A yogi, under the guidance of a gur

A yogi, under the guidance of a guru (teacher), goes through eight stages of training on the way to moksha. The yogi learns: (1) disciplined behavior, called yama; (2) positive values (niyama); (3) bodily postures, such as the lotus position (asana); (4) control of breathing (pranayama); (5) control of the senses (pratyahara); (6) fixing of the mind on a chosen object (dharana); and (7) meditation (dhyana). The eighth stage, called samadhi, is a state of concentration in which yogis realize that their soul is pure and free, and empty of all content. A yogi who has completed these eight stages has reached kaivalya. Kaivalya is total isolation of the soul from the body, from all other souls, and from all of nature.

Результаты (английский) 1:

A yogi, under the guidance of a guru (teacher), goes through eight stages of training on the way to moksha. The yogi learns: (1) disciplined behavior, the so-called yama; (2) positive values (niyama); (3) the bodily postures, such as the lotus position (asana); (4) control of breathing (pranayama); (5) control of the senses (pratyahara); (6) the fixing of the mind on a chosen object (dharana); and (7) meditation (dhyana). The eighth stage, so-called, samadhi is a state of concentration in which yogis realize that their soul is pure and free, and empty of all content. A yogi who has completed these eight stages has reached kaivalya. Kaivalya is total isolation of the soul from the body, from all other souls, and from all of nature.

Результаты (английский) 3:

a yogi, under the guidance of a and the (in), goes through eight stages of training on the way to moksha. the yogi learns: (1) the accidental behavior, and yama; (2) positive values (niyama); (3) bodily postures, such as the lotus position (asana); (4) the control of breathing (pranayama); (5) control of the senses (pratyahara); (6) than of the mind on a chosen object (dharana); and (7), meditation (dhyana). the eighth stage, called samadhi, is a state of concentration in which yogis realize that their soul is pure and free, and empty of all content. a yogi who has completed these eight stages has reached kaivalya. Kaivalya is total isolation of the soul from the body, from all other souls, and in all of nature.