tri

Devanāgarī: त्रि Translation: three Similar words:eka, dvi, catur, pañca, ṣaṣ, sapta, aṣṭa, nava, dasa Related concepts:bandha, koṇa, eka

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Haṭha Yoga Pradīpikā:

Chapter 3: title

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“Everything we see,
including the instrument of mind,
has three qualities or natures.
All matter has the three qualities.
In Saṃskṛta they are known as Guṇa.
In Sāṃkhya it is said that every problem
comes from the Guṇa and their interplay.
The effects can be based on what we see, eat, hear,
and the effects of what we see, eat, hear.
In Yoga one who has mastered themselves is one
who can produce whatever Guṇa is required.”
– TKV Desikachar on Sāṃkhya and Yoga

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