Spirituality, the pyramidal structure
The manifest creation is run on pranashakti, this prana is present in every spec of Creation. Prana is a frequency, it emerged from Brahma and
Wisdom
Yogsutra Of Patanjali: Sadhana Paad Yogsutra 2.20
Drashta drishimaatrah shuddho-api pratyayaanupashyah Drashta: seer (soul) Drishimaatrah: consciousness Shuddha: pure Api: also, only (for emphasis) Pratyaya: object of focus Anupashyah: one who sees,
Akshayvat: The Indestructible Banyan
On the banks of Yamuna, in the historic city of Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, stands the Akshayvat, or the Indestructible Banyan, the roots of which seep
Yogsutras of Patanjali: Samadhipaad, Yogsutra 2.19
Patanjali details the forms of gunas, Visheshaavisheshalingamaatraalingaani gunaparvaani Dhyaan: dhyan Vishesh: particular, specific Avishesh: generic, non-specific Lingamaatra: intellect or buddhi, mark alone Alingaani: without
YogSutras Of Patanjali: Sadhan Paad Yogsutra 18
Patanjali details the nature, form and purpose of drishya, Prakaashakriyaasthitisheelam bhootendriyaatmakam bhogaapavargaartham drishyam Prakaasha: Light (Satva) Kriyaa: Action (Rajas) Sthiti: Inertia (Tamas) Sheelam: Nature Bhoota:
Mario and Maya
All of you must have played the game of Mario at some point in life. Mario collects the coins, kills the dragon and rescues his
Yogsutras of Patanjali – Sadhan Paad 16,17
16. Having explained how every pleasure is in fact pain; Patanjali begins to describe the process to end pain, Heyam dukhamanaagatam Heyam: Ought to be
Why Everyone Cannot Do Dhyan?
This is a very popular question. If every human is the same, that should mean everyone can become a great Yogi and be graced with
Yogsutras Of Patanjali - Sadhanpaad, Yogsutra 14
Patanjali lists the types of results in the form of birth, lifespan and experiences, Te hlaadaparitaapaphalaah punyaapunyahetutvaat Te: They (janm, ayu & bhog) Hlaad: Pleasure