Satkarmasangrahah - Softcover

Inhaltsangabe

Language: Sanskrit Text With Transliteration and English Translation
Pages: 104

About the Book
Satkarmasangrahah is a small brochure consisting of about 149 verses but is a very useful and practical handbook to the students of yogic practices.

Preface
We are glad to present Satkarmasangrah, edited and translated by Dr. R. G. Harshe, B. A., D. Litt, with the help of the scholars of Kaivalyadhama. This work was serialized in Yoga-Mimamsa, Vol. XI and now it is ready for being published in a book-form with an introduction and several appendices. In certain places the editor admits his inability to translate the texts, e. g., verses 46 p. 17, 59-66 pp. 22-23; 69-70 p. 24; 73, p. 25; 101 p. 36. We invite the help of our readers who can translate these mystic slokas (as we feel them to be) for the benefit of humanity. This text describes many cleansing processes which are concerned with Yoga. The description of Basti is very clearly given in the text.
We hope that this book with all its limitations will be useful not only to scholars of Yoga and Ayurveda, but also to the aspirants who are engaged in Yoga practices.

Introduction
Satkarmasangrah is a small brochure consisting of about 149 verses but it is a very useful and practical handbook to the students of Yogic practices. It needs no apology for its publication as books on Yoga, published so far, are so few in number.
This edition of Satkarmasangrah is based on two manuscripts both available at the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute Poon-4. One of them is named Satkarmasangraha (S) and its No. is 953/1891-95, New No. 17; it is described in Vol. XVI, Part I, of the Catalogue of Skr. Mss at the Serial No. 34. The other manuscript is entitled Karmapddhati, (P) and its No. is 559 (1884-87) of the Government Mss. Both these are by Cidghananandanatha and

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