The Concept of Yogic Liberation: Moksa in Patanjali Yoga. English

By:

Ian Pinto

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi Motilal Banarsidass Publishing House 2021Edition: 1stDescription: 144ISBN:

978-9391024451

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181.452 Ia6 C 29719

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Yoga is an integral part of Indian culture and religion. What began as a sadhana (practice) associated with a religious system and operated as the practical limb of Indian philosophy gradually morphed into a philosophical system of its own accord thanks to the groundbreaking work of Patanjali. Yoga today has become a worldwide phenomenon and has caught the fancy of people everywhere. It is largely known to be a form of exercise that keeps body and mind healthy and fit. However, it also has a philosophical background which is the theme of this book. The primary goal of yoga is the liberation of the individual and since this also happens to be the goal of traditional Indian philosophizing, yoga found itself becoming an integral part of Indian religious practice.

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