Chapter 2 - Nature of Inspiration and Developing It

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Significance of the Moon in Ancient Civilizations [by Radhakrishnan. P]

The developing nations like India and the west conducts a series of investigations as part of unequivocal enthusiasm about the Moon. The basic reliability of the cosmic nature is that it will not change as the time factor stands infinite. Therefore, inquiry about the planetary influence in terms of presence or absence with evidence is lengthy process to conclude....

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Yoga-sutras (with Vyasa and Vachaspati Mishra) [by Rama Prasada]

shvasa—inspiration, prashvashah—and expiration, vikshepa—of distraction. saha-bhuvah—companions. 31. Pain, despair, shakiness, inspiration and expiration are the companions of these distractions. The Sankhya-pravachana commentary of Vyasa [English translation of the 7th century commentary by Vyasa called the Sankhya-pravacana, Vyasabhashya or Yogabhashya][Sanskrit text for commentary available] Pain is either from one s self, or from external terrestrial objects, or from the powers of nature....

Read full contents: Sutra 1.31

Yoga-sutras (with Bhoja’s Rajamartanda) [by Rajendralala Mitra]

When perfect control has been attained in this respect, the Yogi can live buried under earth for months and years without performing any organic function whatever. ] For its better understanding, he describes its nature after showing its distinctions....

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