Adhyay 8 : Shlok 9-10 : Meditation : How and why
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Those who engage in yogic practices reach the breathless state of
trance (Sam|dhi) by offering inhalation into exhalation and
exhalation into inhalation as a sacrifice (by using short breathing
Kriya techniques). (4.29)
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A sage is, in truth, liberated by renouncing all sense enjoyments,
fixing the eyes and the mind (at an imaginary black dot) between
the eye brows, equalizing the breath moving through the nostrils
, keeping the senses, mind, and intellect
under control, having salvation (Mukti) as the prime goal, and
becoming free from lust, anger, and fear. (5.27-28)
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One should sit by holding the waist, spine, chest, neck, and head
erect, motionless and steady; fix the eyes and the mind steadily on
the tip (or front) of the nose without looking around; make your
mind serene and fearless, practice celibacy; have the mind under
control, think of Me, and have Me as the supreme goal.
(6.13-14)
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**The aim of yogic practice
is to achieve the super conscious or breathless state of trance
(Samadhi) by gradually mastering the breathing process.
**Breathing is a vital life process. It is fuel for living. By regulating breathing and focusing on this process, one can conquer the mind!








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