When Patanjali in the yoga sutras defines yoga, he defines it as yogas chitta vritti nirodha.
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When Patanjali in the yoga sutras defines yoga, he defines it as yogas chitta vritti nirodha.
MoreAll these activities like blood circulation and so on are not under our control, breathing too.
MoreSri M speaks on ‘Mindfulness and Beyond’ in the Theosophical Society in Melbourne, where he visiting at present.
MoreWhen the sleeping energy – the great Kundalini is awakened by resorting to proper means, guided by a proper teacher,
MoreIn the Gita, the chapter after Arjuna Vishada Yoga is Sankhya Yoga, the Yoga of knowledge.
MoreSri M will be in the United States from August 2 – September 16, 2018 where a few public events, retreats and group meetings are scheduled.
MoreYou see, it is very simple. When we are little infants, we are helpless.. Even if we have to go to the other room –
MoreIf you can put your mind into an idea which you want to achieve, with complete visualization as if it is actually there,
MoreIf you have faith in an infinite supreme being, put all your heart into what you want to do or achieve.
MoreMoving up and down the spine is Mukhya Prana, the Supreme energy. In yogic terms, it is the movement of the aspiration,
MoreMatter which is non-living, inanimate matter and the anima – the life which animates it – Prana has produced all that you see on Earth!
MoreThe Northern (upward) movement of the Prana is when it finally goes through the seven wheels or the seven psychic centres
MoreThe word ‘Upanishad’ is that which is learnt sitting close to the teacher with complete humility
MoreThe first thing that happens as one advances in sadhana is that one develops compassion in the heart.
MoreAmrita need not necessarily mean nectar which you drink. It need not mean something that excites the taste buds.
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