Benefits of following Non-Violence-patanjali yoga sutra
Benefits of following Non-Violence 2.35. Ahimsapratisthayam tatsamnidhau vairatyagah| Ahiàsa-non-violence Pratisthayam-on being firmly established Tatsamnidhau-in its vicinity Vaira-hostility Tyagah-abandonment Those who following strongly ahimsa path, there is abandonment of hostility and enmity in his vicinity.
Benefits of by mastery over Asana-patanjali yoga sutra
Benefits of by mastery over Asana 2.48. Tato dvandvanabhighatah| Tatah-from that Dvandva-pair of opposites Anabhighatah-no impact Thereby the pairs of opposites stop to have any impact.
Benefits of being cleanliness-patanjali yoga sutra
Benefits of being cleanliness 2.40. Saucat svanga jugupsa parairasaàsargah| Saucat-from clealiness Svanga-one own body Jugupsa-indifference Paraih-with others Asamsargah-non-attachment By being cleanliness there comes indifference towards one’s own body and non-attachment to others.
Benefits of being celibacy-patanjali yoga sutra
Benefits of being celibacy 2.38. Brahmacharyapratisthayam viryalabhah| Brahmacharya-sexual abstinence Pratisthayam-on being firmly established Virya-indomitable courage Labhah-gain By following celibacy, veerya is gained.
Benefits of being contentment-patanjali yoga sutra
Benefits of being contentment 2.42. Santosadanuttamasukhalabhah| Santosad-from contentment Anuttamah-unexcelled Sukha-pleasure Labhah-gain Infinite happiness comes from the practice of contentment.
Benefits of austerities-patanjali yoga sutra
Benefits of austerities 2.43. Kayendriya siddhirasuddhiksayattapasah| Kaya-the body Indriya-sense organ Siddhi-perfection Asuddhi-impurity Ksayat-destruction Tapasah-by austerities By following austerities, impurities are eradicated and there appears perfection in the body and sense organs.
Mastery over the senses by pratyahara -Vibhooti Pada
Mastery over the senses by pratyahara 2.55. Tatah paramavasyatendriyanam| Tatah-thereby Parama-highest Vasyate-mastery Indriyanam-of the senses This is the highest state of mastery over the sense organs by pratyahara practice.
Attainment of pure consciousness- Kaivalya Pada-Patanjali Yoga Sutra
Patanjali Yoga Sutra – Kaivalya Pada Attainment of pure consciousness or kaivalya 4.34. Purusarthasunyanam gunanam pratiprasavah kaivalyam svarupapratistha va chitisakteriti| Purusartha-purpose of the purusha Sunyanam-devoid of Gunanam-of the gunas Pratiprasavah-involution Kaivalyam-liberation Svarupa-ones own nature Pratistha-establishment Va-or Chitisakteh-purusah Iti-that’s all(denotes the end of the Patanjali Yoga Sutra) Kaivalya is the involution of the gunas because of the fulfilment of their objectives or it is the restoration of the purusha to its inherent form which is called pure consciousness.
Confusion of memories-Kaivalya Pada-Patanjali Yoga Sutra
Patanjali Yoga Sutra – Kaivalya Pada Confusion of memories 4.21. Chittantaradrsye buddhibuddheratiprasangah smrtisankarascha| Chittantaradrsye-in one mind being cognized by the other Buddhibuddheh-cognition of cognitions Atiprasangah-absurd superfluity Smrti-memory Sankarah-confusion Cha-and If cognition by one mind of th eother be accepted, then there will be cognition of cognitions leading to absurdity and confusion of memory.
Limitation of mind- Kaivalya Pada-Patanjali Yoga Sutra
Patanjali Yoga Sutra – Kaivalya Pada Limitation of mind 4.20. Ekasamaye chobhayanavadharanam| Ekasamaye-simultaneously Cha-and Ubhaya-both Anavadharanam-non-comprehension And there cannot be the comprehension of both simultaneously.