Product Information
"Yog Sadhna" by Indresh Prakash Gupta is an English translation of the ancient text "Shivopadesh Sanhita" compiled by the eminent sage Maharishi Patanjali. This sacred scripture, originally addressed to Goddess Parvati by Lord Shiva, outlines the profound practice of Yoga. The author presents a simple, verse-by-verse translation of the original Sanskrit text, accompanied by its Hindi and English versions. "Yog Sadhna" aims to make the timeless wisdom of Yoga accessible to a broader audience, allowing readers to engage with this ancient practice in the language they are most comfortable with.
How to Use This Book:
- For Practitioners: Enhance your Yoga practice with ancient wisdom.
- For Scholars: Study the original Sanskrit text alongside translations.
- For Spiritual Seekers: Connect with divine teachings of Lord Shiva.
- For Educators: Use as a resource in teaching Yoga and Hindu philosophy.
- For General Readers: Explore the roots of Yoga in an accessible format.
Keypoints:
- Verse-by-verse English translation of an ancient text.
- Includes original Sanskrit and Hindi versions.
- Detailed explanation of Yoga practices.
- Authored by esteemed writer Indresh Prakash Gupta.
- Accessible to readers in three languages.
Bullets:
- English translation of "Shivopadesh Sanhita" by Maharishi Patanjali.
- Verse-by-verse translation with Sanskrit and Hindi versions.
- Explains the ancient practice of Yoga as taught by Lord Shiva.
- Aims to make ancient wisdom accessible to a wider audience.
- Authored by renowned literary figure Indresh Prakash Gupta.
Information
| Format | Paperback , EBook |
|---|---|
| ISBN No. | 9789363886384 |
| Publication date | 25 May 2024 |
| Publisher | Rigi Publication |
| Publication City/Country: | India |
| Language | English |
| Book Pages | 200 |
| Book Size | 5.5" x 8.5" |
| Book Interior | Black & white interior with white paper |
About Author
Indresh Prakash Gupta, born in 1940, is an engineer by qualification and a retired businessman. He held the position of production manager in the steel industry before becoming an entrepreneur. Gupta's passion for Hindi literature emerged early in life, and he began publishing his poetic works in 1959. After retiring in 2003, he devoted himself to literary pursuits, producing works in Hindi, Urdu, and Brajbhasha, and translating significant Hindi literature into English. He has received several accolades for his literary contributions, including the "Kavyashree" title and the "Rishikesh Chaturvedi Sarjna Puruskaar."
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