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asamprajnata by devotion to God (YS, I ., 23), because, he says, attracts devoci6n gratia<br />

of God. But as we said already, V. Bhiksu always placed first piano teoista and mystical<br />

aspects of yoga.<br />

17 For an analysis of the "impersonal situation" of jivanmukta that no more than a<br />

"witness-consciousness, without reference to me, see Roger Godel, Essais sur<br />

Vexperience libiratrice (Paris, 1952). We should note that the state of jivanmukta can<br />

also be obtained by other Messina in an eternal pr. sense, in a nunc stans with Boethius<br />

defi-nia to eternidad.18<br />

Here is what would be the situation for the yogi in samadhi while asamprajnata watch<br />

from the sidelines, judged from the standpoint of the dialectic of liberation and the<br />

relationship between ego and the substantia, as this dialectic has been prepared by the<br />

Samkhya. In fact, if we consider the experience of various samadhi, the possession of the<br />

yogi is more paradoxical and infi-nitamente more impressive. Indeed, note that mean the<br />

"reflexi6n" of purusha. In this act of supreme concentration, "knowledge" amounts to a<br />

"apropiaci6n. Because without intermediary purusa revelation is the same. discov-ery<br />

time the pilot of an ontological modality inaccessible to pro-fane. This moment is hardly<br />

conceivable in another form as a paraddja, because we would know, once in alii, determinate,<br />

at any rate, enough that we can talk yet about the contemplation of the self or<br />

an ontological transformation of man. The simple "reflection" of the purusha is more than<br />

an act of mystical knowledge, because it allows the domain purusha itself. The Yogi<br />

takes possession of itself through an "undifferentiated Tiada stasis, whose only content is<br />

being. Betray the hindu if we reduced this paradox of possession becomes a simple<br />

"conocirnien-to of himself" for deeper and all this was. The "taking of possession of<br />

himself" radically change the regime in fact ontological man. The "self-discovery, selfreflexidn<br />

of purusha, bring a" split level "to the cosmic scale, after its advent, are<br />

abolished modalities of reality, being (purusha), coincides with the non - -be (man propiously<br />

said), knowledge is transformed into "domain" magic, thanks to the absorption of<br />

the known by the knower. And co-mo, this time, the object of knowledge is pure being,<br />

stripped of all form and every attribute, samadhi leads to the assimilation of that pure<br />

Being. Self-purusha revelaci6n of turns amounts to be in possession of all its fullness.<br />

Asamprajnata In samadhi, the yogi is in fact the whole being.<br />

god that proposed by the classical Yoga, but we can prepare for uti rhino obtenerio<br />

disciplines hoisting of meditation and yogic concentration.<br />

See our study is: Symbolisme mdiens du Temps et de VEtemite, volume: Images et<br />

symboles (Paris, 1952), ps. 73-119.<br />

Obviously, your situation is paradoxical, because he lives, and yet this released, has a<br />

body and yet known and this fact is the purusha; lives in time and participles both of<br />

immortality, and finally agrees with the whole being, although § 1 is not only a fragment,<br />

and so on. But spirituality hindu, from the beginning, tends to make this paradoxical<br />

situation. ^ What are these "god-men" that we just talked about, but the 'geo-metric place<br />

"where match human and divine, just as being and nonbeing, death and eternity, the<br />

Everything and the fragment? And perhaps a greater extent than in other civilizations,<br />

India has always lived under the sign of the man-god ".<br />

REINTEGRATION <strong>AND</strong> FREEDOM<br />

Recapitulate the stages of this long and difficult route pro-posed by Patanjali. His goal, at

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