Meditation and MantrasMotilal Banarsidass Publishing House, 01.01.1999 - 267 Seiten The methods presented in this book follow the tradition from which all the four Yogic paths of Raja, Karma, Jnana and Bhakti stem out... Yogas are so well explained that even a lay reader will have little difficulty in grasping and understanding the techniques to control the mind... helps to dispel most of the misgivings of misguided souls and can be a veritable treasure to any ardent seeker. |
Inhalt
THE BASICS OF MEDITATION | 9 |
THEORY | 20 |
PRACTICE | 27 |
MEDITATION | 34 |
THEORY | 47 |
PRACTICE | 60 |
HATHA YOGA MEDITATIONKUNDALINI | 89 |
BHAKTI YOGA MEDITATION | 133 |
THEORY | 139 |
PRACTICE | 166 |
ELECTRONIC MEDITATION | 208 |
OBSTACLES TO MEDITATION | 218 |
EXPERIENCES IN MEDITATION | 235 |
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Absolute achieved anahata asamprajnata samadhi asanas aspirant astral attained avidya awareness becomes Bhakti Yoga bija biofeedback bliss Brahman breath chakra concentration deity desire Divine elements emotions energy ether exists experience external feel focussed Gayatri goal God-Realization gross guru heart idea identify ignorance illusion individual soul intellect intuition Ishwara japa japa meditation Jnana Yoga Karma knowledge Krishna kundalini liberation light Lord manifest Mantra Maya means meditation mental merging mind muladhara nadi Namah name and form nature Nyaya object one's pain Patanjali path peace performing samyama person physical body plane Prakriti prana pranayama psychic pure purity Purusha qualities Raja Yoga Rama reality realization repetition Sadhana sahasrara samskaras samyama sattwa senses Shakti sheath Siva Sivananda Yoga Sivananda Yoga Vedanta sleep sound spiritual subconscious subtle superconscious Supreme sushumna sutra Swami Sivananda Swami Vishnu-devananda thought waves tion universe various Vedanta vibrations Vishnu vritti word yogi yogic