पातञ्जल योगसूत्र (स्वामी विवेकानन्द भाष्य एवं सूत्र व्याख्या)

Patanjali Yoga Sutras
my whole mind has become a huge wave of anger. feel it, see
it, handle it, can easily manipulate it, can fight with it, but I
shall not succeed perfectly in the fight until I can get down
below. A man says something very harsh to me, and I begin to
feel that I am getting heated, and he goes on until I am
perfectly angry, and forget myself, identify myself with
anger. When he first began to abuse me I still thought “I am
going to be angry.” Anger was one thing and I was another,
but when I became angry, I was anger. These feelings have to
be controlled in the germ, the root, in their fine forms, before
even we have become conscious that they are acting on us.
With the vast majority of mankind the fine states of these
passions are not even known, the state when they are slowly
coming from beneath consciousness. When a bubble is rising
from the bottom of the lake we do not see it, or even when it is
nearly come to the surface; it is only when it bursts and makes
a ripple that we know it is there. We shall only be successful
in grappling with the waves when we can get hold of them in
their fine casues, and until you can get hold of them, and
subdue them before any become gross, there is no hope of
conquering any passion perfectly. To control our passions we
have to control them at their very roots; then alone shall we be
able to burn out their very seed. As fried seeds thrown into the
ground will never come up, so these passions will never arise.
10. ते प्रतिप्रसवहेयाः सूक्ष्माः ॥ १०॥
te pratiprasavaheyah sookshmah
They, to-be-rejected-by-opposite-modifications, are
fine.
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