Hiranyagarbha-Yoga: The discipline of Hiranyagarbha or the Golden Germ, who is considered the original founder of the Yoga tradition
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Japa-Yoga: The centralizing discipline of recitation of the mantras ...
Hiranyakas'ipu ('he who thinks of gold'): the king of the a s u r a s, killed K r i s h n a in His incarnation as N r i s i m h a d e v a. Hiranyakas'ipu's son was the great devotee P r a h l â d a M a h â r â j a (see S.B.
Hiranyagarbha ("Golden Womb"): the cosmic subtle bogy.
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Ida-nadi : the prana current or arc ascending on the left side of the central channel (Sushumna nadi) associated with the parasympathetic nervous system and having a cooling or ...
Hiranyagarbha
The shining being in whom the whole universe lives in its dormant state. Hiranyagarbha is also known as Brahma, the creator.
Ishvara ...
HIRANYAGARBHA - "The Golden Womb", "The Cosmic Egg"
HRIDAYAKASH - the space of the heart ...
Hiranyagarbha ("Golden Germ")
the mythical founder of yoga; the first cosmological principle (tattva) to emerge out of the infinite Reality; also called Brahma. Cosmic intelligence; the supreme lord of the universe; cosmic mind.
Hiranyakasha would not tolerate such defiance, especially from his own son, and he threatened, punished and tortured Prahlad. All to no effect. Eventually the king decided to murder his son and ordered that he be thrown from the highest mountain.
Hiranyagarbha is the founder of the Yoga system. The Yoga founded by Patanjali Maharshi is a branch or supplement of the Sankhya. It has its own charm for students of a mystic temperament and of a contemplative type.
hiranya gold (the concrete symbol of lhe higher light.) [Ved.]
hiranyagarbha the Golden Embryo; the Spirit in the Dream-State.
hiranyam jyotih the golden light. [Ved.] ...
HIRANYAGARBHA YOGA
The unitive discipline of Hiranyagarbha ("Golden Germ"), who is considered the original founder of the Yoga tradition
JAPA YOGA ...
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Hiranyagarbha: cosmic intelligence
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ida nadi: the psychic nerve current through the left nostril
istha devata: chosen deity for worship
Ishwara: God ...
Shiva assumed that unusual form to chastise Vishnu in his hybrid form as Narasimha, the man-lion, who killed Hiranyakashipu, an ardent devotee of Shiva.
In general, the affinities of the Yoga Sutras with the texts of Hiranyagarbha suggest that Patanjali was an adherent of the Hiranyagarbha school of Yoga, and yet his own manner of treatment of the subject is distinctive.
The Aghamarshana suktam gives additional insight into its function within the first few words-hiranya shrngan varunam…"Varuna is the summit of gold…" First, the region of cause and effect is the realm of Varuna, ...
The more you give, the more it will flow to you from the cosmic source (Hiranyagarbha). That is the law of nature. Do not become a niggard. If there is a rheumatic patient, gently shampoo his legs with your hands.
The father of Prahlada, Hiranyakashipu, was a demonic dictator, a tyrant who suppressed all the natural freedom of his people, especially their freedom to worship.
In Omkara Laya, you must think that Visva gets merged in Virat (Virat in the letter ‘A'); Taijasa in Hiranyagarbha (Hiranyagarbha in the letter ‘U'); Prajna in Ishvara (Ishvara in the letter ‘M').
In some systems there is a sixth sheath, the Hiranyagarbha kosha.
The purpose of these systems is to consciously map out the causal interactions that occur between the mind, emotions, physical body, health, the breath, energy fields, nature, ...
HAVAN: Sacred oblations.
HIRANYAGARBHA: Cosmic intelligence; the supreme lord of the universe; cosmic mind.
INDRA: The Lord of gods; the ruler of heaven.
INDRIYAS: Senses.
ISHVARA: Lord; God.
 See also: Garbha, Mind, Hiranyagarbha, Spirit, Body
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