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Jnana Yoga for Salvation Jnana yoga is the path for recognizing yourself as the true manifestation of the cosmic consciousness. The term Jnana comes from the word ‘jna’ which means to know. This is the philosophical and mystical section of ancient Indian philosophy. This form consists of the three steps as mentioned in the Bhrihataranyaka Upanishads as listening, contemplating, and establishing. This form...

Minor Siddhis The major siddhis are accompanied by the following minor siddhis. There is no clarified classification of these minor siddhis in Indian philosophy. A few yoga texts claim it as 64 in number. As I mentioned in the major siddhis, these powers are also acquired in the yogic practices. These specific powers can be acquired through certain disciplinary practices. When one practices the purity of his words,...

Siddhis or Superpowers The siddhis are the supernatural powers that the yogis acquire in the path of yoga. Practicing this ancient yogic technique meticulously would lead the practitioner to acquire certain mystical qualities. These are beyond the qualities of a common person. A person cannot acquire these mystical powers by some other means such as black tantric practices (occult practices). The...

Minor Siddhis The major siddhis are accompanied by the following minor siddhis. There is no clarified classification of these minor siddhis in Indian philosophy. A few yoga texts claim it as 64 in number. As I mentioned in the major siddhis, these powers are also acquired in yogic practices. These specific powers can be acquired through certain disciplinary practices. When one practices the purity of his words, certainly...

Ida and Pingala Nadis Ida and Pingala Nadis are the subtle channels that carry the subtle pranic energy. These have resembled the sympathetic and parasympathetic cords of the spinal cord and are located at either side to the core of the spinal cord. It is known in physiology that these cords control the involuntary organs. As the physical form, the Ida...

Yoga Nadis or Subtle Channels The yoga nadis play a vital role in the kundalini meditation process. It is used as an ancient physiological term and seems like it has a resemblance to the nervous system. When it is seen within yoga and its metaphysical approach, it has a deep-rooted nature, where the yoga nadis belongs to the subtle body. There are...

Sushumna Nadi Awakening - Secrets of Kundalini Yoga Practices Kundalini is the original source of all life, but you are cut off from it in so many ways. Then you become an outsider to yourself and you do not know how to come back home. This coming back is the science of yoga. As far as human transformation is concerned,...

Vishuddha Chakra Vishuddha Chakra is the throat chakra that corresponds to the Laryngeal plexus in the physical body and is situated at the base of the throat. This psychic center is present within the Sushumna Nadi which emanates from Muladhara. This is in white color, but it should not be considered that the aspirant will only be seeing the white color while...

Sahasrara or Crown Chakra Sahasrara chakra is the chief of all the six chakras namely, Muladhara, Svadhisthana, Manipura, Anahata, Vishuddha, and Ajna. This corresponds to the brain in the physical body. In some modern texts, it refers to the pineal body. It is the state where the yogi gets the highest state of consciousness and becomes the knower of everything. He becomes the...

Third Eye Chakra Ajna chakra is the second most important energy center and it is situated in the forehead between the two eyebrows. It is the third eye, the spiritual eye or inner eye as seen in Lord Siva Portrait. You can experience the sensual feelings of this sixth center while meditating as that I mentioned in the book “Why Kundalini Meditation So...