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effort within half a year. —
Hathayoga Pradipika, 1.57
Verses 1.57
through 1.63 of the
critical edition of
Hathayoga Pradipika suggests that
taste cravings...
- That
these Nāth Yogīs were the
originators and
foremost exponents of
haṭhayoga is a
given of all
historical studies of yoga. But
these Yogīs were in...
-
empty and fill
three quarters with
quality food and
fresh water". The
Hathayoga Pradipika suggests ‘‘mitahara’’
regimen of a yogi
avoids foods with excessive...
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earliest references to
hathayoga are
scattered mentions in
Buddhist canonical works and
their exegesis...
- Vimalaprabhā
offers one of the
earliest known definitions of the term "
Haṭhayoga". The Vimalaprabhā mentions, says
James Mallinson, that
Hatha yoga brings...
- Jha,
Vijay Kant (eds.).
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Treatise On
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Lonavla Yoga Institute. ISBN 81-901176-96...
- "Hathapradipika. The
first teaching of non-seated
postures as part of
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