Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon c12.s3.9
Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon c12.s3.9
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c12.s3.9
It is possible also that from the Yoga Buddhism borrowed the conception of a carefully planned regulation of psychical life in order to attain the desired end, and it is certainly interesting to recognize that the Yoga, at least in its later representatives, is conscious of the necessity of avoiding inflicting needless pain on the body. The rule to choose a pleasant spot of rest for meditation is in the Çvetāçvatara Upanisad as well as in Buddhism, and we hear of the feeling of lightness and gladness of the Buddhist monk as well as of the Yogin.
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- Śvetāśvataropaniṣad — Śvetāśvatara, Sanskrit