Goraksha Shataka

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Goraksha Shataka is an early Hatha Yoga text traditionally attributed to the yogi Gorakshanath, outlining foundational practices and philosophy of the Nath yogi tradition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hatha Yoga text
Sanskrit text
yogic scripture
aimsAt liberation (moksha)
realization of the Self
associatedWithTradition Nath Sampradaya NERFINISHED
associatedWithYogi Gorakshanath NERFINISHED
author Gorakshanath NERFINISHED
contains approximately one hundred verses
describes bindu
chakras
kundalini
manas
nadis
prana
samadhi
emphasizes awakening of kundalini
control of breath
control of mind
sealing of bindu
union of prana and apana
focusesOn Hatha Yoga practice
meditation
mudra
pranayama
yogic physiology
genre didactic verse
influenced later Hatha Yoga texts
language Sanskrit
period early Hatha Yoga period
philosophicalOrientation Tantric-influenced yoga
yogic non-dualism
prescribes dietary discipline
ethical restraints for yogis
seated postures for meditation
regionOfOrigin Indian subcontinent NERFINISHED
relatedWork Gheranda Samhita NERFINISHED
Goraksha Paddhati NERFINISHED
Hatha Yoga Pradipika NERFINISHED
Shiva Samhita NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Hinduism
script Devanagari (in most modern editions)
studiedIn Nath yogi lineages
traditional Hatha Yoga schools
titleMeaning Hundred Verses of Goraksha NERFINISHED
traditionallyAttributedTo Gorakshanath NERFINISHED
yogaTradition Hatha Yoga NERFINISHED

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Nath yogis textualAssociation Goraksha Shataka