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| | Remember, jnana yoga is the intellectual approach to yoga -- raja is the meditative approach. | | | Jnana in the Hindu tradition is quite similar to Prajnaparamita in Buddhism. | | | Jnana yoga is more a method than a set of beliefs. |
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http://www.jnanayoga.org/JnanaEssay.htm
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| | Jnana Yoga |
| | Jnana Yoga: Yoga of knowledge, "Union of knowledge." Describes the esoteric spiritual practices of the fully enlightened being, or jnani. | | | Jnana yoga is the yoga of knowledge - not knowledge in the intellectual sense-but the knowledge of Brahman and Atman and the realization of their unity. | | | Jnana Yoga: Spiritual Yoga Dictionary V on Jnana yoga |
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| | Diversity of Yoga Styles |
| | Jnana Yoga is often called the Yoga of Wisdom or the Yoga of Knowledge, the method that is most commonly taught is the study of authoritative scriptural texts not very different from Western philosophical inquiry. | | | Jnana Yoga: The Yoga of Knowledge or Study | | | Some of the scriptural texts associated with Jnana yoga are the Upanishads, the Vashista Ramayana (Yoga Vashista), the works of Shankaracharya, the works of Jnaneshwar (Jnanadeva), the Brahma Sutras, Samkhya philosophy, the Vedas, the rich corpus of Buddhist texts, and other philosophical treatises such as found in the agamas and some tantras. |
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http://www.rainbowbody.net/HeartMind/Introyogas.htm
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| | Jnana Yoga |
| | Jnana Yoga is described by tradition as a means to obtain the highest meditative state and inner knowledge. | | | Jnana literally means 'knowledge', but in the context of yoga it means the process of meditative awareness which leads to illuminative wisdom. | | | Jnana Yoga is the process of converting intellectual knowledge into practical wisdom. |
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http://yogavision.net/yv/satyoga/jnanayoga.htm
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| | The path Jnana Yoga or right knowledge (Gyana Yoga) |
| | Jnana Yoga is the understanding of the laws of existence and the awareness of a means to synchronize with them. | | | In Jnana Yoga one ceases to be attached to forms of expression and becomes drawn to the essence, the process of insight. | | | Jnana Yoga makes it clear that by reducing the scope and area of karma one can begin to establish oneself in bliss. |
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http://www.sanatansociety.org/yoga_and_meditation/jnana_yoga_gyana_dhyana.htm
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| | Swami Virajeshwara |
| | Karma Yoga, raja yoga, bhakti yoga and jnana yoga are different paths of sadhana. | | | Raja yoga and jnana yoga which demand severe penance and renunciation are difficult in Kaliyuga. | | | Japa or the repetition of the holy name is the easiest form of bhakti. |
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http://www.swami-virajeshwara.com/Teaching.htm
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| | Jnana and femininity |
| | Normally the term is used in such phrases as jnana marga (the Path of Knowledge) or jnana yoga (the yoga of knowledge &; which, as we explain elsewhere, is normally equivalent to the Path of Knowledge). | | | Jnana means literally knowledge, and specifically the Supreme Knowledge: that which delivers from avidya (ignorance). | | | One of the more important Sanskrit words we shall encounter is jnana. |
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http://www.aristasia.co.uk/jnana.html
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| | jnana yoga :: Yoga.com |
| | The word jnana means "knowledge", "insight", or "wisdom," and in spiritual contexts has the specific sense of what the ancient Greeks called gnosis, a special kind of liberating knowledge or intuition. | | | bhakti yoga hatha yoga jnana yoga karma yoga laya yoga mantra yoga raja yoga | | | In fact, the terms jnana and gnosis are etymologically related through the Indo-European root gno, meaning "to know." Jnaa-Yoga is virtually identical with the spiritual path of Vedanta, the Hindu tradition of nondualism. |
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http://www.yoga.com/ydc/enlighten/enlighten_category.asp?section=9&cat=141
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| | jnana yoga: yoga of knowledge |
| | Jnana Yoga is not alien to other systems or religions. | | | The meditation in Jnana Yoga is to concentrate on the answer to the question: "Who am I?" Or, to simply hang on to the first of all thoughts which is "I". | | | Some seekers, who do not require tools like Jnana Yoga, already have a strong belief in God and Spiritual survival and require no other system than to believe in God and love God with all their heart. |
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http://www.self-realization.com/articles/yoga/jnana_yoga.htm
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| | AllRefer.com - yoga, Hindu Religion (Hinduism) - Encyclopedia |
