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RAMAKRISHNA ANANDA

Transcending the Five Kinds of Ideas

Why not dwell in the joy of your true self?

Inside each of us is the potential to be a great yogi. Yogis discovered that there are five kinds of ideas which keep us from experiencing our true self. Discover how to go beyond the five kinds of ideas and live in the truth and joy of your inner self. 

Higher Yogas Classes, Soul/Inner Self, Dharma
  • Inside each of us is a core of goodness. To find it we need to shed the baggage that we are attached to and carrying around
  • A focus on perfect goodness helps us attune with the true self
  • Doing one’s dharma leads to a fulfilled and happy life
  • Life lessons provided by karma help us grow in consciousness
  • Explore a technique that takes you beyond the five kinds of ideas to dwell in your true nature
  • When you give up right knowledge, wrong knowledge and fantasy, what’s left?

Free of All Fetters

We are exploring our true self, the self which is free of limitations and agonizing misconceptions. If you can know your true self, you will learn your dharma, your soul mission. Dharma is the way of unfoldment, also called the way of realization.

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How does Sri Ramakrishna describe joy?
1. Like seeing a long absent loved one
1. Like seeing a long absent loved one
True, but there is a better answer.
2. Like a bird flying free and limitless
2. Like a bird flying free and limitless
True, but there is a better answer.
3. Like a sick person finding a rare medicine
3. Like a sick person finding a rare medicine
True, but there is a better answer.
4. All of the above
4. All of the above
Correct
Hear more about how you can experience the profound, ever-new joy of your inner self.

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