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Concept of yoga in the Vaisesikasatra
Masanobu NOZAWA
LI This article ks dedicated to Prof, Imanishi to express my sin
cere gratitude to him for his kind guidance for along time om the
occasion of his sateth birthday, Here ie mage an attempt to clarify
the meaning ofthe Vaieytasabas (be. ¥S) 82.16 and 1, where yoge
5s defined, by using commentaries snd quotations of them in the
Sartsthana of the Carabsomhita (abe. CS Se) and the Yogesh
‘epevierma (Bir. YERV)
412 Ic has been pointed out by Nakamura (77-71: wpAtA8) that,
those atras are quote in YBAV. Wesler (198) as thoroughly discus
sed this quotation in comparison with the texts preserved in the
extant commentaries on VS and sugared that these strap should be
sn iertion ata ater ine than Pratatapéde's (685). Combe (186)
has indicated that these sitras are quoted In CS Se 1138-199, and
Tuaacoon (180) has validated the antnty of the theory of yogic pe
ception in VS by using several texte dated buck to older times than
Protacapide. Bronkhort (1980-2) has dicated the relation of mys
clam and the Valfegika which might be rote in an early days ofthe
school. Hattori (186) has argued that yepe and moa ate explined
‘only from the perspective of the movement of aiman and mene ih
1S, and that i slacking in eligi concern
2A CS Se 1106-10 reds fellows:
imendrivamans' chante santa provi |
‘ubhadubthar anaronbhd dimahe manasi shire /18/wr on
iartetnsbhoom vattoan copie /
xterra oun fam yoga 1399 ed 28
(cas cee fname arthante chant br /
esibSrotmm. sme Mtr isto cay adertzxam /340/
1 adh ablations yogi Balm aaram
‘ubdbsttrsaminint! a srvon eile (3
mals rete’ bhead Belewatarmasambot |
sah seemonoegir aunarBhns sete (14
Pleasure and paln arse from the contact among diman, sense
fngan, mind and obec. When the ming fed and stands silo
‘aman boca of not sndertaking activi, (8)
those two (Fen pleasure and pia) cease to exist and supernatural
peer appears for one who bas a body, which the sages knowing
seco well have consraed a sae. (38)
1) Brtering others’ body [or mind], 2) knowing others mind (or
owing everything in the pest and the (ture), 8) making things
at please, 2) serbian sight, 5) sperhuman hes, 6) memo
fy of everything, 1) superhuman bese and 8) disappearing at
wi, a)
"These eight ar called speratural powers of yogins al of which
ace from concentration of the parted rind [in amon). (40)
Emancipation (mobi) ie said to be the giving up of eonimetion
with everthing [ouch asthe body etc] and not being born again
fue tothe destsvston of powerful hams by removing rss and
tame (2)
22 VS S210-17 in Candrinanda'e Vet are repoduced here, stdout
they have a textual ptblem stich wll ke dra below
16. timendrisemano ‘riser suthaablhe todendromBio.
17 aomauhe mwas droga saapAnituoh 2 yah.
23 The comrespondence baton CS Sf 1138-139 and VS 8216-17 x
xsi although ssl ofthe two tents i diferent from each other
te the former is written In loka and the latter inthe stra style
oo cone of the Vane 500
‘Adachi (G20 60, n29) suggests the posblty that both texts night
Getve from same other common source, But the peculiar phraseology
of tmondrvamana'rkonty sonwitat So CS St 1.138, which rere
teats the wigue understanding aboot yychological structure and mechs
rem of man by the Valea, would leave litle doubt onthe pont
that the part of CS SE was taken from VS or a commentary on i
‘which means that the teory of yoge ie VS was not completely
ieegardd in the circle of thought peripheral to the schoo but eather
sttacted some attention from onsite of the tool and wat positively
evaluated by them.
181. C8 (the Gnd century) tae silferedcefeshioning and the suthen
ticity of the text in its present form is questionable, and s0 the cite
tion in C5 doesnot provide conehive evidence 10 determine the date
of VS 5216-17, Ie needs eoecbrati,
‘An intersting feature of CS S012
{old superhuman power (afaidhom aieoram). There is a0 explicit
142 the mentioning of sah
reference to this concept in VS. which ony refer to sidhadersonam
in 9.28 and explana soribrayakim in 13-7. The concent avon
appears in the Fadirhadharmsomarals a an atriute of Brake an
‘one of the properties given to ereatures by him. This much evidence
ows ot make it clear whether the early Vaieshas held a chery of
tsiarom, bat there ie another piece of evidence which seems to be
S82. The Chinse tranlaton of Vanandh's *Mahijonaamerahabiton
(ar ibm) by Paramdstna (AD. 6956) includes a passage which
cma to bear evidence a8 tothe Vaiterkas' adoption of a theory of
atoll oitanom, alow tere fs» marked elferenee of the kinds
fom that of CS
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