ARAPÇA VE FARSÇA TARİH VE SEYAHAT METİNLERİNDE YOGİ DEĞERLENDİRMELERİ

Abstract

Bu makalede, Arapça ve Farsça yazılmış çeşitli tarih ve seyahat metinlerinde yer alan bazı başlıca yogi değerlendirmelerine yer verilmekte ve bu değerlendirmeler kısaca analiz edilmektedir.

Keywords

• Yogi,Yoga,Hint Spiritüalitesi,Mistik Tecrübe

ACCOUNTS OF YOGIS IN ARABIC AND PERSIAN HISTORICAL AND TRAVEL TEXTS

Abstract

In this article, some major accounts of yogis that appeared in the various Arabic and Persian historical and travel literature will be put forth and shortly evaluated.

Keywords

• Yogi,Yoga,Indian Spirituality,Mystical Experience

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