Yoga Vāsiṣṭha
text with a philosophical foundation similar to Advaita Vedanta
Yoga Vasistha is a Hindu spiritual text written by sage Valmiki, believed to answer all the questions that arise in the human mind, to help one to attain Liberation.
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Quotes
editThe Supreme Yoga, 2003
editSwami Venkatesananda The Supreme Yoga, 2003.</ref>
- Prayer:
- Salutations to that reality in which all the elements, and all the animate and inanimate beings shine as if they have an independent existence, and in which they exist for a time and into which they merge.
- Salutations to that consciousness which is the source of the apparently distinct threefold divisions of knower, knowledge and known, seer, sight and seen, doer, doing and deed.
- Salutations to that bliss absolute (the ocean of bliss) which is the life of all beings whose happiness and unfoldment is derived from the shower of spray from that ocean of bliss.
- p. xvi
- Content: Contentment is the supreme gain. Satsangh (true friends) are the best companion to the destination. The spirit of enquiry itself is the greatest wisdom. And, self-control is the supreme happiness.
External links
edit- Yoga Vasistha translated by Swami Venkatesananda