[Skt.] n. Junction, meeting, union, kudika, kurpu. Fortune, apurvavastuprapti. sadyogamu a lucky conjuncture, good fortune, or luck.duryogamu misfortune. daivayogamu Divine Providence. daivayogamutappi unhappily, unfortunately. Accession of property, or wealth. dravyamu. A prescription, a recipe. ausadhamu, mahabilvadi yogamu a prescription including Bilva roots. Devotion, spiritual worship, the practice of abstraction and meditation. dhyanamu. Of these forms of worship there are eight named (a) yamamu restraining the passions, (b) niyamamu providing a proper place, &c, for worship, (c) stopping the breath in three modes called recakamu, purakamu or kumbhakamu, (d) pratyaharamu withdrawal from sense perception, (e) dhyanamu meditation, (f) dharanamu repression of all physical movements, (g) mananamu fixing the mind on the deity, and (h) samadhi complete immersion in thought so that the thinker is dead to the world. dhyanayogamuan act of faith or meditation. mantrayogamu a magical operation. yogapatte or yogapattamu yoga-patte. n. A magic girdle worn by ascetics. yogadrsti the second sight, obtained by devotion, superhuman sagacity or perspicacity. yogabhyasamu the keeping the body in a fixed posture for spiritual worship, the practice of abstract contemplation. yoganidra or jnananidra the divine sleep, or supernatural stupor which yogis or saints strive to attain. yogamaya supernatural stupor. yogavagalu,yogavagamulu or yogavagalu yoga-vugalu. n. Magical boots supposed to be worn by hermits. talacinacotiki tisikonipovu mantrisaktigalapadukalu. “yogavagalu metti yokapadamudi.” HD. ii. 135. “yogapattelavaru nopparu yoga, vagelavarunu.” L. xxiii. 31. yogaksemamu yoga-kshemamu. n. Welfare, well-being, good circumstances.yogi yogi. n. A devotee, hermit; an ascetic in general, mani, yogabhyasamu ceyuvadu. yogini yogini. n. A woman who practises Yoga, a female mendicant. A nymph or fairy, attendant on Durga the good goddess. tapasastri. ksudradevatavisesamu. yoguralu yogu-r-alu. n. A female mendicant. jatini.