Dayata

Dayata
Sanskrit:

daya - 1. Giving, making a gift. 2. Gift.
daya - 1. Part, portion. 2. Part of Inheritance. 3. Inheritance.
ta - 1. Sound.
ta - 1. That. 2. This. 3. He, she, it. 4. That is why, because of it. 5. That, which.
dayata - 1. It is a gift. 2. It is inheritance. (Literally)
Dayata - pictures, used in yoga practice - for meditation and deep understanding of oneself. In meditation practice - for improving health as well as treatment of variety of ilnesses. In sports - for improving control over the psychological states before competition and recovery afterwards.
Total number is 108 Dayatas. Each one has its own meaning, area of application and has a specific effect when used. When used as a picture, for meditation, practitioner reads specific only to this Dayata mantra and concentrates on the specific to this Dayata Meanings. The number of meanings for each level is: first level - three, second level - seven, third level - twelve.

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Literature

Gromov S.N.
"40 days practicing Yoga (Raja-Yoga for everyone)".

Gromov S.N.
"Dayatas. Yogic pictures".

Kandiba V.M. "Mans mysterious capabilities."
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Petrov N.
"Self-hypnosis in the ancient times and today. " Moscow, «Progress», 1986

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