Bhakti Yoga Karma Yoga
Posted in guide on 01/15/2010 02:09 am by Yoga Guy
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Questions Hinduism?
Among the four main routes of Hindus "discipline" as (raja yoga, jnana yoga, karma yoga, bhakti yoga) to explain the focus of their research religious transformation in terms of fundamental principles of Hinduism-brajman, atman, karma and moksha
Bhakti Yoga is described by Lord Krishna in Gita Bhagavd as superior to jnana and karma yoga, which are the progressions. Bhakti describes the pure love of the soul (Atma) to the supreme soul (Paramatma) God. The development of this pure love is the process of bhakti-yoga. "Karma" selfish action described in the material sphere, which is necessarily reactive. Acts done in the love of God in the service of God are not reactive. "Moksha" is the "Liberation" of material suffering. This is the ultimate goal of impersonality, those who deny the existence of God. But they will not be God. The impersonalists desire to become one with Brahman or the radiation that emanates from the way of the Lord in the mistaken belief that it can be combined with him is God. Usually they are in fact impersonalists desire of God, and should be avoided by the progressive candidate. Impersonal is a scourge humanity, and moksha as a goal is an illusion, because it suffers no individual in the continuity and knowledge. Only the pure love of God results in the fulfillment of all desires, and Bhakti Yoga system, because, as is the largest system of yoga.
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