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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
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+ | PRAMANA:Āpta Pramāṇa - आप्त प्रमाण | ||
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+ | Apta Pramana Source: | ||
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+ | Kumbhaka Paddadhi 79 | ||
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+ | Original Verse: | ||
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+ | "निमीलोन्मीलने त्यक्त्वा पीठे काष्ठम्-इव स्थितिः | ||
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+ | नेत्रयोश्-च शरीरस्य कूर्म-कुम्भः स उच्यते | ||
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+ | भवतोऽभ्यास-वशान्-मनो-वातौ स्थिरावुभौ ॥ ७९ ॥" | ||
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+ | Transliteration: | ||
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+ | "nimīlonmīlane tyaktvā pīṭhe kāṣṭham-iva sthitiḥ | ||
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+ | netrayoś-ca śarīrasya kūrma-kumbhaḥ sa ucyate | ||
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+ | bhavato'bhyāsa-vaśān-mano-vātau sthirāvubhau ॥ 79 ॥" | ||
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+ | Translation: | ||
+ | "When the blinking of the eyes are controlled and one becomes perfectly steady in the asana like a log of wood and devoid of movements of the eyes and the body, it is called Kūrma-Kumbhaka. With the practice of this Kumbhaka, one attains steadiness of vayu and mind." | ||
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==Apta Pramana Source== | ==Apta Pramana Source== | ||
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"निमिलोन्म्īलने त्यक्त्व पिथे कस्थम्-इव स्थितिह् | "निमिलोन्म्īलने त्यक्त्व पिथे कस्थम्-इव स्थितिह् | ||
नेत्रयोस्-च सर्īरस्य कुर्म-कुम्भह् स उच्यते | नेत्रयोस्-च सर्īरस्य कुर्म-कुम्भह् स उच्यते | ||
भवतो'भ्यस-वसन्-मनो-वतौ स्थिरवुभौ" | भवतो'भ्यस-वसन्-मनो-वतौ स्थिरवुभौ" | ||
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==Transliteration== | ==Transliteration== | ||
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"nimīlonmīlane tyaktvā pīṭhe kāṣṭham-iva sthitiḥ | "nimīlonmīlane tyaktvā pīṭhe kāṣṭham-iva sthitiḥ | ||
netrayoś-ca śarīrasya kūrma-kumbhaḥ sa ucyate | netrayoś-ca śarīrasya kūrma-kumbhaḥ sa ucyate | ||
bhavato'bhyāsa-vaśān-mano-vātau sthirāvubhau" | bhavato'bhyāsa-vaśān-mano-vātau sthirāvubhau" | ||
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==Translation== | ==Translation== | ||
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When the blinking of the eyes are controlled and one becomes perfectly steady in the asana like a log of wood and devoid of movements of the eyes and the body, it is called Kūrma-Kumbhaka. With the practice of this Kumbhaka, one attains steadiness of vayu and mind. | When the blinking of the eyes are controlled and one becomes perfectly steady in the asana like a log of wood and devoid of movements of the eyes and the body, it is called Kūrma-Kumbhaka. With the practice of this Kumbhaka, one attains steadiness of vayu and mind. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:26, 21 June 2019
Description
PRAMANA:Āpta Pramāṇa - आप्त प्रमाण
Apta Pramana Source:
Kumbhaka Paddadhi 79
Original Verse:
"निमीलोन्मीलने त्यक्त्वा पीठे काष्ठम्-इव स्थितिः
नेत्रयोश्-च शरीरस्य कूर्म-कुम्भः स उच्यते
भवतोऽभ्यास-वशान्-मनो-वातौ स्थिरावुभौ ॥ ७९ ॥"
Transliteration:
"nimīlonmīlane tyaktvā pīṭhe kāṣṭham-iva sthitiḥ
netrayoś-ca śarīrasya kūrma-kumbhaḥ sa ucyate
bhavato'bhyāsa-vaśān-mano-vātau sthirāvubhau ॥ 79 ॥"
Translation:
"When the blinking of the eyes are controlled and one becomes perfectly steady in the asana like a log of wood and devoid of movements of the eyes and the body, it is called Kūrma-Kumbhaka. With the practice of this Kumbhaka, one attains steadiness of vayu and mind."
Type
Benefit
Pramana
Āpta Pramāṇa - आप्त प्रमाण
Apta Pramana Source
Kumbhaka Paddhatih 79
Original Verse
"निमिलोन्म्īलने त्यक्त्व पिथे कस्थम्-इव स्थितिह् नेत्रयोस्-च सर्īरस्य कुर्म-कुम्भह् स उच्यते भवतो'भ्यस-वसन्-मनो-वतौ स्थिरवुभौ"
Transliteration
"nimīlonmīlane tyaktvā pīṭhe kāṣṭham-iva sthitiḥ netrayoś-ca śarīrasya kūrma-kumbhaḥ sa ucyate bhavato'bhyāsa-vaśān-mano-vātau sthirāvubhau"
Translation
When the blinking of the eyes are controlled and one becomes perfectly steady in the asana like a log of wood and devoid of movements of the eyes and the body, it is called Kūrma-Kumbhaka. With the practice of this Kumbhaka, one attains steadiness of vayu and mind.