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| | Yoga Styles, Paths, Types India |
 | | The basis of ashtanga yoga is the Yoga sutras (Sanskrit Verses) of Patanjali. | | | 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. |
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http://www.yogapoint.com/info/typesofyoga.htm
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| | Channel - Yoga Remedies |
| | Yoga is a practical aid, not a religion, and it's techniques may be practised by Buddhists, Jews, Christains, Muslims, Hindus, and atheists alike. | | | Hatha Yoga is a form of Raja Yoga that emphasizes asanas and pranayama. | | | Jnana Yoga is usually regarded as the most difficult of the four paths of Yoga. |
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http://www.astroshastra.com/channel/yoga
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| | Yoga Paths - bhakti yoga, hatha yoga, kundalini yoga, tantra jnana kriya and mantra |
| | Yoga Paths - bhakti yoga, hatha yoga, kundalini yoga, tantra jnana kriya and mantra | | | BHAKTI YOGA is the yoga path of love and devotion to the Creator, Heavenly Father, Lord Most High, the Divine, God, the Supreme Godhead - the path of transcendent Love which sees the whole universe, both animate and inanimate, as being pervaded by Divinity. | | | An esteemed Yoga master, and spiritual leader, Sri Swamiji is regarded by many as an apostle of peace. |
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http://yoga_paths.tripod.com
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| | jnana yoga :: Yoga.com |
| | bhakti yoga hatha yoga jnana yoga karma yoga laya yoga mantra yoga raja yoga | | | 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. | | | B.K.S. Iyengar, Yoga '87 - Yoga Asana Demonstration |
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http://www.yoga.com/ydc/enlighten/enlighten_category.asp?section=9&cat=141
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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. | | | Laya yoga techniques are utilized in tantric practices, hatha yoga, kundalini yoga, and sahaj yoga. | | | Jnana Yoga: The Yoga of Knowledge or Study |
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http://www.rainbowbody.net/HeartMind/Introyogas.htm
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| | Some Important Aspects Of Yoga |
| | raja yoga, karma yoga, hatha yoga, bhakti yoga, jnana yoga, japa yoga. | | | Jnana yoga is the path of yoga which actively uses the mind to get beyond the mind. | | | The Yoga Sutras is another text translated and interpreted by a wide- variety of yoga teachers, They were compiled somewhere between the third century B.C. and the fifth Century A.D. by a man named Patanjali. |
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http://www.cancerlinks.com/Yoga/aspects.html
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| | Aadhar Yoga: The Yoga of Anand Aadhar Prabhu |
| | Basically there is the yoga of knowledge, jnâna-yoga, the yoga of devotion, bhakti-yoga and the yoga of atonement in action or karma-yoga. | | | Aadhar yoga in sum thus means that one unites the consciousness for the sake of spiritual happiness in such a way that the fundamentals of yoga of hatha, karma, jnâna and bhakti have been respected. | | | Aadhar Yoga: The Yoga of Anand Aadhar Prabhu |
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http://srimadbhagavatam.org/c/8/AnandAadhar.html
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| | Bikram |
| | There are four classic Yogas, and they are progressive in nature; i.e., Karma Yoga (right acts and actions), Bhakti Yoga (devotion), Raja Yoga (meditation) and Jnana Yoga (inner wisdom or enlightenment). | | | Some of the other forms of Yoga are Nada Yoga (music), Mantra and Japa Yoga (chanting and on beads)and Kundalini Yoga (study of the psychic centers or chakras). | | | In the Western world, the most popular form is Hatha Yoga, (Sanskrit for “Union of Force”), a form of Yoga that stresses mastery of the physical body as a gateway to attaining spiritual perfection. |
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http://www.bikramyoga.com/yoga.htm
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| | Yoga Basics - Yoga Articles |
| | Yoga: an introduction to the history, philosophy, schools and styles of yoga as well as the benefits of yoga practice. | | | Yoga Basics is an complete yoga resource center featuring a yoga teacher directory, yoga poses, yoga therapy, meditation techniques, discount yoga store offering yoga mats, props, yoga books, videos, CDs and yoga clothing. | | | Meditation: a guide to several styles of meditation including yoga meditation and zen meditation. |
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http://www.yogabasics.com/articles
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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. | | | Karma yoga is unselfish performance of prescribed duty in complete renunciation of fruits of action. |
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http://www.swami-virajeshwara.com/Teaching.htm
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| | Jnana Yoga |
| | 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 is the process of directly rending that veil, tearing it through a two-pronged approach. | | | Jnana yoga uses our considerable mental powers to end the duping process, to know that we are even now—and have always been—free, perfect, infinite, and immortal. |
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http://www.vedanta.org/wiv/practice/yogas/jnana.html
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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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| | Sarabhanga Jnana Yoga Tantra Shiva Shakti |
| | Jnana, Tantra, Yoga ~ Soma of the Jinas | | | Keywords: jnana yoga, soma, guru, name of god and goddess, society, culture, spirituality, faiths, religion, hinduism, | | | YOGA METHODS ~ Jnana, Raja, Karma, and Hatha Yoga Techniques (from original sources). |
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http://in.geocities.com/sarabhanga
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| | Yoga Schools of Purna Yoga, Raja Yoga, Hatha Yoga and Others |
