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Yoga Sutra 3.56 | Sattvapuruṣayoḥ śuddhisāmye kaivalyam Yoga Sutra 3.56 in Context Sanskrit Text Sattvapuruṣayoḥ śuddhisāmye kaivalyam. Literal Translation “Liberation (kaivalyam) is achieved when the purity of the sattva (pure intellect) equals the purity of the puruṣa (soul).” Yoga Sutra 3.56 concludes the section on advanced yogic knowledge and practices by reaffirming the ultimate goal

Yoga Sutra 3.55 | Tārakaṃ sarvaviṣayaṃ sarvathāviṣayam akramaṃ ceti vivekajaṃ jñānam Yoga Sutra 3.55 in Context Sanskrit Text Tārakaṃ sarvaviṣayaṃ sarvathāviṣayam akramaṃ ceti vivekajaṃ jñānam. Literal Translation “Knowledge born of discernment (vivekaja-jñānam) is liberating, universal, transcending all objects, beyond all forms, and beyond sequence.” Yoga Sutra 3.55 highlights the culmination of yogic wisdom, emphasizing a

Yoga Sutra 3.54 | Jātilakṣaṇa deśairanyatānavacchedāt tulyayostataḥ pratipattiḥ Yoga Sutra 3.54 in Context Sanskrit Text Jātilakṣaṇa deśairanyatānavacchedāt tulyayostataḥ pratipattiḥ. Literal Translation “By distinguishing differences based on species, characteristics, and location, precise knowledge of seemingly similar objects is attained.” Yoga Sutra 3.54 describes the yogi’s ability to clearly discern subtle differences between objects or phenomena that

Yoga Sutra 3.53 | Kṣaṇa-tat-kramayoḥ saṃyamād vivekajaṃ jñānam Yoga Sutra 3.53 in Context Sanskrit Text Kṣaṇa-tat-kramayoḥ saṃyamād vivekajaṃ jñānam. Literal Translation “By performing samyama on the moments (kṣaṇa) and their succession (tat-krama), knowledge born of discernment (vivekaja-jñāna) is attained.” Yoga Sutra 3.53 delves into the understanding of time and its sequential nature. By applying samyama—a

Yoga Sutra 3.52 | Sthānyupanimantraṇe saṅgasmayākaraṇaṃ punaraniṣṭaprasaṅgāt Yoga Sutra 3.52 in Context Sanskrit Text Sthānyupanimantraṇe saṅgasmayākaraṇaṃ punaraniṣṭaprasaṅgāt. Literal Translation “When invited by celestial beings to higher realms, one should neither become entangled nor proud, as this could lead to undesirable consequences.” Yoga Sutra 3.52 provides a cautionary note for advanced practitioners who may encounter divine

Yoga Sutra 3.51 | Tadvairāgyād api doṣa-bīja-kṣaye kaivalyam Yoga Sutra 3.51 in Context Sanskrit Text Tadvairāgyād api doṣa-bīja-kṣaye kaivalyam. Literal Translation “Through complete dispassion even toward the highest attainments, the seeds of bondage are destroyed, and liberation (kaivalyam) is attained.” Yoga Sutra 3.51 addresses the importance of developing dispassion (vairāgya) even toward extraordinary powers (siddhis)

Yoga Sutra 3.50 | Sattvapuruṣānyatākhyāti mātrasya sarvabhāvādhiṣṭhātṛtvaṃ sarvajñātṛtvaṃ ca Yoga Sutra 3.50 in Context Sanskrit Text Sattvapuruṣānyatākhyāti mātrasya sarvabhāvādhiṣṭhātṛtvaṃ sarvajñātṛtvaṃ ca. Literal Translation “Through the realization of the distinction between sattva (pure intellect) and puruṣa (soul), mastery over all states of existence and omniscience are attained.” Yoga Sutra 3.50 explores the profound realization of the

Yoga Sutra 3.49 | Tato manojavitvaṃ vikaraṇabhāvaḥ pradhānajayaśca Yoga Sutra 3.49 in Context Sanskrit Text Tato manojavitvaṃ vikaraṇabhāvaḥ pradhānajayaśca. Literal Translation “From that, the ability to move as fast as the mind, independence from the senses, and mastery over the primary cause (prakriti) are attained.” Yoga Sutra 3.49 highlights the extraordinary powers (siddhis) that arise