A friend, when she saw I was planning to publish, asked if I might find a theme to tie the various entries together...
"I would say it's about renunciation and death... - hahahahaha"
"...and also, I suppose, about celebration and life."
posted by Ariana Saraha at 9:11 PM
The Yogi, who has been able to move the Shakti deserves success.
It is useless to say more, suffice it to say that he conquers death playfully.
III,113 - Hatha Yoga Pradipika
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3 Comments:
Great.
You've got yourself a theme. Now find entries that weave it all together, and you've got yourself one helluva book!
Nice blog. Do you know about this edition of the Pradipika?
http://www.YogaVidya.com/hyp.html
Thanks for the book tip - I've read Yoga Vidya's version of the Shiva Samhita, but the Pradipika was an older version I checked out of my yoga studio's library (ie, I don't remember who by :-)
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