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Raja is sanskrit for '''Royal'''. Raja Yoga is considered ''The Royal Path''. |
Raja is sanskrit for '''Royal'''. Raja Yoga is considered ''The Royal Path''. |
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The name is interchangeable with ''Ashtangha'' which means ''8 rungs'' (Note: <u>Not to be confused with style of [[Hatha Yoga]] introduced by Sri Patabi Jois who named it Ashtangha Yoga as well</u>). |
The name is interchangeable with ''Ashtangha'' which means ''8 rungs'' (Note: <u>Not to be confused with a certain style of [[Hatha Yoga]] introduced by Sri Patabi Jois who named it Ashtangha Yoga as well</u>). |
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Raja Yoga has 8 rungs or aspects to it. |
Raja Yoga has 8 rungs or aspects to it. |
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Latest revision as of 12:51, 1 November 2005
Raja is sanskrit for Royal. Raja Yoga is considered The Royal Path.
The name is interchangeable with Ashtangha which means 8 rungs (Note: Not to be confused with a certain style of Hatha Yoga introduced by Sri Patabi Jois who named it Ashtangha Yoga as well).
Raja Yoga has 8 rungs or aspects to it.
- Yama
- Niyama
- Asana
- Pranayama
- Pratyahara