| | Hindu tradition in general recognizes three main kinds of yoga: jnana yoga, the path of realization and wisdom, bhakti yoga, the path of love and devotion to a personal God, and karma yoga, the path of selfless action. | | | A common feature of different traditions of yoga is one-pointed concentration on a chosen object, whether a part of the body, the breath, a mantra, a diagram, a deity, or an idea. |
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http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/Y/yoga.html
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| | Radha's Prem |
| | Jnana Dev, a votary of the Yoga of Synthesis, is the principal character. | | | Jnana Dev: Therefore, you see there is no harm in worshipping an image of God, so long as man has not out-grown his idea of body and this sort of worship is present in every religion in some form or other. | | | In the last scene Atmanandaji, another Bhakti-Yogi, joins hands with Jnana Dev and in the end Murkharaj becomes a completely changed man, as it were, and even undertakes to preach the Yoga of Synthesis to the world at large. |
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http://www.sivanandadlshq.org/download/radhasprem.htm
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| | Amazon.com: Jnana Yoga: Books: Swami Vivekananda |
| | Jnana Yoga is the method of 'realizing' religion or God through knowledge and discussion. | | | jnana yoga is the approach of experiencing oneness with God using the path of knowledge/philosophy/contemplation. | | | Jnana Yoga presents an extremely logical and intellectually satisfying view of God and religion. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0911206213?v=glance
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| | YogaAdvaita.org - jnana yoga |
| | Jnana yoga is one of the four main paths of yoga and the most direct road to reach the goal described in the philosophy of advaita vedanta: self realization. | | | As recounted many times in vedantic scriptures such as the upanishads and the yoga vasishta, when the student is ready, liberation, or moksha, can come very quickly. |
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http://www.yogaadvaita.org/text/jnana.shtml
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| | The Jnana Karika |
| | Jnana means knowledge, while Karika means a set of verses explaining the philosophical doctrines. | | | The Jnana Karika, like the Akulavira and the Kulananda Tantra, is another text ascribed to Gorakhnath's guru Matsyendranath, published in the original version of Bagchi's Kaulajnananirnaya of the School of Matsyendranath. | | | She or he is to be naked, with dishevelled hair, intoxicated by liquor. |
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http://www.clas.ufl.edu/users/gthursby/tantra/jnanak.htm
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| | Jnana |
| | If we consider bhakti to be the yoga of the heart, then jnana yoga is the yoga of the mind, of wisdom, the path of the sage or scholar. | | | The jnana yoga approach is considered the most difficult and at the same time the most direct. | | | Within the context of our Western religious traditions, Kabalistic scholars, Jesuit priests, and Benedictine monks epitomize jnana yogis. |
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http://www.angelfire.com/journal/temptresstricia/jnana.html
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| | The Seven Chords of Jnana Yoga |
| | Jnana Yoga activates the intuitional bridge between the ensouling entity and the Self. | | | You use the chords of Jnana Yoga in your every day life when you consult your Conscience to see if you are doing the right thing, or when reflect upon an idea using your Intellect. | | | The first chord of Jnana Yoga is the encounter with the Conscience. |
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http://www.mudrashram.com/sevenchords1.html
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| | For Beginners: Yoga Paths |
| | Before practicing jnana yoga, the student needs to have integrated the lessons of the other yogic paths — for without selflessness, love of God, and the strength of body and mind, the search for self-realization is nothing more than an exercise in philosophy. | | | Bhakti means “to serve the Divine.” Chanting or singing the praises of whatever divine presence is meaningful to you form a substantial part of bhakti yoga. | | | Often called the “royal road,” raja is considered the complete yoga because it focuses on controlling both the mind and body in order to attain enlightenment. |
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http://www.yogamovement.com/resources/paths.html
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| | Chapter 37 |
| | A Jnana Yogi starts his spiritual Sadhana with the Buddhi and Will. | | | The mind becomes of the nature of Jnana by dint of the efforts towards spiritual direction; but becomes of the nature of the universe through Ajnana. | | | If the mind is bathed in the water of Jnana and cleansed of all its impurities, then the shining Moksha will disclose itself in its native effulgence to those who strive after it. |
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http://www.upnaway.com/~bindu/anantayogaweb/mind/mindchap37.htm
