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Ashtanga-yoga — Atindriya



Ashtanga-yoga

eight-part yoga, which includes:

  • Yama
  • Niyama
  • Asana
  • Pranayama
  • Pratyahara
  • Dharana
  • Dhyana
  • Samadhi
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Ashvini-mudra

Ashvini-mudra is performed by contraction of the muscles of the anus with simultaneous concentration of attention on this area. Affects apana, helps to redirect it, transform and then lead it into sushumna.

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Asmita
from asmi meaning "I am";
one of the meanings —Egoism, an erroneous worldview caused by identifying oneself with the body, as a result of which the concept of thinking "I" and "mine" develops.
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Asteya

non-stealing not only in action, but also in thoughts and desires. In other words, the freedom of the mind from base desires or inclination to appropriate any property of any being in any form. Pursuing profit in some improper way at the expense of others is seen as a form of theft. Such impulses must be eradicated.


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Astikaya

In Jainism, an ontological category that indicates extended substances (bodies with extension), and can also denote the combination of infinitely small particles of space. Only time cannot be attributed to astikaya, since it has no extension.

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Astikya
faith in the Vedas, Gurus and all enlightened saints and sages of the past and future  → Подробнее...
Astra Astra
A very powerful, supernatural weapon created by some deity and imbued with its power. Also, the word can be used to refer to conventional weapons.  → Подробнее...
Asura Asura
Asuras are powerful beings living in the lower worlds and opposing in numerous battles the gods (devas) who live in Svargaloka, i.e. heavenly residence.   → Подробнее...
Atharvaveda
The fourth Veda, main content of which are magical mantras and spells.  → Подробнее...
Atindriya
The term is formed by adding the prefix ati ("beyond", "extraordinary / unusual") to the word indriya (“perceptual organ/faculty”, “sense”). This is something elusive, inaccessible to the senses, also: the highest feeling; that, which is beyond ordinary sensory perception. Sometimes this term is used to define Atman.   → Подробнее...

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