Sutra 1.32
तत्प्रतिषेधार्थमेकतत्त्वाभ्यासः।
Tat-pratiṣhedhārtham eka-tattvābhyāsaḥ
Sutra 1.32
Tat-pratiṣhedhārtham eka-tattvābhyāsaḥ
tat : those
pratiṣhedha : prevention, opposing, prohibiting, negating, voiding, nullifying
artham : for the purpose of
eka : one
tattva : principle, factor, reality, real element
abhyāsaḥ : practice
Sutra Meaning :
To prevent and negate those impediments, the distractions and their correlates, the practice of a single reality, one principle, is enjoined, prescribed.
सूत्र १.३२
तत्प्रतिषेधार्थमेकतत्त्वाभ्यासः
पदच्छेद एवं शब्दार्थ –
तत् : उन (विघ्नों) को
प्रतिषेध + अर्थम् : रोकने या दूर करने लिये
एक + तत्त्व : (किसी) एक तत्व का
अभ्यासः : अभ्यास (करना चाहिए)॥
सूत्रार्थ –
उन (विघ्नों और उनके सहचरों) को रोकने और दूर करने के लिये (किसी) एक तत्व का अभ्यास करना चाहिए।
Sutra 1.32
Tat-pratiṣhedhārtham eka-tattvābhyāsaḥ
tat : queste
pratiṣhedha : prevengono e nullificano
artham : per il proposito di
eka : uno
tattva : principio, realtà
abhyāsaḥ : pratica
Sutra Meaning :
Per prevenire e negare questi ostacoli, le distrazioni e i loro correlati, è prescritta la pratica di una singola realtà, un principio unico.
Sutra 1.32
Tat-pratiṣhedhārtham eka-tattvābhyāsaḥ
tat-: estas
pratiṣhedha-: previenen, se oponen, prohíben, niegan, nulifican
artham: con el propósito de
eka-: uno
tattva-: principio, factor, realidad, elemento real
abhyāsaḥ: práctica
Sutra Meaning :
Para prevenir esos impedimentos, las distracciones y sus acompañamientos, la práctica de una sola realidad es recomendada, prescribida.
Sutra 1.32
Tat-pratiṣhedhārtham eka-tattvābhyāsaḥ
אימון בעיקרון אחד, במטרה לחסום את אלו
YOGA is a gradual transition from becoming to BEING, a journey from constantly striving and transforming to a state of PRESENCE & STILLNESS.
~ Vimal Sharma
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The English translation of the Yoga Sutras offered above is authored by H.H. Swami Veda Bharati Ji, with the Hindi translation and Sutra Chanting by Shri Vimal Sharma Ji, the Italian translation by Shri Simone Carbonadri Ji, the Spanish translation by Su-Shri Saidde Ji, and the Hebrew translation by Orit San-Gupta Ji.
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