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“Aparigraha (non-greed) differs from Patanjali’s third rule of Usteya (non-stealing) in the sense that non-stealing means not to desire what is not rightfully one’s own, while non-greed means not to be attached even to what already is one’s own.
The yogi should realize that everything is ______.
Try gradually to discipline the body as one would a wayward child, until it _______ every command of your will.
Free yourself _______ from all worldly roles and identifications.
Greed, or _______________, limits the mind to one body, and obscures the truth that the soul is, in essence, infinite and eternal.”
ATTACHMENT
Usteya (non-stealing) means not to desire what is ____ rightfully one’s own.
NOT
Cut the ____________ strings that tie you to you to people, places and things.
EMOTIONAL
It is important to conquer ______ attachment. Realize that the body is yours to use, not to pamper.
BODY
Aparigraha or non-greed means not to be ________ even to what already is one’s own.
Completely relax your body and let go of ______________.
LIMITATIONS
You are the ever-perfect, eternal _______.
SOUL
The yogi should realize that everything is ______.
GOD or ALLAH
Affirm mentally: “I am not the body! I am Spirit – ever blissful – ever _____!”
FREE
One should never say, “I am tired.” The body may be tired, but the body is not the Self. Say, if you must, “My body needs ____,”
Greed, or attachment, limits the mind to one body, and obscures the truth that the ______ is, in essence, infinite and eternal.”
SOUL
______ = “don’ts” “restraint
YAMAS