Patanjalis Yoga Sutras Sanskrit Text With Translation And Commentary

About The Book:-The Yoga Sutras Of Patanjali Is A Collection Of Sanskrit Sutras (Aphorisms) On The Theory And Practice Of Yoga - 195 Sutras (According To Vysa And Krishnamacharya) And 196 Sutras (According To Other Scholars Including Bks Iyengar). The Yoga Sutras Was Compiled In The Early Centuries Ce, By The Sage Patanjali In India Who Synthesized And Organized Knowledge About Yoga From Much Older Traditions. The Most Translated Ancient Indian Text In The Medieval Era, From The 12Th To The 19Th Century, For Nearly 700 Years, It Was Relegated To Oblivion. Fortunately, In The Late 19Th Century, It Was Revived By Swami Vivekananda, The Theosophical Society, And Others. PatanjaliS Yoga Sutras Have Been Translated Into Nearly Forty Indian Languages, And Old Javanese And Arabic. Its Spiritual Uses And Practice, To Manifestation And The Process Of Attaining Liberation, The Aphorisms State The Path To Self-Realization. About The Author:- Swami Vivekananda (1863 -1902), Born Narendranath Datta (Bengali) Was An Indian Hindu Monk And Philosopher. He Was A Chief Disciple Of The 19Th-Century Indian Mystic Ramakrishna. Influenced By Western Esotericism, He Was A Key Figure In The Introduction Of The Indian Darsanas (Teachings, Practices) Of Vedanta And Yoga To The Western World, And Is Credited With Raising Interfaith Awareness, Bringing Hinduism To The Status Of A Major World Religion During The Late 19Th Century. He Was A Major Force In The Contemporary Hindu Reform Movements In India, And Contributed To The Concept Of Nationalism In Colonial India. Vivekananda Founded The Ramakrishna Math And The Ramakrishna Mission. He Is Perhaps Best Known For His Speech Which Began With The Words Sisters And Brothers Of America , In Which He Introduced Hinduism At The Parliament Of The WorldS Religions In Chicago In 1893. The Title Patanjalis Yoga Sutras Sanskrit Text With Translation And Commentary Written/Authored/Edited By Swami Vivekananda, Published In The Year 2022. The Isbn