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Season 2 - Episode 3
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When we learn to live wholeheartedly in the present, we can stop recreating the past. James give us a recap of sutras 1.12-1.16 and introduces us to the gunas—sattva, rajas, and tamas. He leaves us with a taste of what's to come.
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Yoga Sutras of Patanjali - Season 2: Practice Wholeness
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James Boag (Teacher) |
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Caroline S |
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Kate M |
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Yoga is samadhi I undestand that now. Because looking at the 8 limbs of Astanga yoga I thought for years that samadhi was the culmination of the practice of yoga. Then again I hadn't been exposed to the YS! But yoga is all the limbs of yoga, so samadhi resides in all of them. Brilliant explanation, looking forward to exploring the "how to " next
2 years ago
In the Sāṅkhya map of reality the 3 Guṇas are not explicitly mentioned - can we assume they are part of prakṛti or do they apply to all the tattva-s on the list, or to the 5 great elements only?
1 year ago
Hi Caroline, we could say that the three guṇa-s inhere in prakṛti, that prakṛti is constituted of the guṇa-s. As such the three guṇa-s inhere in all the tattva-s from prakṛti to the mahābhūtāḥ
1 year ago
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