 2 distinct roots, Yuja (Sa-madhau) and Yujir (Yoge). I do not wish unnecessarily to bewilder the mind of the reader. The first root relates to the means and the second to the end itself. It is a peculiarity of the Sanskrit Language and a root has been chosen, signifying both the means and the end and implying that the means when followed will necessarily lead you to the end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has adopted the Bhavana Yoga of Patanjali fully and to the end. Vyasa has not merely done this but has also written a commentary to the Patan- jali Yogasastra. Here again I have to remove the preju- dices of certain people who would hold that Vyasa the commentator to the Patanjali Sutras is not Badarayana Vyasa the author of the Brahmasutras. I cannot afford to- waste my pages for settling the unprofitable controversy.
n I have only to point out that the author of the Brahmasutras and the co...mmentator to the Patunjali Sutras are one and the same person.
8. Having given the reader a clear idea that Yoga is the means and the only means available to reach Jngana, I shall now explain what Yoga means. The word Yoga may be derived from 2 distinct roots, Yuja (Sa-madhau) and Yujir (Yoge). I do not wish unnecessarily to bewilder the mind of the reader. The first root relates to the means and the second to the end itself. It is a peculiarity of the Sanskrit Language and a root has been chosen, signifying both the means and the end and implying that the means when followed will necessarily lead you to the end.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a Subrahmanya Aiyer to read onlineMoreLess
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