Darshan — Devadatta

beholding, a vision of God, a statue of a Deity in a temple, a spiritual Teacher or a saint.
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six orthodox philosophical schools that make up the philosophy of Hinduism

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Devadatta is one of the secondary pranas (vayu), responsible for the process of releasing gasses and excess air from the body.

According to “Gheranda-samhita” (5.65), devadatta causes yawning, the “Shandilya Upanishad” (15) connects this vayu with laziness.

Among the main pranas, devadatta is connected with udāna.

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