Healing Yoga (Integrating the Chakras)
author: Ambikananda Saraswati
edition: 2002, B. Jain Publishers (P) Ltd
pages: 144
ISBN-10: 8180560392
ISBN-13: 9788180560392
Topic: Yoga
Chapter 7 - About the Five Tattvas
This chapter describes About the Five Tattvas located in the book Healing Yoga: A Guide to Integrating the Chakras With Your Yoga Practice compiled by Ambikananda Saraswati. This book teaches how to integrate an awareness of the Panchatattva (the five forces of vitality) and explores the chakra where it resides.
By restoring the panchatattva to a state of balance, and improving the flow of prana (vitality) within the body, you can achieve a healthier, happier life. This illustrated book, including this chapter—About the Five Tattvas—explains Hatha Yoga techniques, reveals imbalance within the body, illustrates all asanas, includes beneficial postures of common ailments.
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You can look up the meaning of the phrase “About the Five Tattvas” according to 241 books dealing with Hinduism. The following list shows a short preview of potential definitions.
Cidgaganacandrika (study) [by S. Mahalakshmi]
In Sadashiva tattva the same realization with more refinement occurs thus “I am this whole universe.” In the first it is an impression whereas in the next it is refinement of the same. Tattvas of purest subjectivity Final two tattvas to purest form of subjectivity are Shakti tattva and Shiva tattva, the interdependent tattvas. The impression which comes in these two tattvas is only I, the pure I, the universal I....
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Gitartha Samgraha (critical Study) [by Partha Sarathi Sil]
After five tanmatras comes out the five tattvas which are recognized as the five karmendriyas, the five organs of action. These organs are namely vak, pani, pada, payu and upastha. The next five tattvas are the five organs of cognition, the organs of knowedge. They are known by jnanendriyas, namely ghrana, rasana, cakshu, tvak and shrotra. The next tattvas are antahkaranasas. The word antakhkaranas means the internal organs, they are manas (mind), buddhi (intellect), ahamkaras (ego)....
Read full contents: 3. Tattvas (Principles) of Kashmir Shaivism
Sivaprakasam (Study in Bondage and Liberation) [by N. Veerappan]
Buddhi tattva (this emanates from Guna tattva and enables to function according to Niyati tattva ) Three types of ahankaratattva (these are emanating from buddhi tattva and are enabled by vidya (cognitive intimation). Taijasa or satvic ahankara [ahankaram ]. Vaikari or rajasic ahankara . Bhutadai or tamasa ahankara . Manas mind which emanates from satvic ahankara . Citta Satvic ahankara leads to jnanendriyas (five senses). Faculty of vision (eye). Faculty of audition (ear)....
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[Healing Yoga (Integrating the Chakras): index]
[Foreword]
[Introduction]