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Unity in Diversity

Different Streams of YOGA


Each man is potentially divine. Unfold the divinity by work, worship, philosophy, psychic control. Use all or one to be free internally & externally.

Work Worship Philosophy Psychic control

Karma Yoga Bhakti Yoga Gnana Yoga Raja Yoga

What is meant by YOGA


Each man is potentially divine. Unfold the divinity by

Use all or one and be free internally & externally

INTERNAL int PRESSURES

Internal & External Impurities

YOGA helps to overcome the internal & external pressures

Internal and external impurities restricts man from achieving the goals, along with causing various disturbances in life. Yoga helps to uncover all the internal and external impurities thus allowing individual to enjoy fruits of eternity

Goals of Yoga Practice


Knowledge Freedom Bliss Powers Good Health Friendly relations Concentration Peaceful Life Awareness Discipline Efficiency at its best Total personality development

Leading To

Three Fold Process


Karma Yoga (work) Bhakti Yoga (worship) Tamas, Rajas,Satva Kama, Prema, Bhakti Shravana, Manana,Nidhidyasa Knowledge

Freedom

Gnana Yoga (philosophy)


Raja Yoga (Psychic control)

Happiness(Bliss)

Dharana, Dhyana, Samadhi Powers

1. Karma YOGA

3 Types of Karma
I II - . -.

By nature 3 types of gunas - Satva, Rajas and Tamas confine the person within the body endlessly - . -.

- Satva

I II - . -.

If the radiance of Jnaana obtained through vidya is visible all through the path of his life(what ever he does), understand he is of satva guna - . -.

rjs!-Rajas
I II - .

Rajas indicates developing Greed, over ambition, goal orinetedness (irespective of means of achieving it) and tension

tms! - Tamas
I II - . -.

Lack of clarity(in whatever to be done- Thoughts), lack of goal orientedness,incr eased attachement(Moh a) and stupidity indicates Tamas

2. Bhakti YOGA
Devotion to the god is developed in nine different ways as below Shravana Listening to Lilas of God Keertana Singing his glories Smarana Remembering his name and presence Padasevana Service at his feet Archana worship of God Vanadana Prostration of Lord Dasya Cultivating the Bhava of servant to god Sakhya Cultivating the Bhava of friend to god Atma Nivedana Complete surrender to God

Jnayoga
Path of wisdom

Moka

Knowledge Freedom Bliss Power

Viveka
a sampatti Vairgyam Mumukatva

Six virtues of a student ama: Mastery over mind Dama: Mastery over sense organs Titk: Patience, Endurance Uparati: Moderation raddh: Faith Samdhna Contentment

ravaa

Hearing, Listening, all other ways of input

Manana

Questioning, Reasoning, Contemplation

Nidhidhysana
To practice, Internalize

Yama

Niyama

Satya Ahimsa Asteya Bramhacharya Aparigraha Shoucha Santosha Svadhyaya Tapas Eshwara pranidhana

Asana sthiram Sukham Asanam Pranayama Pranasya Ayama Pratyahara prati + ahara Dharana Desha bandha chittasya dharana Dhyana - Tailadharavat Samadhi Triputi Bhanga

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