Yoga, perhaps it's hardwired into us.
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...we don't always listen however.
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a. Yoga, defined here, following Patanjali, as the cessation of the fluctuations of the mind
b. The above, a loose treatment of Patanjali's 'compiled' outline of the approach towards a.
c. Re 6. What constitutes a 'worthy' focus of attention is no doubt itself a worthy focus of attention, for a time.
d. What I seem to be clumsily aiming for here is a presentation of Patanjali's Yoga 'compilation' as non culturally specific, something we can recognise as present or available in some guise in whatever culture we derive from, yoga as speaking to the human condition as it were.
a. Yoga, defined here, following Patanjali, as the cessation of the fluctuations of the mind
b. The above, a loose treatment of Patanjali's 'compiled' outline of the approach towards a.
c. Re 6. What constitutes a 'worthy' focus of attention is no doubt itself a worthy focus of attention, for a time.
d. What I seem to be clumsily aiming for here is a presentation of Patanjali's Yoga 'compilation' as non culturally specific, something we can recognise as present or available in some guise in whatever culture we derive from, yoga as speaking to the human condition as it were.
2 comments:
I suspect that very little is hardwired into us. What yoga seems to go is give us access to our own wiring diagram and allows us to read it and study it.
Happy yoga day! Thanks for your inspiring practice and this blog! :-)
(Please disregard this comment in case the earlier one showed up ok.)
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