For self-realization, one must first understand the limitations of oneself – physically, emotionally, spiritually and psychologically.
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For self-realization, one must first understand the limitations of oneself – physically, emotionally, spiritually and psychologically.
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With the limited framework we call rationalism, we cannot find the Infinite.
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Yoga is the practical way of living in this world, yet moving forward through the mind.
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Pratyahara is the capacity the Yogi has to develop by fixing his attention one-pointedly.
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If you watch your breath or become aware of your breath, the breath slows down.
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We never give attention to our breath, despite its importance.
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Moderation is essential, especially in practicing Yoga Asanas.
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The Hatha Yoga Pradipika says the Asanas and Pranayama are the stepping stones.
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The Gita defines Yoga as ‘Yogam karmasu kausalya’ – Yoga is to work with complete tranquility and auspiciousness.
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Samadhi – the state when the person is so absorbed in meditation
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Yoga is any attempt to make your mind quiet and move beyond your ordinary limitations.
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Om Namah Shivaya – I bow down to that supreme Shiva
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The purpose of spiritual training is to become one-pointed, and then to finally let go.
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When the mind is settled, there are no distractions; it’s at peace.
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In the state of moksha or freedom, the human mind, even the physical body, undergoes a certain change.
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