Viniyoga
Sanskrit, Hindu, Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
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Viniyoga is a Sanskrit word that has multiple meanings. Literal meanings include "separation", "detachment", and "leaving", but the common meanings include "employment", "use", and "application". The root viniyuj means "to use", "to employ", "to do", among other senses. When used as a technical term in Hindu religious literature it refers to a short introductory section that gives standard details about the work, such as the sage ( i) who is said to have originated the work, the meter in which it is to be chanted, the deity (devat ) considered to preside over it, and other technical details of...
Viniyoga is a Sanskrit word that has multiple meanings. Literal meanings include "separation", "detachment", and "leaving", but the common meanings include "employment", "use", and "application". The root viniyuj means "to use", "to employ", "to do", among other senses. When used as a technical term in Hindu religious literature it refers to a short introductory section that gives standard details about the work, such as the sage ( i) who is said to have originated the work, the meter in which it is to be chanted, the deity (devat ) considered to preside over it, and other technical details of its use. The word appears in the Yoga Sutras of Patañjali, where sutra 3.6 says that the application of the practice of sa yama takes place in stages.
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