Yoga Sutras Wall Calendar

The "Yoga Sutras" by Patanjali is a seminal work in yoga literature, dating back to around 400 CE. This text is foundational to Raja Yoga and outlines the eightfold path to achieving yoga's ultimate goal: stilling the mind. The sutras provide a framework for practitioners, detailing ethical precepts, postures, breath control, and meditation, leading to spiritual liberation. Patanjali's work remains a cornerstone in yoga philosophy, guiding modern practitioners in their pursuit of mental clarity and inner peace.

Patanjali himself is shrouded in mystery, with his life details largely unknown and subject to myth. Scholars place him between the 2nd century BCE and the 5th century CE, attributing to him not only the "Yoga Sutras" but also significant contributions to grammar and Ayurveda. Despite the ambiguity surrounding his biography, Patanjali's influence on yoga and spiritual practices is undisputed, with his "Yoga Sutras" being a pivotal reference in the study and practice of yoga across the globe.