Jnana yoga

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This definition explains the meaning of Sankalpa Mudra and why it matters.

Karma yoga is a Hindu concept, developed to show duty towards society. It helps you to get detached from your action and attain a burden free life to easily fit in your usual routine, help you get fruitful rewards and spread smile to others.

Thanks to Elizabeth, aka Pema Yangchen, who brought me some amusement the other day by sending this along. No one’s going to think that this is meant to be taken seriously (I hope), although there’s a curious resonance between this and another quote that many people have taken to be a Buddha quote: “If you … Continue reading “Chill, Homie! You need to let that shit go!”

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Jnana Mudra or Gyan Mudra helps in increasing brain power and removes the ill caused due to mental tension, and relieves dullness of the mind.

I’ve become more and more convinced that Kundalini Yoga is the key to unlock the true power of the Enneagram. I’ve also become convinced that some habits, patterns, and issues can’t be resolved in your head—you have to physically get them out of your body.

I never realized just how cluttered my life had become until I made the decision to start downsizing my life after 60. After years of accumulating “stuff,” I made the difficult – some would say dramatic – decision to reduce the number of items that I owned to 200...

Jnana yoga is the path of non-dual realization that leads to an experience of absolute truth. The word 'jnana' (pronounced 'gyan') means knowledge. In Hinduism the word jnana has many connotations.