Suffering dwells in hatred

Chapter 2: Sadhana pada दुःखानुशयी द्वेषः ॥८॥ duḥkha-anuśayī dveṣaḥ ||8|| "Aversion is the sequential repulsion from pain." The purpose of this sutra is to explain the sequential nature of the arising of suffering on the ground of revulsion and hatred.Thanks for reading Sky Gazing! This post is public so feel free to share it.Pls note: We consolidated some of our previous subscriber lists a couple of weeks ago and some glitches have emerged. So if you’re facing a problem subscribing or unsubscribing from your email, you can try the ‘Settings’ panel where emails are abled or disabled. If all else fails, please do message me below. Sorry for the inconvenience. If you missed the previous sutra [I didn’t send the email] you can catch up with it here: Sutra 2.7: Pleasure is a cyclic trap. From tomorrow you will receive a weekly email only with a list of the week’s sutra and podcast uploads. It will still be uploaded on Substack and YouTube daily (you just won’t receive an email about it) so do check back directly on either site/app if you still would like to access the daily sutra. Study each sutra of Patanjali’s Yogasutras in Six Bhashyas on YouTube here:Also available on Spotify, Google, Apple Podcasts and wherever you get your podcasts.Undertake a systematic, comprehensive & comparative study of the commentaries of the Yogasutras.The course uploads a recorded session every day until the Yogasutras are complete i.e. all 195 sutras. Each lesson is one sutra with a comparative study of the six bhashyas. Each sutra is a capsule of 20 minutes or less for easy listening & retention.Study the bhashyas of: Maharshi Ved Vyasa, Swami Vivekananda, BKS Iyengar, Swami Satyananda, Osho, Barbara Stoler MillerTara Das is an author, poet, and mind-body-spirit therapist.Sky Gazing is a channel by Shamah | शम:Shamah | शम: is an alignment practice and we use meditation, counselling, and bodywork to help you achieve your personal healing goals.All appointments are only available through the websiteNB: If you are not used to Sanskrit or are having a problem with specific terms used in yoga/Indian philosophy you can find the #termstoknowsection in the shorts of my Youtube channel for a quick and easy glossary. You can also leave a comment for terms that you need and I’ll include them when possible. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit skygazing.substack.com