Stefania Leone explains how the Rishis received the Vedas as shruti, "that which is heard," and contrasts this with smriti, "that which is remembered." She covers Jyotisha as a vedanga, or science of light, and shows how yoga and Ayurveda are deeply connected.
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And then the most important thing about when you start to study the Vedas, whether that's yoga, because that's the source of yoga, Ayurveda. And.
I like to point out that what they tell us is that the Rishis or the sages said that they downloaded this information from source, and it's called shruti, that which is heard. Yeah. So it's very pure transmission. And that everything after that is shrimitri, that which is remembered. And I think that's really important, important to keep in mind when we look at any kind of spiritual information. So as we know that it's called Jyotisha, the science of light. And it was one of the original first vedangas, or limbs of the Vedas, one of the first six. And I wish that yoga teachers would learn this, because yoga is exploding. And the sister science, yoga is actually even part of Ayurveda.