Yoga Vasishtha
- Yoga Vasishtha
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Représentation tirée d’un manuscrit datant de 1602
Le Yoga Vasishtha ou Yogavāsiṣṭha[1] (devanāgarī: योगवासिष्ठ)[2] est un texte sanskrit de la philosophie indienne āstika[3] composé entre le VIe ou le VIIes[4] et le XIIes ap. J.-C. . Le texte se présente sous la forme d'un discours entre Vasishtha et le jeune prince Rāma.
Structure du texte
Le texte qui comprend 29000 vers est divisé en six parties et 458 chapitres. Les six parties ou sections sont dans l'ordre:
- Vairagya Khanda (Renoncement au monde).
- Mumukshu Khanda (Aspiration à la délivrance).
- Utpatti Khanda (Création ou production - liée au mental -) .
- Sthiti Khanda (Existence).
- Upasama Khanda (Cessation - agitations du mental -).
- Nirvana Prakarama (Extinction ou libération).
Notes et références
Bibliographie
- The Supreme Yoga: Yoga Vatistha. Venkatesananda. Motilal Banarsidass Publ., 2003. (ISBN 9788120819757)
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