bhāvanā
Root: bhū Devanāgarī: भावना Translation: reflection, contemplation; direct one's thoughts to; feeling of devotion, faith in Similar words:bhāvana, bhāva, bhava, anubhāvana Opposite words:abhāva, abhibhava Related concepts:svabhāvaAppears in
Yoga Sūtra:Chapter 4: 25
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“Initially, our relationship with Yoga is more
concerned with what we get out of our practice.
From this point, it can evolve into us being more
concerned with what we put into our practice.
Ultimately, it is neither what we get out nor what we
put in, as there is a cessation of intentions in practice.”
– Paul Harvey on Yoga Sūtra Chapter Four verse 25
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