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| | Jnana Yoga: The Yoga of Wisdom Jnana (wisdom or knowledge) is considered the most difficult of the four main paths of Yoga, requiring great... | | | Information on Jnana Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Raja Yoga, Karma Yoga, Hatha... | | | yoga freeware is an award-winning software program, featuring: yoga instructions (hatha yoga, raja yoga and jnana yoga), yoga-articles and... |
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http://basekbh.info/sp/yoga/jnana-yoga
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| | Karma Yoga, Jnana Yoga and Bhakti Yoga |
| | Consequently, the goal of all auspicious activities - karma, jnana, yoga and bhakti - is the Supreme Personality of Godhead. | | | Unless one satisfies the spiritual master, he gets the bija, or root cause, of karma, jnana and yoga without the benefit of devotional service. | | | In the Vedas there are three processes for elevating one to the platform of spiritual consciousness. |
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http://www.indiadivine.com/karma-jnana-bhakti-yoga1.htm
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| | Paresanubhuti |
| | That jnana which attempts to negate the knower (jnata), the knowable (jneya) and the knowledge (jnana) by annihilating them, in fact, only culminates in ajnana (ignorance). | | | However, isvara jnana does not grant realization of one's nitya siddha svarupa (eternally perfect spiritual form). | | | That tattva, worshipable for the whole world, is omnipotent, and it is obligatory to worship that reality with heartfelt gratefulness. |
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http://www.hare-krishna.org/printthread.php?Board=HareKrishnaNews&main=1087&type=post
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| | Sanga: 12/21/99 Dialogue: 'What is Gaudiya Vedanta,' Part I |
| | With regard to jnana, "covered" means that one's bhakti should not be influenced by jiva-brahma-aikya-jnAna, or knowledge of oneness of jiva and brahman that admits no disticntion between the two, as this is opposed to bhakti. | | | Otherwise we are told not to blaspheme (ninda) sections of the scriputre dealing with jnana and karma, as they are important for those who do not have adhikara for bhakti. | | | This is amply evident from an unbiased study of the text. |
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http://www.swami.org/sanga/archives/pages/earlier/m16.html
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| | Jnana Yoga |
| | Keep in mind that Jnana Yoga is not intellectual posturing - it is a deep desire to know the truth, and to be set free... | | | It is said that Jnana Yoga is the most direct road to self-realization. | | | Then you should explore Jnana Yoga - the Yoga of Knowledge. |
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http://www.allspiritfitness.com/topics/Yoga/Jnana.shtml
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| | Naam or Word: |
| | HE term "Gyan" or "Jnana" is derived from the Sanskrit root "gna," which is equivalent to the English word "know." In common speech, Gyan or knowledge is taken to mean thinking at the intellectual level, embracing within its fold all knowledge recorded in and derived from books, ancient or modern, spiritual or secular. | | | Having once been gifted with Enlightenment (or Jnana or Divine Knowledge and Experience), one must practice it from day to day so as to develop it and not lose the holy Light of Heaven by sheer neglect in the mighty swirl of the world. | | | Guru Arjan also tells us that with the dawn of Master's Jnana within, comes the advent of Heaven's Light both within and without, enveloping all; and the mind gets satiated and is freed from all illusions and delusions. |
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http://www.ruhanisatsangusa.org/naam/naam-gyan.htm
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| | Krishna.com :: Karma, Jnana, and Bhakti |
| | According to the Vedic literature, there are three realms of human endeavor--the realm of karma, that of jnana, and that of bhakti. | | | Jnana, more precisely, pertains to the ultimate questions in life: Who am I? Why am I here? | | | When somehow or other those questions come upon us, we enter the realm of jnana. |
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http://www.krishna.com/main.php?id=98
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| | Jnana Yoga |
| | In short, yoga is the means by which a self is stilled as a steady state, hence released from turbulence. | | | Jnana Yoga can be assumed to mean either fixing (i.e. | | | If you want to develop the skill of Jnana Yoga, and I seriously recommend you try the Yoga of Devotion first (and any one of n devotional fixes will do the trick)........ |
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| | Veda Purusha Jnana Yajna |
| | Yajna is governed by mantras, sacrifice and divinity. | | | For many years since 1962 Bhagavan Baba has been conducting a Veda Purusha Jnana Yajna for seven days during Dasara for promoting the material and spiritual well-being of mankind. | | | Hence by performing the Yajna for seven days one secures the two fold well-being ("sreyas") and the awareness of the Divine ("Jnana"). |
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| | Kali Ray TriYoga Jnana |
| | TriYoga uses the Sankskrit terms in all of its teachings inclucing hatha yoga, jnana yoga, and Prana Vidya. | | | The Sanskirt sounds carry potent vibrations that inspire spiritual growth, such as in the form of mantra repetition. | | | Kaliji, founder of TriYoga, has worked closely with the brilliant Sanskrit scholar and teacher Dr. Sarasvati Mohan, in the translation and commentaries on the ageless teachings. |
