Samyama combines the three “upper” practices of yoga—dharana (concentration), dhyana (contemplation), and samadhi (union). They aren’t outward, observable practices such as asana (the traditional idea of yoga) or pranayama (breath practice). Instead, samyama connects us with the object of our desire.
No, this isn’t the Law of Attraction. It allows us to…
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