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## General Statement of Eight Yogadrishti:
The eight limbs of yoga are the eight Yogadrishti, eight Yanga Anga, eight Desh Tyaga, and eight Gunasthan, which are interconnected. The first Dristi has the first Yoga Anga, the first Chitta Desh Tyaga, and the first Gun's attainment. This is how it should be understood. This way, the Bhangi decreases. Here, Yama, etc., are in the form of limbs, so they are called "G".
**Keshtak-3**
| Dristi | Anga | Desh Tyaga, Gunasthan | Visheshta |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yama | Kheda | Advesha | Trun Agnikan Mithyatva Niyam |
| Niyam | Uga | Jijnaasa Gamaya Anikun | Asan |
| Asan | Kshepa Shushrusha | Kasht Agnikan Tara Bala | Pranayama Uthan Shravan Deep Prabha Deeka |
| Pranayama | Stira | Pratyahar | Branti Bodha Ratna Prabha |
| Pratyahar | Sammafataw Kanta Dharan Anyamudda | Mimansa Tara Prabha Prabha | Dhyan Goo (Rog) Pratipatti - Surya Prabha |
| Dhyan | Para | Samadhi | Asanga Pravritti | Chandra Praman - Yoga's eight limbs' form |
**1. Yama:** Also called Vrat. There are five: Ahimsa, Satya, Asteya, Brahmacharya, Aparigraha. Each has four types due to their intensity: Ichchhayam, Pravrittiyam, Stiriyam, Siddhiyam.
**2. Niyam:** Shaucha, Santosha, Tap, Swadhyay, and Ishwar Dhyan are the five Niyams.
**3. Asan:** From the material, the body's agility is stopped, and it becomes stable in one place, like Padmasana, Virasana, etc. From the feeling, it is the Asan of the other feeling - Adhyas - leaving the sitting, sitting in the feeling of the self - doing the sitting is Asan.
**4. Pranayama:** The gross physical Pranayama named Hag's action is not desired here. Because in it, the air is expelled (Rechan), filled (Puran), and stabilized like water in a pitcher (Kumbhan); these processes are the body's...