The Yoga Sutra 2.10-2.27 (Part 7): Karma and Why We're Here! Learn Yoga Philosophy with Rachel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2022
- This instalment of our Yoga Sutra exploration is so much fun! There are a couple of secret, hidden gems in this section that are wonderful to unpack...and give us a glimpse into why we are here. In this video, we'll look at Sutras 2.10-2.27 ~ insights into karma, our purpose, and avoiding future pain ~
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Rachel, all of your videos are such a gift. I can not thank you enough for helping to make such important philosophy more understandable.
Sarah, what a lovely message to receive this morning!! Thank you so much for the kind words, I'm so happy to hear that they are useful!
Omg. I feel like I need more of the philosophies behind yoga practices.
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Thanks so much for taking the time to study and relate this information in such a fantastic and clear manner! I love the fact that Patanjali states these teachings over and over in various sutras.
Great to have you here Scott!! :)
Thanks again Rachel, for doing what you do! These videos are great!
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Thank you 🙏🏼
thanks for making these. i love listening & reading more formal interpretations of the sutras, and i also really enjoy your conversational nature around it. much love & peace.
🙏🏻🤍nice to connect with you here Ben!
What a fun and light way to digest this tough material. Great work
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I love all your videos and literally watched every minute of the Sutra's. Can't wait for Anatomy lessons. Thank you very much for sharing your love and the flight ❤
Thank you for that lovely appreciation Roxy! Great to connect with you here :)
Rachel, thank you so much for the lessons, the time and authenticity! I have been struggling to relate and understand Patanjali and your fun and relatable explanations are of great help! Thanks - you have a new fan!
YAY! Paola, great to connect with you here! 🤍
Thanks a lot! I loved the storm sounds :) Greetings from Germany!
Great to have you here, Constanza!
After enlightenment:
1 no desire to know
no desire to stay away from anything
no desire to gain anything new
no desire to do anything
no sorrow
no fear
No delusion
Thank you so so so much 👏👏👏
My pleasure Stella 🙏🏻🙏🏻💫💫
Thank you SO much!!!
You are so welcome!! 🥰🥰🥰
I love your explanations. Clear and concise. Love your channel!
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Thank you Rachel. You're the best break down -er. These sutras are not easy to digest at all but you make it so clear with life-related examples. You're the bestttt. Please keep doing it!
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻nice to be on this journey with you!
5 obstacles:
1. Ignorance
2. Ego , identify with I am stuff
3. Attachment
4. Aversion
5. Fear of death
Thank you so much Rachel, I have been so looking forward to this new instalment and it was fantastic! Can't wait for the next one..... but I'm not going to be that attached to it 😂😂
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I love your enthusiastic and fun delivery methods on such a subtleised ,layered and beautiful text. Fun and lightness we’re missing ingredients to my approach to studying and practicing Patanjali ‘s Sutras. Mucho Gracias! 😊❤
Yay! I appreciate your kind words :) Nice to have you here, Paul!
Thank you Rachel
My pleasure 💗💗💯
Gunas are well explained in Bhagavad Gita Chapter 14
Great share Jelena, thanks!
These remind me of Buddhist philosophy too .
Hi Stella - absolutely. Same origins!
I see; Satchidanada made a good point about action, where Vivekanada stays on the point of Kleshas-> concentration and Samadhi. You just described the first chapters of the Bhagavad Gita where action needs to be done with out exception of outcome, then not to be attached to the outcome (Arjuna needs to fight a war). Pravrajika Divyanandaprana explains in easy to understand language on her channel. Nice lecture.
Thanks Paul!
Hi Rachel, thank you so much for these videos! I was wondering if you're able to share which book this is? Thank you!
I’ll take a look- I’m using a compilation. But the translations that I quote the most are from Sri Swami Satchidananda - great translations!
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Love your videos. But some of the Sanskrit words are pronounced wrong.
Yes, I sure do not claim to be a Sanskrit scholar. If you hear anything you think is important, please feel free to post a link to the correct pronunciation. I’m sure people would enjoy that!