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Being in Agreement — Part 2

Find out how to be in agreement with God

As yoga harmony develops within you, you find a consciousness of oneness and wholeness. You stop craving or feeling incomplete. You enjoy life and being yourself.

Yoga in Daily Life, Harmony, Companionship
  • Happy couples agree with one other as a regular habit. When there is a disagreement, they are able to communicate and reestablish harmony
  • As we practice yoga and grow spiritually, we grow in wisdom and love
  • Our contact with Spirit reveals oneness, wholeness
  • Our ego, the delusion of being separate from others, softens and we begin to more easily love and appreciate all people
  • A yoga devotee seeks to establish harmony in times of conflict and disagreement
  • Discover the many resources a yoga devotee uses to foster agreement and good will

Yoga Harmony

Above all, we need to find and live in a yogic state of harmony. We mean the harmony of body, mind and spirit. In this growing state of awareness, it’s easier to relate to others and have them share in our happiness. Further, yoga also brings harmony with the Divine through meditation and study of the scriptures.

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