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Swami Niranjanananda Saraswati

Category Spirituality & Mindfulness
Pages 76 Pages
Publication Year 2013
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English

ISBN 9788186336977

Rs. 355

Yoga Publications Trust/Bihar School Of Yoga

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Origin Of Yoga And Pashupata Yoga Yogadristi Series

Origin Of Yoga And Pashupata Yoga Yogadristi Series

"The first yoga propounded by Shiva was known as Pashupata Yoga.Not hatha Yoga,not Raja Yoga,not Kundlaini Yoga,not Karma Yoga,not bhakti Yoga.The original name describes the aim of yoga.Pashu means master.Therefore,it is the yoga in which one becomes aware of the relationship between one's self and the divine in the form of slave and master.Shiva taught the methods by which a human being can be freed from suffering and attain Shivahood,the state of spiritual awakening." Describing a dialogue between Shiva and parvati from which emerges Pashupata yoga,Swamiji speaks of the essential search for happiness,the classical understanding of suffering,yoga as a science of life,sequential system of sadhana and the final state of transcendence.

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ISBN 9788186336977
Pages 76 Pages
Publication Year 2013
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