| Raga |
Love,
passion, anger. |
| Raja |
A
king, a ruler. |
| Raja
Marga |
The
royal road to self-realization through the control of the mind. |
| Raja-yoga |
The achievement of union with the Supreme
Universal Spirit, by becoming the ruler of one’s own mind by
defeating its enemies. The chief of these enemies are: Kama (Passion
or lust), Krodha (Anger or wrath), Lobha (Greed), Moha (Delusion),
Mada (Pride) and Matsara (Jealousy or envy). The eight fold
yoga of Patanjali shows the royal road (Raja Marga) for achieving
this objective. |
| Raja
Yogi |
One
who has complete mastery over his mind and self. One who has
conquered himself. |
| Rajas |
Mobility
or activity; one of the three qualities or constituents of
everything in nature. |
| Rajo
Guna |
The
quality of mobility or activity. |
| Rechaka |
Exhalation,
emptying of the lungs. |
| Rsi |
An
inspired sage |
| Ru |
The
second syllable in the word 'Guru', meaning light. |
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