Raja Yoga (the Yoga Sūtras with commentary) — trans. Swami Vivekananda (1896)
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PoAverful [Gita).
The internal organs.
Worship of Isvara.
Knowledge.
Work, also the effects of work ; the
law of cause and effect in the moral
world.
Isolation. Supreme attainment.
Preliminary Yoga, or the practice of
preparatory exercises. The coiled up, the sleeping Divine
power in all beings.
Cosmic intelligence.
Ordinary space, or great space.
Mind.
Seeing the Self as one with God,
RAJA YOGA.
Mantram A sacred word.
Manipilra The third lotus of the Yogis, opposite the heart.
Muladhdra The basic lotus of the Yogis.
Nirvana Freedom, blowing out of delusions.
Nirvitarka Without question.
Niyama Cleanliness, contentment, mortifica-
tion, study, and self-surrender.
Nirvichdra Without discrimination.
Ojas AH the energies of the body and mind transformed into spiritual force and stored in the brain.
Pingala The nerve currents on the right side of the spinal cord ; also the right nostril.
Pradhdna Nature; /;/., the chief.
Praliviti Nature.
Prdm The sum-total of the cosmic energy ;
the vital forces in the body.
Prdrjdydma Controlling the Prana.
Pratihha Di\ine illumination.
Prakritilayas Souls that failed to attain freedom and became mingled in nature.
Pratydhdra Making the mind introspective.
Pratyaksham Direct perception.
Pitrusa The soul.
Rajas Activity.
Rdja Havisa Swan.
Rdja Yoga Literally, Royal Yoga. The science of conquering the internal nature, for the purpose of freeing the Purusa, or, in other words, realising the Divinity in every being.
GLOSSARY.
Rdsdyanas
A chemist sect of ancient India.
Sabda
Sound.
Saucham
Cleanliness.
Saviddhi
Super-consciousness.
SaJiasrdra
The thousand-petalled lotus in the brain.
Samdna
The nerve current that performs the function of digestion, keeping up the internal fire.
Sainskd ra
Impressions in the mind-stuff that produce habits.
S amy am a
Dharana, Dhyana and Samadhi in
one.
Sdnandam
The blissful Samadhi.
Santo sa
Contentment.
Sattva
Illumination material.
Sdttvika
Having the Sattva quality developed.
Savitarka
With question.
Savichdra
With discrimination.
Siddhdiita
Decisive knowledge.
Siddhas
Semi-divine beings, or Yogis, who
have attained supernatural powers.
Siddhis
The supernatural powers attained by the practice of Yoga.
Smviti
(i) Memory. (2) Any authoritative book except the Vedas.
Svddhisthdna
The second lotus of the Yogis, opposite the navel.
Svddhydya
Study.
Tamas
Darkness, inertia.
Tanindtras
Fine materials.
Tapas
Uddna
Udghdta
Vddd
Vairdgyam
Visnddha
Vihalpa
Vikshipta
Vritti
Yama
Yoga
RAJA YOGA.
Fasting, and other ways of controlling
the body.
A certain vital force in the body.
Awakening the Kundalini.
Argumentative knowledge.
Renunciation.
The fifth lotus of the Yogis, corresponding to a nerve centre in the
brain.
Verbal delusion.
That form of the Chitta when it is
struggling to centre itself.
Wave form in the mind-stuff.
The internal purification through
moral training, preparatory to
Yoga.
Joining ; joining the lower with the
higher Self.
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