Svadehe - In one’s own body, of one’s own body



svadehe jagato vāpi sūkṣmasūkṣmatarāṇi ca |
tattvāni yāni nilayaṃ dhyātvānte vyajyate parā || 54 ||




  1. The Yoga of delight, wonder, and astonishment: a translation of ... - Page 49
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  4. lift Pw4 W4IWI«^ KTVq^ «TTT II K* II Svadehe jagato vapi suksmasuksmatarani ca / Tattvani yani nilayarn dhyatvante vyajyate para //54 TRANSLATION If the yogi thinks deeply that the subtle and subtler constitutive principles of one's ...
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  9. Svadehe jagato vapi suksmasuksmatarani ca / Tattvani yani nilayam dhyatvantc vyajyate para //54 TRANSLATION If the yogi thinks deeply that the subtle and subtler constitutive ...
    [Dharana31] VERSE 54 <**3jj 3PT?ft ^TpT Wf*TOWtTTTp*T ^ I


Sva, one’s own, +
deha
deha [p= 496,3] [L=96630]
( √ dih , to plaster , mould , fashion) the body TA1r. Ka1tyS3r. Mn. &c
496,3] [L=96631]
manas and vāc) Mn. i , 104 &c
496,3] [L=96632]
°hadhāraya , to support the body i.e. exist Nal. )
496,3] [L=96633]
ifc. f(ā).) Var.
496,3] [L=96634]
Subh.
496,3] [L=96635]
ifc. having the appearance of (sadeha- Ba1lar. iii , 43÷44)
496,3] [L=96636]
of a country L.
dehī́ [p= 496,3] [L=96637]
mound , bank , rampart , surrounding wall RV.
deha [p= 1329,1] [L=334010]
comp.)
(H1) mn.
[p= (in a triad with
[p= (
[p= form , shape , mass , bulk (as of a cloud ;
[p= person , individual
[p= appearance , manifestation
[p= N.
(H1B) f.
(H2) (in




svadehadāna
svá--deha-dāna [p= 1275,3] [L=257949]
the gift of one's own body L.
(H3) n.





Note:


svadharman
svá--dharman [p= 1276,1] [L=257964]
abiding in one's own customs RV.
(H3) mfn.






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  4. anadhyavasitavagahanam analpadhisaktinapy adrstapara- marthasaram adhikabhiyogair api / matam mama jagaty alabdhasadrsaprati- grahakam prayasyati payonidheh paya iva svadehe jar am // 'My work will find no one in this world who ...
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  9. Svadehe yenajdnanti katham sidhyanti yoginah. 13. 13. How can Yogis, who do not know the six centres (cakra ), the sixteen props (ddhdra)2, the 3, 00,0003 ('channels,' nddi) (and) the five ...
    Satacakram sodasddhdram trilaksam vyomapahcakam
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  14. svadehe (m being demanded). s Examples of regular ( heavy) position before mute and liquid are found everywhere, eg, ix, 17, 41, ...
    2 This section is free ; but in xii, 202, 22 b, there is an upajati group where we find tad eva pratyadadate
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  19. 159a) Ba Bo 1.2 nabhideSe 160ab) Ba bahau mukhadese; Be bahavasye caiva 161 After 161, Ba Be ins. 11* Mantranyasam pura Iqtva svadehe devatasu ca / gayatryomkaranyastangah pujayed vi$numavyayam// 12* Ucchvasavahane1 na stab, ...
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... nihanyate — is hurt; kvacit — ever; krudhyeta — should become angry; kasmai — at whom; purusah — the living entity; sva-dehe — within his own body. TRANSLATION If you say that the demigods who rule the bodily senses cause suffering, ...
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