whose members are: 1st yama (moral principles) second niyama (specific yogic obligations) third asanas (body postures) fourth pranayama (control of prana) (control of senses) (concentration) 7th dhyana (meditation)
(superb composure, illumination) despite the fact that this special Yoga Darshana, it is support and an integral part of many other religious and spiritual paths
Tantrism, Buddhism, Brahmanism, alchemy ... (this is more in the books Mirca Elijadea, for example. Yoga, Immortality and Freedom). Though probably simplistic, I actually seem to be the process of yoga can meet virtually every spiritual and religious effort. Each religion /
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Spiritual direction in some way define your moral code (which are often very similar), each trying in some way to master / control the life force (usually sexual and usually repressive), then there is a certain demand for withdrawal from the world (either external or internal), with the aim of achieving concentrations, profound meditations / prayers to achieve mystical union with higher volumes
God ... The various systems often differ only in the "folk" part, although there are some doctrinal differences concerning the essential objectives and achievements (whether it is at all possible to get a man with a single rate, or remains solid, substantially separated from him; or e.
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Question . At any rate I think yoga (as a methodology) a powerful tool to develop self-awareness, no matter which way a man went, especially considering the systematicity
approach and insistence on experiment and direct experience (as opposed to accessing a lot of believers , which is usually satisfy the equation I believe on the right side
= I'm going to heaven, if I only socially adjusted and do not make a greater offense). discuss some of the members of Patanjali Yoga is here already said, but I think that these issues still present for new contributions. asana
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