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Trevor Leggett Adhyatma Yoga and Zen
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Yoga Sutras

Yoga Sutra 2.48 he becomes immune to the opposites

Sūtra II.48

From that, he becomes immune to the opposites

When a posture has been mastered, he is not overwhelmed by opposites like heat and cold.

From that, he becomes immune to the opposites. From that, from becoming firm in a posture. He gives an example of what he means: not overwhelmed by opposites like heat and cold.

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