2. According to Yoga Philosophy
Reality is unchanging and moving.
Originally, there was only one self: undifferentiated
energy, infinite, unchanging.
Then the process of differentiation occurs between
subject and object or individual self and universal self.
3. The Aim of Yoga
To see through illusion and perceive the true reality.
To re-establish the original union between the individual self and the universal self.
It will bring liberation from all pain and suffering.
And therefore lead to lasting happiness.
4. The 8 Limbs of Yoga
Yama : ethical conduct towards other.
Niyama : ethical conduct towards self.
Asana : Yoga position to control body.
Pranayama : breathing exercise.
Prathyahra : withdrawing attention from the body and its senses.
Dharana: concentration of the mind.
Dyhana : meditation.
Samadhi : uninterrupted contemplation of reality.
6. Bhakti Yoga
It is the Yoga of devotion.
Here one can make good bond with god.
At this stage, the person can touch, feel, and experience supreme being
Tear of joy out of compassion is experienced at high stage.
7. Karma Yoga
The whole essence of bhagavat gita preaches Karma yoga.
It is the yoga of action.
Do your job with complete dedication.
Don’t expect anything in return.
8. Hatha Yoga
Shiva himself is the founder of Hath yoga.
Hatha yoga consists of eight limbs focused on samadhi.
hathạ was used to raise and conserve the physical essence
of life.
The breathing aspect of yoga can benefit heart rate and blood pressure.
9. Janna Yoga
It is the yoga of true knowledge.
One experiences the highest spiritual consciousness by
Again of knowledge.
One has to know what is and what is not.
The person stops believing in materialistic sense.
and concentrate on reality.