The Difference Between Yama-Niyam Saiyam
You (mahatmas) have Self-realization, and with the intent-view-outlook (bhaav) that You are now following the Agna (five principles), oh even if you are following just one of the five, even then I am saying that you are considered saiyamdhari!
If someone comes to fight with you, then your mind will immediately turn back. Even if someone picks your pocket, your mind will turn back. Saiyam arises immediately.
What you see out there are people who adhere to discipline (niyamdhari), and when worldly people come into disciple, then they are referred to as yamadhari. Any worldly person, whosoever that has reverence for discipline, if such a person clings to one custom such as, ‘I am to eat at ten o’clock,’ then that person is considered to have come into yama. He will indeed eat at ten o’clock. Then, even if he is eating sweets or doing whatever else, as long as he maintains the discipline of time, that is called yama.
These renunciates are considered to be in niyam, and the Gnani is considered to be in saiyam.
You (mahatmas) have Self-realization, and with the intent-view-outlook (bhaav) that You are now following the Agna (five principles), oh even if you are following just one of the five, even then I am saying that you are considered saiyamdhari!
If someone comes to fight with you, then your mind will immediately turn back. Even if someone picks your pocket, your mind will turn back. Saiyam arises immediately.
What you see out there are people who adhere to discipline (niyamdhari), and when worldly people come into disciple, then they are referred to as yamadhari. Any worldly person, whosoever that has reverence for discipline, if such a person clings to one custom such as, ‘I am to eat at ten o’clock,’ then that person is considered to have come into yama. He will indeed eat at ten o’clock. Then, even if he is eating sweets or doing whatever else, as long as he maintains the discipline of time, that is called yama.
These renunciates are considered to be in niyam, and the Gnani is considered to be in saiyam.
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