हे यं दःु खम ् अनागतम ् is to be avoided.
The misery which is not yet come can and
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In Samadhi paad Sage Patanjali saysThis Yoga is achieved by the control and cessation of the modifications of the mind. Imagination is a mere apperception following verbal knowledge devoid of any substantial reality. So instead of it, he prefers Yog Nidra or say SLEEP. Sleep is a modification of mind with feeling of nothingness. Memory is the recollection of past experiences. These modifications can be controlled by means of (a) practice and (b) renunciation. Practice is a continuous effort at self-realization. That practice becomes firmly grounded when it is incessant, extending over a long period, and done with faith and sincerity. They who have realized the true nature of matter and are unattached to their bodily enjoyments attain the Bhav Pratyaay- state of concentration, meaning thereby that they in their next birth automatically get Samadhi without any effort or renunciation on their part. But those who have not undergone the above practices will require the following: - Faith, energy, memory, "recollectedness" and intelligence. It is nearest to those whose desire is intensely strong. Diseases, languor, doubt, carelessness, laziness, worldly-mindedness, delusion, non-achievement of a stage, instability, and these (nine) cause the distraction of the mind and they are the obstacles. (Mental) pain, despair, nervousness and hard breathing are the symptoms of a distracted condition of mind. [These are caused due to adverse effect of Grahas.] For removing these obstacles there (should be) constant practice of one truth or principle Or by the expiration and retention of breath. The mind becomes clarified by cultivating attitudes of friendliness, compassion, gladness and indifference respectively towards happiness, misery, virtue and vice.
On the clarification of memory, when the mind loses its essential (subjectivity), as it were, and the real knowledge of the object alone shines (through the mind) Nirvitarkaa Samaadhi is attained.
हे यं दःु खम ् अनागतम ् can and is to be avoided.
The misery which is not yet come
Grahas Cause diseases, languor, doubt, carelessness, laziness, worldly-mindedness, delusion, non-achievement of a stage,
instability, and all these diseases cause the distraction of the mind and they are the obstacles. (Mental) pain, despair, nervousness and
hard breathing are the symptoms of a distracted condition of mind. From the practice of the component exercises of Yoga, on the
destruction of impurity, arises spiritual illumination which develops into awareness of Reality.
Then follows the greatest mastery over the senses
२7.भुवन ानं सूय संयमात ् 27. BHUVANA JYNAANAM SAMYAMAAT 28. CHANDRE TAARAA VYOOHA JYNAANAM 29. DHRUVE TAT-GATIH JYNAANAM 30. NAABHICHAKRE KAAYA VYOOHA JYNAANAM 31. KANTHA-KOOPE KHSUT PIPAASAA NIVRITTIH 32. KOORMANAADYAAM STHAIRYAM 33. MOORDHA-JYOTISHI SIDDHA DARSHANAM 34. PRAATIBHAAT VAA SARVAM