Etena sabdadi antardkanam uktam

This is the twenty-second yogic sutra, which is incorporated within the third phase of the Patanjali Yoga Sutras.

Etena sabdadi antardkanam uktam, Patanjali Yoga Sutratwenty-second yoga sutra speaks about the further influence of a yogi in capturing the other elements of nature. His manipulation power has touched a sublime height.

etena by this
sabdadi sound and others
antardhanam disappearance
uktam said, described

In the similar manner as described above, he is able to detain sound, smell, taste, form and touch.

Some texts neglect this sutra, on the grounds that if a yogi can control appearance and disappearance of form, his ability to manipulate the other senses can also be inferred.

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