It is very significant and famous in the Vaishnava cult.┬а Dwaitadweda philosophy is the overall philosophy of Prushoththama Purana. Union of self with Narayana is considered the ultimate aim of life. For that union with┬а Parabrahma Dnyanayoga is suggested. On the other hand, worship of Vishnu is suggested to those for whom Dnyanayoga is not possible to attain. It has varied content such as the origin of the universe, description of the earth, Ganga river, stories of┬а Vamana and Parashurama, Grahajyotishya, Phalajyotishya, description of sky, worship of cow, the science of war, Dhanurveda. Another important aspect of Prushoththama┬а Purana is тАУ it has its origin in various parts.┬а┬а
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Patanjali YogaSutras Chapters
Famous Shloka from Patanjali YogaSutras
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Shlok 55
From that (Praty─Бh─Бra or Withdrawal) (tatas), supreme (param─Б) mastery or control (va┼Ыyat─Б) of the Indriya-s --5 J├▒─Бnendriya-s or powers of perception, and 5 Karmendriya-s or powers of action-- (indriy─Бс╣З─Бm) (arises)||55||
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Shlok 54
Praty─Бh─Бra or the Withdrawal (praty─Бh─Бraс╕е) of Indriya-s --5 J├▒─Бnendriya-s or powers of perception, and 5 Karmendriya-s or powers of action-- (indriy─Бс╣З─Бm) (is), as it were (iva), a following (anuk─Бraс╕е) the essential nature (sva-r┼лpa) of mind (cittasya) (by those very Indriya-s), when separated (asamprayoge) from their (corresponding) (sva) objects (viс╣гaya)||54||
Withdrawal of the senses is like an imitation of cittaтАШs own true natureтАУcitta separates from its [accustomed] objects.
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Shlok 53
Mental (manasaс╕е) fitness or aptitude (yogyat─Б) for the dh─Бraс╣З─Б-s or concentration practices (dh─Бraс╣З─Бsu) (is) also (ca) (developed)||53||
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Shlok 52
Through that (tatas), the veil (─Бvaraс╣Зam) over Prak─Б┼Ыa --i.e. "over the revelation of true knowledge"-- (prak─Б┼Ыa) is attenuated (kс╣г─лyate)||52||
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Shlok 51
The fourth (kind of Pr─Бс╣З─Бy─Бma) (caturthaс╕е) transcends or excels (─Бkс╣гep─л) the sphere of influence (viс╣гaya) of External (v─Бhya) and Internal (─Бbhyantara) (Operations)||51||
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Shlok 50
(Pr─Бс╣З─Бy─Бma) has (three) Operation(s) (vс╣Ыttiс╕е): (1) External (v─Бhya), (2) Internal (─Бbhyantara) and (3) Suppression (stambha). (And when Pr─Бс╣З─Бy─Бma is) observed (paridс╣Ыс╣гс╣нaс╕е) according to space (de┼Ыa), time (k─Бla) and number --saс╣Еkhy─Б-- (saс╣Еkhy─Бbhiс╕е), it becomes long (d─лrgha) and subtle (s┼лkс╣гmaс╕е)||50||
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Shlok 49
Once that (tasmin) (─Аsana or Posture) has been (perfected) (sati), Pr─Бс╣З─Бy─Бma (pr─Бс╣З─Бy─Бmaс╕е), (which) is the suspension (vicchedaс╕е) of the flow (gati) of inhalation (┼Ыv─Бsa) and exhalation --pra┼Ыv─Бsa-- (pra┼Ыv─Бsayoс╕е), (should be developed)||49||
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Shlok 48
From that (tatas), (there is) immunity (anabhigh─Бtaс╕е) with regard to the pairs of opposites (dvandva)||48||