The Four Streams of Yoga: Raja, Karma, Bhakti and Jnana
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The document discusses the four paths or streams of yoga: Raja yoga (the path of will power), Jnana yoga (the path of intellect), Karma yoga (the path of action), and Bhakti yoga (the path of emotions). Each path is described as leading to moksha or freedom, bliss, knowledge, and power. The ultimate goal is transcendence and reaching a state of total silence.
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The Four Streams of Yoga: Raja, Karma, Bhakti and Jnana
- 1. THE FOUR STREAMS OF YOGA
- 4. Raja-yoga is the science of controlling the ever-volatile mind
- 10. Bhakti or Divine love brings God closest to a spiritual aspirant.
- 16. Karma-yoga is the saving mantra for humanity in this age.
- 22. Jnana-yoga or the path of knowledge is the shortest but most difficult path for one to tread
- 28. Thank You