Jnana Yoga focuses on recognizing the relationship of our individual soul with God through proper understanding and introspection. Assuming that the individual soul and God (Brahman) are indistinguishable (non-duality; advaita model of life), the aim of Jnana Yoga becomes—realizing that we are God. This concept is also termed as “realizing the self” in many communications, [...]
Bhakti Yoga is about surrendering the self to God through love and remembrance. It is based on the belief that God accepts whatever is offered with love, whether it is a meal, a piece of clothing, a chant (mantra), a thought, or the soul (jiva). More commonly, it involves love towards a personal form of [...]
Karma Yoga is about altering our attitude towards work in such a manner that all our actions start leading us to God. Whether we earn for our family, engage in non-profit organizations, or are a homemaker, Karma Yoga teaches us how to gain spiritual advancement from every action. And the procedure to concurrently get in [...]