| | Raja Yoga or Ashtanga Yoga, which was formulated by Patanjali into a definite system from classical yoga, forms one of the Shad-Darshanas or classical systems of Indian philosophy. | | | Yoga Schools of Purna Yoga, Raja Yoga, Hatha Yoga and Others | | | Mantra Yoga refers to the repetition of mantras (words or sounds) during various yoga meditation techniques. |
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http://www.lifepositive.com/Body/yoga/yoga-schools.asp
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| | Yoga-Age.com - yoga forum/shop/directory/practice |
| | Yoga is not for anybody's sake, neither for your friends or relations, nor for the sake of your Guru, nor for the sake of telling others, "I am also doing Yoga". | | | In Sanskrit, the primary definition of the term Yoga is the state of union with the Divine or the experience of oneness with the great Reality. | | | 365 enlightenment lessons from a mystical master, revealing the depths of raja yoga, the clear white light, the states of mind and the ultimate spiritual destiny of every seeker. |
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http://www.yoga-age.com
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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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| | For Beginners: Yoga Paths |
| | On the physical side: Hatha yoga is the physical branch of the meditative science of raja yoga. | | | Karma yoga is a yoga you take inside of you and make a way of life. | | | 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. |
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http://www.yogamovement.com/resources/paths.html
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| | Jnana Yoga |
| | Jnana Yoga leads the devotee to experience his unity with God directly by breaking the glass, dissolving the veils of ignorance. | | | Jnana Yoga, The Yoga of Knowledge or Wisdom | | | Before practicing Jnana Yoga, the aspirant needs to have integrated the lessons of the other yogic paths - for without selflessness and love of God, strength of body and mind, the search for self-realization can become mere idle speculation. |
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http://yogapeace.com/jnana.htm
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| | Asheville Yoga Center : Hatha Yoga in Western North Carolina |
| | The emphasis of jnana yoga is on the discernment of pure awareness from nature and all temporal phenomenon. | | | The beauty of yoga is in its versatility, allowing practitioners to focus on the physical, psychological or spiritual, or a combination of all three. | | | literally "kingly yoga," is that branch of yoga which focuses primarily on meditation. |
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http://www.youryoga.com/ayc/~info.html
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| | How To Be A Yogi: What is Yoga?: Jnâna Yoga |
| | The chief object of Jnâna Yoga is to unify God and the individual Soul and to show the absolute oneness that exists between them on the highest spiritual plane. | | | According to Jnâna Yoga, matter, mind, intellect, sense-powers, names, and forms are but the apparent manifestations of that one Substance which is called in Sanskrit Brahman. | | | Jnâna Yoga teaches that right discrimination and proper analysis are indispensable to the acquisition of knowledge of the true Self and of the Reality which underlies phenomenal objects. |
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http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/hby/hby09.htm
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| | Karma Yoga, Jnana Yoga and Bhakti Yoga |
| | Actually, all of the yogas delineated in Bhagavad-gita end on this note, for Krishna is the ultimate destination of all the yoga systems. | | | 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. |
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| | Sivananda Yoga - Om Page |
| | The International Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centers, founded by Swami Vishnu-devananda is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to propagate the teachings of Yoga and Vedanta as a means of achieving physical, mental and spiritual well being and Self-Realization. | | | Karma Yoga is acknowledged as a means to inner purification, ego removal and spiritual growth. | | | Therefore Yoga refers to a certain state of consciousness as well as to methods that help one reach that goal or state of union with the divine. |
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| | Directory - Society: Religion and Spirituality: Yoga: Paths: Jnana: Raja: Kriya |
| | Yoga Niketan · cached · Virtual shrine and library devoted to the original Kriya Yoga as taught by Yogiraj Lahiri Mahasay. | | | Cyberspace Ashram for Kriya Yoga · iweb · cached · Information on principles and practices of Kriya. | | | Kriya Yoga Meditation · cached · A brief introduction to Kriya Yoga. |
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http://www.incywincy.com/default?p=421410
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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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| | Vedanta - Jnana-Yoga (American edition) |
| | Jnana yoga is called the path of knowledge, or the path of non-dualism. | | | Swami Vivekananda's most important teachings on Jnana Yoga were given in the West. | | | This yoga has become popular in the west, especially for people who wish to bypass the concept of a personal God. |
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| | Jnana Yoga |
| | Jnana yoga is the path of wisdom and jnana meditation is many-faceted. | | | YogaWorld > Eight Main Yogas > Jnana Yoga | | | One principal way that the "jnani," the yogi of discernment, meditates is to patiently release or put aside all thoughts and feelings until the |
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| | Realization.org: Jnana Yoga |
| | Jnana Yoga is closely associated with Advaita Vedanta. | | | Many people think Ramana Maharshi was the greatest teacher of Jnana Yoga in the twentieth century. | | | Vedanta is one of the six darshans or philosophies of Hinduism, and Advaita Vedanta is the school of thought within Vedanta which believes that everything in the universe shares a single soul, including you, me, and God. |