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http://www.triyoga.com/jnana/sanskrit
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| | Jnana- Yoga |
| | Jnana Yoga, discussed in Vedanta, is the discipline of philosophical discrimination by which jnana, or the knowledge of Brahman (the Supreme Reality) is attained. | | | Jnana Yoga establishes the sole reality of Brahman. | | | A Hindu philosopher once said about Vedanta: "I shall state in half a couplet what has been described in a million books: Brahman alone is real; the phenomenal universe is unreal; the living being is none other than Brahman." |
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| | IndiaDivine.org |
| | , Origin of the Spirit Soul, Appearance of Lakshmi, What is Mayavada?, Evolution of Consciousness, Glossary on Shakti, Creation, Incarnations, Karma Yoga, Jnana Yoga and Bhakti Yoga, The glories of Gopi-chandana Tilak, "Even Pigs Can Fly"... |
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| | Meditation Station - Links |
| | Sivananda Yoga "OM" Page - "Lots of information on Jnana Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Raja Yoga, Karma Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Dhyana Yoga, Ashtanga Yoga, relaxation, vegetarian diet, meditation, stress management, Asanas, Pranayama, Advaita Vedanta and much much more." |
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| | Jnana Malai Murugan |
| | Official website of Jnana Malai Sri Subrahmanya Swami Kovil | | | Special Commissioner for Hindu Religious Charitable Endowments T.R. Srinivasan (at center) laid the first brick for plaque commemorating discovery of Jnanamalai inscription | | | Jnanamalai.org official website of Jnana Malai Sri Subrahmanya Swami Kovil |
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http://murugan.org/temples/jnanamalai.htm
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| | Transliteration - Encyclopedia of Authentic Hinduism |
| | It is definite that no Hindi or Sanskrit scholar would ever pronounce brahman jnana for brahm gyan | | | These writers also started using ‘a’ at the end of a noun, excessively; just like, Arjuna for Arjun, Ashoka for Ashok, and so on. |
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http://encyclopediaofauthentichinduism.org/transliteration.htm
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| | Jnana Yoga |
| | Contemplating and analyzing these points is another form of meditation, called Jnana Yoga or the Yoga of Wisdom that comes of self-analysis. | | | The work does not bind me, I am free." All of creation is seen as the play of Maya, or illusion. | | | The Jnana Yogi constantly discriminates between the unreal and the Real, the not-Self and the Self. |
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http://www.adishakti.org/_/jnana_yoga.htm
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| | David Godman - Home Page |
| | The jnana Guru of everyone is only the Supreme Self that is always revealing its own truth in every Heart through the being-conciousness 'I am, I am.' The granting of true knowledge by him is initiation into jnana. | | | "Jnana is given neither from outside nor from another person. | | | It can be realised by each and everyone in his own Heart. |
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| | Jnana Yoga Meditation |
| | YogaWorld > Eight Main Yogas > Jnana Yoga > Meditation | | | Whenever a thought or feeling which is not the goal of the meditation — that is, which is not the soul, the inner self — occurs to the mind, the meditator simply says, "Not this, not this," and dismisses the thought, image, concept, sound, or sense distraction. | | | You can then look back at worries and fears with deep insight and handle them. |
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http://www.yogaworld.org/jnana2.htm
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| | Vasubandhu [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy] |
| | According to the theory of three natures, there are three cognitive realms at play: the delusional cognitively constructed realm, which is intrinsically unreal; the realm of causal dependency; and the perfectional realm which is intrinsically ‘empty.' To Vasubandhu, Buddhism is a method of cleansing the stream of consciousness from ‘contaminations' and ‘defilements.’ | | | Vasubandhu describes and explains how each of these can be extinguished through ashraya-paravritti i.e., through the overturning of the very basis of these eight types of consciousness. | | | This over-turning i.e., achievement of the Bodhi gradually takes place through the five-step path in a way that consciousness (vijnana) is transformed into unmediated cognition (jnana). |
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http://www.iep.utm.edu/v/vasubandhu.htm
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| | Jnana Malai site map |
| | Side view of Gopuram for Jnana Malai Murugan Temple | | | Kumbham ready to take to the Hill mulasthanam for abhishekam |
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| | Midheaven Mailorder Browse by Label: Durtro/ Jnana |
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