An overview of our articles about spiritual awakening, enlightenment, self-actualization, non-duality, and personal growth.
Karma Yoga is a Yogic lifestyle, also called “the path of selfless work,” “the path of selfless service,” or “the path of unselfish action.” It’s considered one of the four classical Yoga paths besides Jnana [ Read more … ]
Jnana Yoga is a Hindu spiritual tradition known as the Path of Knowledge or the Path of Self-Realization. The Sanskrit word Jnana or Gyana is usually translated as wisdom, knowledge, understanding, proficiency, consciousness, supreme spirit. [ Read more … ]
Isha Yoga is a comprehensive modality of Yoga that offers a range of tools for personal growth and Self-Realization. The modality was created by Sadhguru Jagadish (Jaggi) Vasudev (born 1957), being part of the larger [ Read more … ]
Sadhana is a general reference to the active pursuit of a Yogic tradition or Yogic lifestyle that aims at progressing to a spiritual aim. It’s a term typically used in Asian spiritual disciplines in Hindu, [ Read more … ]
Siddha Yoga is considered a spiritual path and was founded by the Yoga Guru Muktananda (1908–1982). The name Siddha Yoga means “perfect” or “perfected” Yoga and was chosen by Muktananda to describe the path of [ Read more … ]
Vihangam Yoga is an Indian modality of Yoga and meditation, founded by Sadguru Sadafal Deo Ji Maharaj in 1924. The name is composed of two root words — “Vihag”, which mens bird and “Yog” which [ Read more … ]
In the context of Enlightenment and Self-Realization, the spiritual teacher Jiddu Krishnamurti (1895-1986) often talked about this thing he calls Choiceless Awareness. In fact, the concept of Choiceless Awareness is considered one of his most [ Read more … ]
There are two very distinct traditions and subsequently distinct methods and techniques of how to “reach” Self-Realization or Enlightenment. These two traditions are opposed to each other being that of Gradual Enlightenment and that of [ Read more … ]
Sahaja Yoga is a movement, sometimes considered a religion or a cult, founded in 1970 by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi (1923 – 2011). The word ‘Sahaja’ in Sanskrit has two parts: ‘Saha’ means ‘with’ and [ Read more … ]
Ramesh Balsekar, an Advaita Vedanta teacher and former disciple of Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj, repeatedly claimed that: “Living means, from moment to moment, never knowing whether the next moment is going to bring peace, pleasure, or [ Read more … ]
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