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YOGA MAGAZINE (UK), March 2005 "Ask Yogi Dr. Malik"
"...A must-have for anyone who is new and serious about exploring the subject further. Also recommended for advanced practitioners who may want to brush-up on their Sanskrit."



Review from YOGA HOLIDAYS MAGAZINE, Ireland.

Sacred Sanskrit Words
For yoga, chant and meditation

What are the meanings and etymology of commonly used Sanskrit terms such as Ashram, Bandhas, Karma, or Nadis. Or rarer words like Amrita (a brand of ayurvedic products, but what else?), Kripalu (the term is used for a style of yoga in the US, but where does it come from?) , or Mukti (as in, Jiva Mukti, but what does it mean?). The answers to these questions are in this small book, which covers 160 common Sanskrit terms used in yoga and meditation. The book also has a section on Chants, which covers most of the classic yoga chants that dedicated students will often have heard without knowing what they mean.

While a number of books on yoga include a glossary, this book goes much farther, and will prove invaluable to serious students of yoga, Indian philosophy, or meditation.

Reviewed by Christophe Mouze