Yoga, Not Bhoga, Is The Final Frontier
What is the point of playing the best music in the world to a person whose ears are ugged? What is the point of showing ebest scenery to someone who refuses open his eyes? What is the point of fering the finest delicacies of the world to someone who does not have the petite for them? Yoga is the final frontier, a very rious subject. If you are not ready to the practices as taught to you, there is point of taking up yoga. You will wither get the experience, nor the glow cause your higher senses will not aking. Even if those senses are cabby-activated for some time, it is not ing to last forever. There are two kinds of people. First he kind in whom this sense is complex missing. Second kind is that you ve the sense, but it is curtained with veils of maya. For you to experience the truth, these veils have to be removed. Santana Kriya is the process of removing these veils. The practices that you have been given, individually or collectively, are a process to remove the veils that have curtained your senses. When you do the kriya, you establish a connection with the gurutattva. It is like inserting the plug into a socket, and the current flows. But if you do not want plug in, despite having the sense, you are unable to experience it. You only perceive creation by your five senses-sight, touch, smell, hearing and taste. You do not know anything beyond because you are veiled by the five senses. maya. At times, a guru helps you to remove that curtain, you are made to experience what lies beyond. You see it, appreciate it, but after sometime th curtain is back because of your inherent desires. There are five basics to yoga-one asana, one mantra, one guru, one isht and a single intent. If your intent is evolution, if your intent is of your guru, you can never digress from the path. Ego is the biggest roadblock for a sad haka. Jnana never comes from reading books or listening to lectures; it comes from somewhere else. Divine messages come in mysterious ways. Ego is the greatest veil, which never allows you to see the truth. It makes you believe that you know everything. The one who understands and accepts hat is lacking in him, where he is going wrong, can very easily go ahead but the one who keeps denying till the very end -nothing can be done for such a person. Do not try assessing the subject of yoga with your limited five senses, thatches will happen ‘or 'this should happwaitfor your experience. You area normal human being-you have five senses and certain desires. Every so has a desire and to fulfil that desire intakes’ a body and to rise above that desit holds the hand of the guru. Theprobarises when people start doing yoga fobhoga.Yoga is for rising above bhogaThe body and five senses are for bhogabut yoga is to rise above desires. Yogachitta vritti inroad. Gita talks of contof senses. What that control is, the goodwill guide you. Just like indulging in senses is an experience, similarly control of senses too is an experience But for this, you need a guru.
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Yoga, Not Bhoga, Is The Final Frontier
What is the point of playing the best music in the world to a person whose ears are ugged? What is the point of showing ebest scenery to someone who refuses open his eyes? What is the point of fering the finest delicacies of the world to someone who does not have the petite for them? Yoga is the final frontier, a very rious subject. If you are not ready to the practices as taught to you, there is point of taking up yoga. You will wither get the experience, nor the glow cause your higher senses will not aking. Even if those senses are cabby-activated for some time, it is not ing to last forever. There are two kinds of people. First he kind in whom this sense is complex missing. Second kind is that you ve the sense, but it is curtained with veils of maya. For you to experience the truth, these veils have to be removed. Santana Kriya is the process of removing these veils. The practices that you have been given, individually or collectively, are a process to remove the veils that have curtained your senses. When you do the kriya, you establish a connection with the gurutattva. It is like inserting the plug into a socket, and the current flows. But if you do not want plug in, despite having the sense, you are unable to experience it. You only perceive creation by your five senses-sight, touch, smell, hearing and taste. You do not know anything beyond because you are veiled by the five senses. maya. At times, a guru helps you to remove that curtain, you are made to experience what lies beyond. You see it, appreciate it, but after sometime th curtain is back because of your inherent desires. There are five basics to yoga-one asana, one mantra, one guru, one isht and a single intent. If your intent is evolution, if your intent is of your guru, you can never digress from the path. Ego is the biggest roadblock for a sad haka. Jnana never comes from reading books or listening to lectures; it comes from somewhere else. Divine messages come in mysterious ways. Ego is the greatest veil, which never allows you to see the truth. It makes you believe that you know everything. The one who understands and accepts hat is lacking in him, where he is going wrong, can very easily go ahead but the one who keeps denying till the very end -nothing can be done for such a person. Do not try assessing the subject of yoga with your limited five senses, thatches will happen ‘or 'this should happwaitfor your experience. You area normal human being-you have five senses and certain desires. Every so has a desire and to fulfil that desire intakes’ a body and to rise above that desit holds the hand of the guru. Theprobarises when people start doing yoga fobhoga.Yoga is for rising above bhogaThe body and five senses are for bhogabut yoga is to rise above desires. Yogachitta vritti inroad. Gita talks of contof senses. What that control is, the goodwill guide you. Just like indulging in senses is an experience, similarly control of senses too is an experience But for this, you need a guru.
DISCLAIMER:
The views expressed in the Article above are Yogi Ashwini Khan views and kashmiribhatta.in is not in any way responsible for the opinions expressed in the above article. The article belongs to its respective owner or owners and this site does not claim any right over it.
Courtesy: Yogi Ashwini and Speaking Tree and Times of India