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http://www.realization.org/page/topics/jnana_yoga.htm
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| | ORIENTAL PSYCHOLOGY |
| | Elements of manthra yoga and Kundalini yoga are included in Tanthra yoga. | | | In yoga, the mantra is used to evoke higher states of consciousness by association, while in black magic the mantra is used to evoke psychic power. | | | This is the yoga of exercises and mind control. |
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http://www.psychology4all.com/opsy-ebook.htm
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| | Karma Yoga |
| | Karma Yoga is the Yoga of action which purifies the heart and prepares the Antahkarana (the heart and the mind) for the reception of Divine Light or attainment if Knowledge of the Self. | | | Karma Yoga is consecration of all actions and their fruits unto the Lord. | | | This issue focuses on Karma Yoga with articles by Swami Sivananda, Swami Chidananda and Swami Krishnananda and verses from the Bhagavad Gita on Karma Yoga. |
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http://www.sivanandadlshq.org/teachings/karmayoga.htm
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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. | | | secondary) knowledge, and which is impure (and therefore called ignorance), which the yogi seeks to eliminate by means of yoga (i.e. | | | Jnana Yoga can be assumed to mean either fixing (i.e. |
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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. | | | Perhaps you enjoy practicing Yoga's Asanas, but they don't reach you spiritually - you have loads a questions that can't be answered by Downward Facing Dog or Triangle. |
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http://www.allspiritfitness.com/topics/Yoga/Jnana.shtml
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| | Amazon.com: Books: Raja-Yoga |
| | Light on Yoga : The Bible of Modern Yoga... | | | The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali : Commentary on the Raja Yoga Sutras by Sri Swami Satchidananda by Sri S. Satchidananda | | | It is a must-read for any serious practitioner of true, spiritual yoga. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/091120623X?v=glance
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| | Bikram Yoga FAQ |
| | There is not a Bikram Yoga studio in my area. | | | What is happening in my body during Bikram Yoga? | | | I've been experiencing tremendous pain in my hamstrings since I've started Bikram Yoga. |
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http://www.bikramyoga.com/FAQ.htm
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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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http://www.hinduism.co.za/jnana.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. | | | This goal is expounded by all great philosophies and by all teachings in Yoga. | | | By knowing your true identity you can also know others. |
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http://www.adishakti.org/_/jnana_yoga.htm
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| | Eight Kinds of Yoga |
| | Bear in mind also that these brief comments on each of the main yoga paths are meant to give you insights into yoga and yourself. | | | As you ponder the possibilities and methods of the eight types of yoga, | | | Yoga is designed to enable people to begin from their immediate, present state of consciousness and move forward, day by day, into a state of wholeness, well being, and enlightenment. |
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| | Realization.org: Crest Jewel of Discrimination by Sankara |
| | The author (whoever he or she may have been) sets forth a method of Jnana Yoga called viveka or discrimination in which the seeker learns to distinguish what is really the self from the insentient things with which it is normally confused. | | | John Richards, who made this translation, placed it in the public domain in 1998. |
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| | Jnana Yoga - yoga |
| | Yoga.net.au > History > Yoga Paths > Jnana Yoga | | | a) Challenges me, prefer more doing, action approach of Raja Yoga | | | The teacher, at best, provides some tips, some hints and indicates the track and states the ultimate truths. |
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http://www.yoga.net.au/jnana_yoga
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| | Jnana Yoga |
| | The method of this Yoga was simply explained: | | | In a quiet, sheltered place, level and clean, beautiful, and with the sounds of water; with upright body, neck, and head; remain in silent steadiness and breathe through the nostrils in a peaceful rhythm; lead the mind into the heart and still the senses. In silent adoration, meditate on the Pranava ~ Omkara ~ AUM. |
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http://www.geocities.com/sarabhanga/jnana.html
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| | Meditation Station - Concepts of Meditation - Jnana Yoga |
| | Meditation Station - Concepts of Meditation - Jnana Yoga | | | One of the methods Jnana Yogis use for coming to the realization of our oneness is stimulated by meditating on certain phrases such as "That thou art", "Consciousness is Brahman (The supreme Reality)", "I am Brahman", and "This Self is Brahman". | | | Of these, it is said that the first, "That thou art", is the greatest and gives birth to the other three. |
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http://www.meditationsociety.com/jnana.html
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| | Monistic Mysticism - Jnana Yoga |
| | Both these approaches could be termed the path of JNANA or "Knowledge". |
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http://www.kheper.net/topics/mysticism/monistic_mysticism.htm
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| | Jnana Yoga |
| | Destruction of the mind will lead to the attainment of Brahma Jnana or wisdom of the Self. | | | This will lead to the annihilation of the mind. | | | THE YOGA OF THE WISDOM OF THE SELF |
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http://www.yoga-age.com/amrita/jnana.html
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