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Reducing Suffering

Yoga can help reduce suffering. One can de-intensify painful experiences by moving from an ego focus to a sense of soul and Spirit. Yoga practices are designed to help us learn from life events, providing opportunities for change and transformation. While suffering is a human experience, its effects can be lessened. Try these techniques to help reduce any pain and suffering.

Experiencing Spirit and Kundalini

Yoga practice is designed to awaken the kundalini (the spiritual energy in the spine). As this latent energy stirs and rises up the spine, it brings spiritual awareness. You can’t make it happen but can prepare for it through sincere and loving yoga practice. Learn how yogis describe spiritual awakening.

How to Improve Experience of Life

Yogis find that the spiritual path is full of gusto and delight. They seek lasting, enduring happiness rather than fleeting enjoyments. As you prioritize your practice, you’ll welcome greater harmony, joy and bliss. Explore approaches which bring more joy into your life.

Resentment

The Power of Love

In the view of yogis, the main reason we are born as humans is to learn to love. The scriptures of the world urge us to love. The avatars, descents of Spirit who live among us and show us the way, teach love. Through yoga we can cultivate love, the heart’s true feeling. Enjoy these inspiring quotes from Sri Ramakrishna and experience the implosion of love.

God is Manifesting All This

In the view of yoga, we are created by the Divine to go through various experiences, eventually discovering our true nature. Then we can enter into the divine interplay between the individual soul and the Infinite Soul. Yoga practices help us develop these realizations.

You Can Relate to God Personally

Through bhakti yoga (the yoga of devotion) we can develop a personal relationship with God. The Lord, concerned with our feelings, thoughts and cares, wants to interact with us. We can live in a state of relatedness, where we have an ongoing interplay with Spirit — our spirit flows out to the Lord and the Infinite Spirit comes into us. As we relate to the Infinite in a personal way, six precious treasures are given to us.

Which Spiritual Qualities Would You Like?

Qualities such as patience, love and compassion are fruits of the Spirit. Through a beautiful yoga practice, you can learn how to develop new qualities and express them as part of your life. You can change and grow, becoming a blessing to humanity.

Why Do People Self-Destruct?

Get In Your Right Mind to Do Yoga

Both mystics and yogis believe that there is a higher level of consciousness beyond the normal thinking mind. We have an everyday differentiating and separating mind which is essential for survival, work and relationships. We also have a higher mind which can experience the reality of Spirit and spiritual dimensions.

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