Sri M said...
In the Yoga Sutras, Kaivalya Pada is when the mind of the Yogi, free of all distractions, all contradictions, all tensions, reaches a state of complete freedom, where it sees only one consciousness...
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Sri M said..
Through the practice of Yoga, one develops one pointedness. One develops a mind that is not distracted, and therefore one develops extraordinary energy and alertness. Sri M's Quotes are now availab...
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The snake is a symbol of ancient wisdom. It’s a sign of the energy that moves in the human system and takes you to upper levels of consciousness and so on. Sri M's Quotes are now available in regio...
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According to Yoga, it’s only when you have a tranquil, quiet and alert mind that it is possible to go beyond and touch That which is the source of thought, from where everything begins and in which...
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The body and the mind are intimately connected. Therefore, to have a healthy, calm and alert body contributes to a quiet, tranquil and alert mind. Sri M's Quotes are now available in regional langu...
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When the desire for liberation becomes a fire that burns off all the unnecessary things and becomes the most important thing for us, then it is tapasya. Tapa means to generate that fire of desire f...
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Yoga Sutras as well as the Sankhya philosophy believe that the finest part of the food that we eat, goes to form the brain. Sri M's Quotes are now available in regional languages as well. To receiv...
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From the point of view of Yoga, the golden rule is balance. Sri M's Quotes are now available in regional languages as well. To receive them every morning, please Follow & Subscribe
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Yoga believes that without a healthy body, you cannot have a healthy mind. So, for a healthy body, apart from the asanas which are postures, you need restrictions in your food you eat, what you eat...
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Yoga is a dualistic philosophy. The essence of yoga is that in every human being there are two parts; there is Purusha, meaning pure consciousness (doesn’t mean a male) and Prakriti, the whole worl...
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The Rig Veda, the earliest of the Vedas, declared ekam sat vipra bahuda vadanti. This means that the truth is One but wise call it by different names.
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When you enter the meditation hall, leave your shoes outside along with your ego; don’t bring it in. Go inside like a new-born child who is free, has no enemies, doesn’t hate anybody, at least for ...