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My name is Sandeep. This blog primarily discusses the Integral Yoga (Интегральной Йоги) of Sri Aurobindo (Шри Ауробиндо) & the Mother Mirra Alfassa (Мать Мирра Альфасса) , whose pictures are seen above.
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Jnana Yoga : the ego blocks that have to be dissolved
Yoga is more than meditation and breathing exercises. It also requires cultivating an awareness of one’s own psychology – the traits that one has inherited from one’s parents, culture and environment. One must patiently trace the source of every impulse which arises before it is acted upon. (i.e. “Am I doing this for glory, out of fear, out of habit, etc”). This introspection constitutes the practice of Jnana Yoga (Yoga of knowledge and discrimination), which must be undertaken in order to cleanse the soul of its lower egoistic formations. Continue reading
Posted in jnana-yoga
Tagged bible, castaneda, integral-psychology, integral-yoga, meditation, sadhana, seinfeld, Sri Aurobindo, The Mother, yogis
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The subtle sounds which indicate progress in Yoga
When the Yoga enters into deeper states of trance, the heat of the Kundalini begins to course through the body, the subtle body is activated and the brain experiences a reverberating natural silence. The Yogin experiences a sense of purity, rejuvenation and alertness within. At this point, one may hear subtle sounds in the ear, smell burning incense or floral fragrances (which have non-worldly origin) and gain sight into the occult worlds. The sounds which the Yogin hears tend to vary depending on the inner plane of consciousness to which one is currently attuned. This post is a collection of these subtle sounds as noted in various ancient scriptures. As we see, there is lot of similarity in these descriptions. Continue reading
Posted in Spiritual practice
Tagged blavatsky, kundalini, meditation, sadhana, savitri, Sri Aurobindo, sri-ramakrishna, Upanishads, yoga-practice, yogis
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Meditation techniques from the Yoga Upanishads
Out of the 108 Upanishads, there are 21 which are known as the Yoga Upanishads. These contain various methods of Dharana (i.e. one-pointed concentration). The book Dharana Darshan by Swami Nirajananda Saraswati of the Bihar School of Yoga discusses them in detail Continue reading
Posted in meditation, Upanishads
Tagged meditation, Niranjanananda, sadhana, Sri Aurobindo, Upanishads, yoga-practice, yogis
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