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Yoga thesis on dream -thoughts of the
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Transliteration of yoga thesis
on
dream -thoughts of the sleep: - Svapna = dream -thoughts of the sleep , nidra = sleep , jnana = knowledge of direct experience, alambanam = is under or resting on ,va = or. Translation of yoga thesis on dream -thoughts of the sleep: -Or one can eliminate the distractions from the conscience in the health of consciousness by the knowledge of a direct experiment which rests on the dream - thoughts of the sleep. /38/ |
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Insight vision
on
yoga thesis on dream -thoughts of
the sleep 38 : -
Recollecting and contemplating the
knowledge of a direct experiment which
rests on the dream - thoughts of the sleep by practice of
waking state of mind during sleep can win obstacles and dispersion of mind. The
conscience in the health of consciousness achieves stability when it has the support of
the knowledge of a direct experiment which rests
on the dream - thoughts of the sleep. When the
conscience in the health of consciousness rests on thought attained from dream
or sleep, it becomes stable. The
knowledge of a direct experiment which
rests on the dream - thoughts of the sleep
eradicate obstacles and impediments and dispersions of the mind. Such a knowledge
of direct experiment which rest on the dream during sleep makes the mind stable. Distractions of the mind can also get
removed by analyzing the thought, which one may attain during dreams or during
sleep. This is because such a
knowledge of a direct experiment which
rests on the dream - thoughts of the sleep will lead to a better
comprehension of the working of the mental process during sleep or during
dreams. It is, however, not possible to have complete
knowledge of a direct experiment which
rests on the dream - thoughts of the sleep about
the dreams which come during sleep. Whatever
the knowledge of a direct experiment which rests
on the dream one acquires
about them, after awakening from sleep, is only marginal. The principle of
dream - thoughts of the sleep says
that having experience of dreams during sleep and having the direct experience that the
body is sleeping and dreaming constitute a type of
knowledge of a direct experiment which
rests on the dream - which it
is difficult to comprehend. The thought, which occurs during dream, is not a
conscious thought. A disciple who gains or acquires such a
knowledge of a direct experiment which
rests on the dream is able to remove the impurities, the defects and the obstacles of the mind. The
mind of such a disciple thereafter, becomes stable. The mind also acquires
the knowledge of a direct experiment of its inner subtle un-alertness. Lord
Krishna is one of the most popular deities of the
knowledge of a direct experiment
throughout India. Lord Krishna is
considered the eighth incarnation, of the god Vishnu. Lord Krishna was not only
divine, but heroic as well of
the
knowledge of a direct experiment. Lord Krishna is believed to have defeated numerous
dragons and monsters with his
knowledge of a direct experiment and eventually, as predicted, killed his half-uncle, the
tyrannical king Kamsa In the epic poem the Mahabharata, Krishna plays a major
role
of the
knowledge of a direct experiment
that serves as the starting point for a change in Hindu practice. In the
Mahabharata war, he serves as the charioteer for Arjuna, who is about to go into
battle against many of his relatives with his
knowledge of a direct experiment. As Arjuna sits dejected realizing that to
be triumphant, he has to slay his near relatives and dear guru.Lord Krishna
delivers 'Bhagavad-Gita' on battlefield to the troubled hero Arjuna for
realizing him karma duty of life. This speech of
the
knowledge of a direct experiment persuaded Arjuna that although he
was torn by loyalty, it was right to fight against his kinsmen since they were
unrighteous.
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