Chapter 1: Sādhyādhyāyaḥ
(Concept Art)
“The Goal”
1.1
अथानुसांख्यं
योगशासनम्
॥ १.१ ॥
athānusāṃkhyaṃ
yogaśāsanam
‖ 1.1 ‖
~~~
atha: now; anu-sāṃkhyam: after + Sāṃkhya; yoga-śāsanam: of Yoga + instruction
“Now, after Samkhya, comes the instruction of Yoga.”
1.2
योगः
क्लिष्टवृत्तिनिरोधः
॥ १.२ ॥
yogaḥ
kliṣṭavṛttinirodhaḥ
‖ 1.2 ‖
~~~
yogaḥ: Yoga; kliṣṭa-vṛtti-nirodhaḥ: of afflicted + modifications + cessation
“Yoga is cessation of afflicted modifications.”
1.3
तदा
दृग्दृश्यसंयोगः
॥ १.३ ॥
tadā
dṛgdṛśyasaṃyogaḥ
‖ 1.3 ‖
~~~
tadā: then; dṛś-dṛśya-saṃyogaḥ: of the seer + the seen + union
“Then there is union of the seer and the seen.”
1.4
इतरत्र
वियोगदुःखम्
॥ १.४ ॥
itaratra
viyogaduḥkham
‖ 1.4 ‖
~~~
itaratra: otherwise; viyoga-duḥkham: of separation + suffering
“Otherwise, there is the suffering of separation.”
1.5
अविद्या
दृश्यविषमदृष्टिः
॥ १.५ ॥
avidyā
dṛśyaviṣamadṛṣṭiḥ
‖ 1.5 ‖
~~~
avidyā: ignorance; dṛśya-viṣamadṛṣṭiḥ: of the seen + unequal vision
“Ignorance is unequal vision of the seen.”
1.6
सा
क्षेत्रम्
उत्तरक्लेशानाम्
॥ १.६ ॥
sā
kṣetram
uttarakleśānām
‖ 1.6 ‖
~~~
sā: it; kṣetram: field; uttara-kleśānām: of subsequent + afflictions
“It is the field of the subsequent afflictions.”
1.7
अस्मिताविद्यानामरूपम्
॥ १.७ ॥
asmitāvidyānāmarūpam
‖ 1.7 ‖
~~~
asmitā: egotism; avidyā-nāmarūpam: of ignorance + name and form
“Egotism is the name and form of ignorance.”
1.8
रागद्वेषोऽविद्यामदः
॥ १.८ ॥
rāgadveṣo’vidyāmadaḥ
‖ 1.8 ‖
~~~
rāgadveṣaḥ: attachment and aversion; avidyā-madaḥ: of ignorance + thrill
“Attachment and aversion are the thrill of ignorance.”
1.9
अभिनिवेशोऽविद्याबन्धः
॥ १.९ ॥
abhiniveśo’vidyābandhaḥ
‖ 1.9 ‖
~~~
abhiniveśaḥ: inertia; avidyā-bandhaḥ: of ignorance + bondage
“Inertia is the bondage of ignorance.”
1.10
वृत्तयो
द्वादशतय्यः
क्लिष्टाक्लिष्टाः
॥ १.१० ॥
vṛttayo
dvādaśatayyaḥ
kliṣṭākliṣṭāḥ
‖ 1.10 ‖
~~~
vṛttayaḥ: modifications; dvādaśatayyaḥ: twelvefold; kliṣṭa-akliṣṭāḥ: afflicted + unafflicted
“Modifications are twelvefold and either afflicted or unafflicted.”
1.11
अक्लिष्टवृत्तयो
धर्म्यपुण्याः
क्लिष्टवृत्तयोऽधर्म्यपापाः
॥ १.११ ॥
akliṣṭavṛttayo
dharmyapuṇyāḥ
kliṣṭavṛttayo’dharmyapāpāḥ
‖ 1.11 ‖
~~~
akliṣṭa-vṛttayaḥ: unafflicted + modifications; dharmya-puṇyāḥ: lawful + auspicious; kliṣṭa-vṛttayaḥ: afflicted + modifications; adharmya-pāpāḥ: unlawful + inauspicious
“Unafflicted modifications are lawful and auspicious; afflicted modifications are unlawful and inauspicious.”
1.12
दुःखसमुदयः
क्लिष्टवृत्तयः
सुखसमुदयोऽक्लिष्टवृत्तयः
॥ १.१२ ॥
duḥkhasamudayaḥ
kliṣṭavṛttayaḥ
sukhasamudayo’kliṣṭavṛttayaḥ
‖ 1.12 ‖
~~~
duḥkha-samudayaḥ: suffering + co-arising; kliṣṭa-vṛttayaḥ: afflicted + modifications; sukha-samudayaḥ: happiness + co-arising; akliṣṭa-vṛttayaḥ: unafflicted + modifications
“The co-arising of suffering is afflicted modifications; the co-arising of happiness is unafflicted modifications.”
1.13
अयमानियमौ
वृत्तयः
क्लिष्टा
भवसर्पिण्याम्
॥ १.१३ ॥
ayamāniyamau
vṛttayaḥ
kliṣṭā
bhavasarpiṇyām
‖ 1.13 ‖
~~~
ayama-aniyamau: without restraint + without observance; vṛttayaḥ: modifications; kliṣṭāḥ: afflicted; bhavasarpiṇyām: during the arc of rebirth
“Without restraint and without observance, modifications become afflicted during the arc of rebirth.”
1.14
अक्लिष्टवृत्तयः
प्रलीना
अनुभवसर्पिणी
तु
क्लिष्टवृत्तयः
संचिता
आशयेषु
॥ १.१४ ॥
akliṣṭavṛttayaḥ
pralīnā
anubhavasarpiṇī
tu
kliṣṭavṛttayaḥ
saṃcitā
āśayeṣu
‖ 1.14 ‖
~~~
akliṣṭa-vṛttayaḥ: unafflicted + modifications; pralīnāḥ: reabsorbed; anu-bhavasarpiṇī: after + arc of rebirth; tu: while; kliṣṭa-vṛttayaḥ: afflicted + modifications; saṃcitāḥ: accumulated; āśayeṣu: in abodes
“Unafflicted modifications are reabsorbed after the arc of rebirth, while afflicted modifications are accumulated in their abodes.”
1.15
संचितवृत्तयः
पुनःप्रारब्धा
अनुधर्मसर्पिणी
॥ १.१५ ॥
saṃcitavṛttayaḥ
punaḥprārabdhā
anudharmasarpiṇī
‖ 1.15 ‖
~~~
saṃcita-vṛttayaḥ: accumulated + modifications; punaḥ-prārabdhāḥ: again + undertaken; anu-dharmasarpiṇī: after + arc of law
“Accumulated modifications are undertaken again after the arc of law.”
1.16
तद्
दुःखम्
अनागतं
हेयं
साधनेन
॥ १.१६ ॥
tad
duḥkham
anāgataṃ
heyaṃ
sādhanena
‖ 1.16 ‖
~~~
tat: that; duḥkham: suffering; anāgatam: yet to come; heyam: to be avoided; sādhanena: through practice
“That suffering yet to come is to be avoided through practice.”