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22. 0 Chancla! thns have I told thee the
Dhyaua Yoga—a most precious knowledge ; for, hy
it there is direct perception of the Self. Hence
Dhyana is belauded.
SEVENTH LESSON.
SAMADHI YOGA.
Gheranda said—1. The Samadhi is a great
Yoga ; it is acquired by great good fortune. It is
obtained through the grace and kindness of the
Gnru, and by intense devotion to him.
2. That Yogi quickly attains this most beauti-
ful practice of Samadhi, who has confidence (or
faith) in knowledge, faith in his own Guru, faith in
liis own Self ; and whose mind (manas) awakens
to intelligence from day to day.
3. Separate the Manas from the body, and unite
it with the Paramatma. This is known as Samadhi
or Mukti from all states of consciousness.
4. I am Brahma, I am nothing else, the Brahma
is certainly I, I am not participator of sorrow, I am
Existence, Intelligence and Bliss ; always free, of
one essence.
5—6. The Samadhi is four-fokl i.e. Dhyana-
Samadhi, Nada-Samadhi, Rasanand-Samadhi, and v
Laya-Samadhi: respectively accomplished by S'am-
bhavi Mudra, Khechari Mudra, Bhramari Mudra
and Yoni-Mudra. The Bhakti-Yoga Samadhi is
22. 0 Chancla! thns have I told thee the
Dhyaua Yoga—a most precious knowledge ; for, hy
it there is direct perception of the Self. Hence
Dhyana is belauded.
SEVENTH LESSON.
SAMADHI YOGA.
Gheranda said—1. The Samadhi is a great
Yoga ; it is acquired by great good fortune. It is
obtained through the grace and kindness of the
Gnru, and by intense devotion to him.
2. That Yogi quickly attains this most beauti-
ful practice of Samadhi, who has confidence (or
faith) in knowledge, faith in his own Guru, faith in
liis own Self ; and whose mind (manas) awakens
to intelligence from day to day.
3. Separate the Manas from the body, and unite
it with the Paramatma. This is known as Samadhi
or Mukti from all states of consciousness.
4. I am Brahma, I am nothing else, the Brahma
is certainly I, I am not participator of sorrow, I am
Existence, Intelligence and Bliss ; always free, of
one essence.
5—6. The Samadhi is four-fokl i.e. Dhyana-
Samadhi, Nada-Samadhi, Rasanand-Samadhi, and v
Laya-Samadhi: respectively accomplished by S'am-
bhavi Mudra, Khechari Mudra, Bhramari Mudra
and Yoni-Mudra. The Bhakti-Yoga Samadhi is