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    anu

    Devanāgarī: अनु Translation: follow, one after another, following Related concepts:anuṣṭhāna, anuloma, anumāna, anubhāvana, śabdānuśāsana

    Appears in

    Yoga Sūtra:

    Chapter 1: 1 , 15 , 40
    Chapter 2: 28

    Sāṃkhya Kārikā:

    2

    Yoga Rahasya:

    Chapter 1: 34


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    Commentaries around

    “Yoga is Anu–Śāsana Śastra.
    It is experiential, not speculative,
    it is ancient, with its origin in the Veda.
    Sages followed the Vedic teachings and
    transmitted their experience to their students.
    The students, in turn, learned and experienced the teachings
    in their own lives, and thus became competent to teach.
    In this way the lineage of Yoga teachers is established.”
    – T Krishnamacharya on Yoga Sūtra Chapter One verse 1

    “Now,
    you follow what follows,
    the teachings of Yoga.”
    – Paul Harvey on Yoga Sūtra Chapter One verse 1

    “Even practice can be mechanical even if it is regular.
    So Yukta Anu Bhāva (skilful becoming) is
    how much you have learnt from the practice.
    What it has taught you.”
    – TKV Desikachar France 1983

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