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The Six Esoteric Yogic Gateways #24
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Is Yoga scientific? This esoteric teaching of the dharma answers that question in full, taking the principle of vibrating particles and melding them ingeniously with objects, space, time, and cause and effect, to render a system for comprehension and meditation that will lift the human mind and soul out of a merely physical perspective and place it in possession of its own pristine Consciousness once again.
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Yoga as union with Divine Reality is consummate and final. But how few beings in the physical realm and body actually experience such unity? Therefore, here on earth, Yoga as method and practice is extremely precious, and the practitioner ought to be well informed as to what obstacles are going to come up once this highest and best of purifying systems is initiated and adhered to. Patanjali has formulated these main impediments into four categories, making it clear as to where the seeker must look and concentrate.
Synthesis of the Four Yogas #35
The active, the contemplative, the studious, and the devotional – these four basic types of human temperaments have long been noticed and studied by the seers and sages of Mother India. To aid in bringing out the very best that this qualitative quartet of life has to give, the Four Yogas were brought forth from the Cosmic Mind of the Divine Mother via deep meditation and placed in synch with them, bringing forth as well the many dynamics with which to both purify the mind and utilize its beneficial powers for the highest good of all livings beings.
The Two Complementary Paths #66
In conjunction with chart #35, this examination of the four classic yogas focuses in upon what certain more sagacious luminaries of this day and age are referring to as “the two wings of the bird.” They are jnana and bhakti, or spiritual wisdom and heartfelt devotion. Comparitive points of the two are given herein with the intention of encouraging their proper synthesis into sadhana, rather than positing one against the other. As Swami Vivekananda has stated, his vision of the fully-matured spiritual being of the future involves duly leaving behind the limits, and even narrowness, of adhering to only one element of spirituality, and thereby taking up all four sides of human character — the studious, the devotional, the contemplative, and the active — for refinement. This is proper synthesis of the Four Yogas.
Five States of the Mind-Field in Yoga #210
Lord Patanjali, revered by all of India and around the world, has given this prime teaching in the Yoga sutras. It is a directive that can help everyone, whether they believe in God or not, and whatever their religious preference may be. To know, and then study the five states of the mind, is tantamount to coming to know the mind, thus beginning to turn it into a friend rather than an enemy. With lethargy and restlessness done away with by yogic practices, the real point of life and living can then take up all of our time — as we learn to fully identify with our true Self and live in harmony with all other beings.