Source texts and Sanskrit Collection of Yoga Mantras A mantra is a sacred verse or sound. Recited or chanted in Sanskrit, it symbolically conveys the spiritual dimension of yoga. The word-by-word translations and commentaries will offer you a conscious and profound access to yoga philosophy.
Source texts and Sanskrit Patanjali’s Yoga-Sutra – the Guide of Yoga, with translation and commentary The four chapters of Patanjali's Yoga-Sutra in a new, commented word-by-word translation by Dr. Ronald Steiner. Get a new perspective on yourself with the help of this 2000 year-old guideline and fundamental source text.
Source texts and Sanskrit The mystical yoga teachings of the Upanishads The first philosophical roots of yoga can be found in the texts of the classical Upanishads, which are about 2,500 years old. This tradition of mystical yoga teachings continued in the later Upanishads until about 500 years ago.
Source texts and Sanskrit Dattātreyayogaśāstra Dr. Ronald Steiner & more Das aus dem 13. Jh. stammende Dattātreyayogaśāstra ist der älteste bekannte Quelltext des Haṭha Yoga. Viele bis heute wichtige Techniken finden sich hier: Prāṇāyāma, Bandha, Dr̥iṣṭi, Mudrā, Das aus dem 13. Jh. stammende Dattātreyayogaśāstra ist der älteste bekannte Quelltext des Haṭha Yoga. Viele bis heute wichtige Techniken finden sich hier: Prāṇāyāma, Bandha, Dr̥iṣṭi, Mudrā, Cakra-Meditation. Entdeckt wurde der Text erst 2010. Dies ist (unseres Wissens) die erste veröffentlichte vollständige deutsche Übersetzung!
Source texts and Sanskrit Svatmarama’s Hatha Yoga Pradipika – The Candle of Hatha Yoga Svatmarama brings light into the darkness of Hatha Yoga. At least this is what the title of his book, Hatha Yoga Pradipika or "The Candle (or Light) of Hatha Yoga", promises. Start your journey to the roots of Hatha Yoga dating back to the 14th Svatmarama brings light into the darkness of Hatha Yoga. At least this is what the title of his book, Hatha Yoga Pradipika or "The Candle (or Light) of Hatha Yoga", promises. Start your journey to the roots of Hatha Yoga dating back to the 14th century with the original Sanskrit text and a word-by-word translation with a commentary. Illumination included for free!
Source texts and Sanskrit Saṁskr̥t pronunciation – Meditation. Precision. Lucidity. The sound of the Saṁskr̥t language has an deep effect on our mind. It's conscious articulation can become a meditation on sound. Mantras and slokas will reveal their lucid beauty.
Source texts and Sanskrit Devanāgarī scripture - learn reading and writing Devanāgarī is sound transformed to letters. It represents the precise pronunciation of Saṁskr̥t. It's writing can become meditation - Devanāgarī is easier than you might think...
Source texts and Sanskrit Transliteration of Devanāgarī - bring Saṁkr̥t into a script you're familiar with Transliteration means transferring the script of one writing system into the script of another. Make Saṁkr̥t easy (simplified) and use diacritical marks to describe pronunciation (IAST, ISO15919) or type Sanskrit transliterations directly into Transliteration means transferring the script of one writing system into the script of another. Make Saṁkr̥t easy (simplified) and use diacritical marks to describe pronunciation (IAST, ISO15919) or type Sanskrit transliterations directly into your keyboard (Velthuis, ITRANS, Harvard-Kyoto, SPF1).
Source texts and Sanskrit Saṁdhi: Pronuncation and spelling of words and sentences For a long time, Saṁskr̥t was exclusively passed on via oral recitation. Saṁdhi, an impressive collection of rules, deals with the question of how words melt into each other for a more melodic pronunciation.
Source texts and Sanskrit Saṁskr̥t Metren Viele Saṁskr̥t-Quelltexte des Yoga sind in einem Versmaß bzw. Metrum verfasst. So entsteht beim Aussprechen eine rhythmische Harmonie.
Source texts and Sanskrit Saṁskr̥t Grammatik: Einige wichtige Regeln Dr. Ronald Steiner Wenn Du Saṁskrit magst und Dir die Grammatik manchmal Fragen aufgibt, findest Du hier einige Hilfen. Hier möchte ich mit Dir nach und nach die wichtigsten Regeln der Sanskrit Grammatik teilen.