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raja yoga|ˈrɑːdʒə ˈjəʊgə|
Also with capital initials.
[Skr., f. rājan king + yoga yoga.]
A form of Yoga by which the practitioner attains control over his mind and emotions. Also attrib. Hence ‖ raja-yogin, one who practises raja yoga.
1885M. N. Dvivedi Rája Yoga i. 44 The Vedántic process..of attaining to this state of Brahma generally described as Rájayoga is purely mental, and deals entirely with rules for restraining the mind. 1911[see hatha-yoga]. 1913E. F. Benson Thorley Weir v. 167 For those three years he..lived a life of meditation that would have done credit to a student of Râja Yoga attaining Samâdhi. 1956E. Wood Yoga Dict. 127/2 Rāja-yoga, the system of yoga in which the man within asserts himself as the king (rāja) of all his mental and bodily possessions and powers. 1960J. Hewitt Yoga 14 Others of the Raja Yoga school consider only a little Hatha necessary. Ibid. 15 Raja Yoga is designed to..put our mental house in order and concentrate our scattered energies. 1960R. Rolland in Ibid. 95 It [is] astonishing that Western reason has taken so little into account the experimental research of Indian Raja-yogins. 1962[see karma-yoga]. 1977C. MacFadden Serial (1978) xviii. 42/1 She had like mutated over the years through..hatha and raja yoga. |