- any way.
Meditation (Sanskrit and Pāli: samādhi) 6.
Right effort samyag vyāyāma, sammā vāyāma
Guard against sensual thoughts; this concept,
states Harvey...
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asanas from a
gymnastics exercise manual of the late 19th century, the
Vyāyāma Dīpikā.
Sjoman ****erts that the
influential yoga
teacher Krishnamacharya...
- the
Mysore Palace, may have
derived asanas including these from the 1896
Vyāyāma Dīpikā
exercise manual. In his 1969 book
Asana Pranayama Mudra Bandha,...
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exercises called dandas (Sanskrit: दण्ड daṇḍa, a staff),
described in the 1896
Vyayama Dipika, as the
basis for the
sequence and for his
transitioning vinyasas...
- Garuḍāsana for a
different pose. Not yet yoga in 1896 as Jhūla pose in
Vyayama Dipika gymnastics book LoY has the legs as in Gomukhasana, not in Padmasana...
- He
wrote books on yoga in
Hindi and
English including 'Yogic
Sukshma Vyayama' and 'Yogasana Vijnana'.[citation needed] His
ashram at
Mantalai is spread...
- m****
slaughter houses found in
Western countries.
Right effort (samyag-
vyāyāma / sammā-vāyāma) is
preventing the
arising of
unwholesome states, and the...
- yoga
scholar Norman Sjoman notes, however, that the
traditional Indian Vyayama gymnastic exercises include a set of
movements called "dands", similar...
- list of virtues.
Right View –
realizing the Four
Noble Truths (samyag-
vyāyāma, sammā-vāyāma).
Right Mindfulness –
mental ability to see
things for what...
- yoga
until the 20th
century Light on Yoga, but it
appears in the 1896
Vyayama Dipika, a
manual of gymnastics, as part of the "very old"
sequence of danda...
