The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions (2294 page)
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iva Sa
hita.
A Sanskrit text of the
N
tha
yoga school (13th–15th cents.), a mixture of
advaita
philosophy, Hatha and
Tantric yoga
. The last chapter enumerates obstacles to yoga, and also the four kinds of yoga which are, in ascending order,
mantra
, hatha,
laya
, and
kriya
. The latter involves closing off the senses and listening to inner mystical sound (
h
da
).
N
thayoga school (13th–15th cents.), a mixture of
advaita
philosophy, Hatha and
Tantric yoga
. The last chapter enumerates obstacles to yoga, and also the four kinds of yoga which are, in ascending order,
mantra
, hatha,
laya
, and
kriya
. The latter involves closing off the senses and listening to inner mystical sound (
h
da).
iva-tattva(the supreme being in Indian sect):
GSix Doctrines of N
ropa
(body of teaching in school of Tibetan Buddhism):
ropa(body of teaching in school of Tibetan Buddhism):
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