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OM: The Hindu symbol of Absolute

admin — Wed, 20 May 2020 07:00:07 +0000

The OM is the sacred symbol in Hinduism and also defines the terms such as “Absolute” and the “ultimate truth”. It is said that all knowledge is started from the “OM” and hence this symbol is referred to as “Seed Mantra” or “Mahamantra”.

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This symbol OM is composed of three sounds a-u-m which represents the several triads. In Hinduism chants or prayers, this symbol is uttered at the beginning and at the end. The Shaivites mark the Lingam with the symbol of OM. This syllable is discussed in various speculative philosophical texts and is also used in the practice of yoga. Spiritual gurus also use this syllable in the techniques of auditory meditation.

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Get to know about Ashtanga Yoga?

admin — Fri, 01 May 2020 05:15:35 +0000

In Patanjali yoga sutra, Ashtanga yoga is the eightfold path of a meaningful and purposeful life. This yoga is of eight steps consists; Yama, Niyama, Asana, Pranayama, Pratyahara, Dharana, Dhyana, and Samadhi.

Yama deals with ethical standards. It focuses on behaviour and integrity. By this, you will also learn to conduct yourself in life.
Niyama is the second step of Ashtanga yoga and teaches us about self-discipline.
Asanas come at 3rd which are postures in yoga and defines the body as the temple, the care of which is very important for the inner growth.
Pranayama is the breath control and forms a connection between breath, mind, and emotions.
Pratyahara is the 5th limb which means sensory transcendence.
Dharana means to focus on a single point. This concentration turns into a meditation.
Dhyana is the 7th stage which is the uninterrupted flow of concentration.
Samadhi is the last step which includes a state of ecstasy.

Above are the eight stages of Ashtanga yoga which is also known as an eight-limbed yoga. These eight steps serve as a prescription of morals, ethics, and self-discipline.

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Infinity in Hinduism

admin — Sat, 07 Mar 2020 07:02:44 +0000

Infinity in Sanskrit is “Ananta” which means endless or limitless. This is unending expansion. Our consciousness, knowledge, and blessings are never-ending. The concept of infinity is also explained in yoga. By yoga, you can make an infinity symbol. This yoga posture will be like that your Eternal body creates a connection with the universe and you will feel like oneness.

According to Hindu texts, our life is eternal or Sanatan Sharira which never ends. There is no starting and beginning. The purpose of life is to understand the concept of oneness where there is no time or space, no limitations, endless peace, and a feeling of unconditional love.

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