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the conquering of all passions. Man should rise head and shoulders above these passions, and should not be allored by their tempting waters. These are his veritable foes and he has got to conquer them for obtaining absolu: tion. The fifth chapter named a t speaks of the restraining or curbing of the fickle... mind for the sake of meditation. The mind is.' difficult to be checked like the wind. Still however, by constant and proper practice this can be achieved. Eveness of mind and meditation are interdependent. In the sixth chapter on suprafata he dilates on the various kinds of Ferra. Feelings play an important part in Batafera, and one who has cultivated the feelings, mentioned in the chapter, attains to a high level. The seventh chapter is devoted to part. He treats the difficult subject of
to comprehensively and points out the different modes of The highest progress of Yoga leads the soul to a point from where it never goes down. The last chapter FTA-FERAT
