Yūgā sūtrah'hā-yi patanjalī: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, which contains 196 titles or disciplines of yoga, is the most authoritative treatise on yoga. In his commentary on each, Swami Satyananda Saraswati thoroughly explains the text and path of Raja Yoga. Serious yogi aspirants and spiritual seekers will find valuable guidance on these pages. An exposition of an ancient epic work on Hindu yoga philosophy. The Patanjali Sutras are considered the most detailed and practical text ever written on yoga. Some sutras refer to things that are not within the scope of ordinary human experience and understanding. This lack of understanding is due to the fact that rational understanding is not considered. A soul ray who practices Patanjali yoga or any other system will increase in ability and insight exponentially to the point where he understands his being more deeply and continues his spiritual path better. It is stated in a part of the book: "Researchers of the history of yoga believe that yoga is a link between Hindu and Aryan culture, which has found a special polish in the furnace of Islamic mysticism by Iranian mystics, Hallaj, Shams, Maulana Attar, Khayyam, Ferdowsi, and Hafez. Mysticism Islam and yoga are so intertwined that it is difficult to separate them from each other. The Canadian Indian shaman told me: "Our religion, yoga, and Mithraism, are the same three principles, their difference is the difference in climate and in the wording. With this group description, yoga is Indian." They know the origin and this wrong thinking has been done so that India can export yoga and get a lot of income in this way."