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Bookmark or Share- What is Dhyana? - Definition from YogapediaIn Hindu traditions that are derived from Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras, dhyana is a refined meditative practice that requires deep mental concentration. This kind of meditation is taken up only after engaging in preparatory exercises.
- What is Dhyana? Definition and Significance - Hindu WebsiteDhyana is defined in the Yogasutras (3.2) as one pointedness of the mind (eka-tanata), achieved by fixing it upon one object or image. Concentration (dharana), meditation (dhyana) and self-absorption (samadhi) are considered the internal limbs (antaranga) of yoga practice.
- Dhyāna - Encyclopedia of BuddhismMeditative absorption of the form realm (rūpāvacara-dhyāna) is divided into four stages of absorption that correspond to the four divisions in the form realm (rūpadhātu). These stages are commonly referred to as "the four dhyānas" in the Sanskrit tradition or "the four jhānas" in the Pali tradition.
- What is Dhyana? The 7th Limb of Yoga Explained - FitsriThe word Dhyana is generally translated as meditation. Often it is used to mean concentration or focus. But the meaning of the word lies in the deeper concepts. In Sanskrit, Dhyana is broken down as dhi, meaning mind and yana, meaning flowing or moving.
- How to Practice Dhyana: A Guide to the Seventh Limb of YogaDhyana yoga is a meditation method that can help you to experience a deeper awareness of your consciousness.
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