In the article Thank You or I Am Grateful, OM Shanti wrote about how people expressed recognition and respect for one another in Vedic times. I decided to dig around a little in Wikipedia.
Shukra — Shu to Ra.
Shu is the Egyptian deity of air and sunlight Shu (deity) — Wikipedia
From all this, the meaning and quality of Guru Shukra become clear: he returns to the Source of Ra.
And another thing.
Shukriya — Shu Kriya.
Kriya translates as action https://yoga_vedanta.academic.ru/1278/%D0%9A%D1%80%D0%B8%D1%8F
Once again, the meaning comes down to action and connection with the Divine.
Wow, how interesting.
If Shu is the deity of air and sunlight, then pranayama must have great importance in yoga.
Shukra — Shu to Ra.
Shu is the Egyptian deity of air and sunlight Shu (deity) — Wikipedia
From all this, the meaning and quality of Guru Shukra become clear: he returns to the Source of Ra.
And another thing.
Shukriya — Shu Kriya.
Kriya translates as action https://yoga_vedanta.academic.ru/1278/%D0%9A%D1%80%D0%B8%D1%8F
Once again, the meaning comes down to action and connection with the Divine.
Wow, how interesting.
If Shu is the deity of air and sunlight, then pranayama must have great importance in yoga.





