Adhyaya 39 — Yoga Discipline: Posture, Breath Control, Sense Withdrawal, and Signs of Attainment
शुष्कपर्णचये नद्यां श्मशाने ससरीसृपे ।
सभये कूपतीरे वा चैत्यवल्मीकसञ्चये ॥
śuṣka-parṇa-caye nadyāṃ śmaśāne sa-sarīsṛpe / sa-bhaye kūpa-tīre vā caitya-valmīka-sañcaye
同样地,不可在枯叶堆上,不可在河中或河畔,不可在火葬场,不可在有爬虫之处,不可在可怖之地,不可在井缘之旁,亦不可在祠庙(caitya)与蚁丘之间修习。
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The yogin must protect concentration and bodily safety. Environments that provoke fear, impurity associations, or physical hazard disturb the mind and can derail practice.
Instructional material; not an account of creation, dynasties, or manvantaras.
Cremation grounds, rivers, and anthills can represent liminal energies. Here the text emphasizes foundational steadiness over advanced transgressive practices, prioritizing sattvic stability.