Sādhana implies a process of achieving what I do not have……
“Sādhana implies a process of achieving what I do not have.
Once it is achieved it is a Siddhi.”
– TKV Desikachar France 1983
“Sādhana implies a process of achieving what I do not have.
Once it is achieved it is a Siddhi.”
– TKV Desikachar France 1983
“Is it possible for you to understand the difference between Sādhana and Siddhi?”
– TKV Desikachar France 1983
“Yoga is when different actions are done.
You think and act with proper investigation.
How do you feel at the end of the action?
Do you feel quite good?
Is this Sādhana or Siddhi?”
– TKV Desikachar France 1983
“Often when we are talking about Yoga
we are not sure whether we are talking about Sādhana or Siddhi.”
– TKV Desikachar France 1983
“Words have meanings based on roots and on usage, its origin and how it is utilised.
Yoga is a good example of a word based on its original meaning and convention.”
– TKV Desikachar France 1983
“Even though we feel good about Yoga and we have some understanding,
we have problems relating this to others.
Even before saying anything they have one idea or another.
We have problems communicating with people when it comes to Yoga.
Not so with Art, etc.”
– TKV Desikachar France 1983