In the Indian tradition of yoga, there are seven schools:
1. Sankhya yoga or the yogaof knowledge (Jnana yoga);
2. Karma yoga or the yoga of action;
3. Bhakti yoga or the yoga of devotion to God;
4. Mantra yoga;
5. Laya yoga;
6. Hatha yoga; and
7. Raja yoga or Ashtanga yoga, the eight fold yoga of Patanjali as expounded in the yogasutras
Original lines:
“Carnatic music can be very evocative of emotions if it’s used in the right way” – Manickam Yogeswaran
Bhagavat Gita:
Paritranaya sadhunam vinashaya cha dushkritam. Dharma
sansthapanarthaya sambhavami yuge yuge
Translation:
In order to deliver the pious and to annihilate the miscreants,
as well as to reestablish the principles of religion,
I advent Myself millennium after millennium.
If a person’s food and daily habits and conduct are well ordered, if the intention, will and action is well controlled, if sleep and wakeful state is well controlled, yoga would remove all his problems of pain and suffering for sure.
Do your best, you can do your best. But do not waste energy on anything other than doing.
Not for any reason, slacken in your performance. The fruit is certain. The giver knows better
than you. Therefore no worry, no fear, insist and concentrate on karma.
“Arjuna, be firm in the state of yoga. In the state of karma yoga, without attachment
to consideration of the result, do the duty. With equanimity in the possibilities of success or
no-success do your duty. Yoga is equanimity”
“Yoga means efficiency and expertise of the performance of duty” .”Yoga is equanimity, equanimity, for soul.”
doing one’s duty in such a state of love to meditate on the Divine presence- Bhaktiyoga
When the yogi is completely merged in Dhyana – Laya yoga – the sound of Om reverberating in the environment all round, and his mind is completely merged in the sound (Nada), this also is laya yoga.
Original tamil track:
Thinking of death | and fri-ghtened, O Vi-ja-ya!
The nature of death, | shall tell you now!…
The human so-ul, | will never be de-ad…
but re-born some other ti-me!
The bo-dy you kill it… the bo-dy you kill it…
In valour, | will bloom a bud,
Though you leave ’em now, | all their bo-dies,
be conquered for sure… | some day… ahahah…
“O Arjuna, just as blazing fire reduces, the fuel to ash, similarly knowledge (jnana) burns off all karmas and their consequence.”
And he also says therein: “There is nothing so sacred here in the world as discriminative knowledge, and that the yogi, tempered and perfected in yoga attains by himself in due course of time.”
This is Jnana yoga.
Hindu groups picking up a moral revolution made to change this lyrics withoout knowing the meaning of inclusion or union.
Excerpts of the tamil singer Manickam Yogeswaran
Then the line goes: “Kathala, inbama, ithu oru naragama…” Meaning “Is it love, Is it lust, or Is it Hell?
Highlight:
Symbolism of art – A romanian christian orthodox chant played in reverse manner.
Visionary:
Some beings in the universe knows no boundary’s,
Those who are stuck picks up moral fight ,
Those who aren’t arise to awaken.
“Humility of a witness the book would come
arrogance of a creator the book would stop” – Amish Tripathi: The secret of the immortals of Meluha
Life -A game of dice
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