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Kundalini Awakening | History, Concepts, and Benefits
Kundalini Energy is the name for a specific form of Life Force Energy (Prana) which, according to Hindu religious teachings, is located at the base of [ ... ]

Raja Yoga | Classical Yoga and the Path of Meditation
Raja Yoga carries a range of synonyms such as Ashtanga Yoga (Yoga Sutras of Patanjali), Royal Yoga, King of Yogas, Classical Yoga, or the Yoga of Medi [ ... ]

Samadhi and Kaivalya Explained | Moksha
In India, and in some other countries in Asia, the term Samadhi points to a state of meditative consciousness or meditative absorption of the mind. Ho [ ... ]

Ramana Maharshi and Self-Inquiry | Advaita Vedanta
Ramana Maharshi (1879–1950) was an Indian spiritual master and sage who spent the largest part of his life teaching by the holy mountain Arunachala [ ... ]

Karma Yoga | The Path of Selfless Work
Karma Yoga is a Yogic lifestyle, also called “the path of selfless work,” “the path of selfless service,” or “the path of unselfish action.� [ ... ]

Jnana Yoga | Spiritual Path of Knowledge
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 [ ... ]

Isha Yoga | Personal Growth and Self-Realization
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 Sadhg [ ... ]

Doing Sadhana | Spiritual Practice and Discipline
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 ter [ ... ]

Siddha Yoga | Spiritual Path to Self-Realization
Siddha Yoga is considered a spiritual path and was founded by the Yoga Guru Muktananda (1908–1982). The name Siddha Yoga means “perfect” [ ... ]

Vihangam Yoga | Meditation and God-Realization
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 [ ... ]