Intensity yields results
Tivra Samveganam Asannaha
With intense practise, the goal of Yoga, merging of the individual consciousness with the cosmic consciousness is achieved. This merging, or a state of Samadhi happens when the mind is functioning in tune with the cosmic consciousness and not broken into vrittis or individual thought waves. The means of practise to reach the state of Samadhi has been outlined in the many sutras in the next part of the Patanjali Yoga Sutra, called the Sadhana Padaha. - Swahilya Shambhavi
10 comments:
Dear swahilya, you put it in a fine description. Besides,I love that snowman. How old is the photography? Is there currently any snow around?
thanks Ray! Yes you are right! The photo is more than two years old,and the snowman was done by our neighbours kids z(sm feeling sleepy, to comment more than a line properly@)
Well explained Swahilya
thanks fruitu, welcome!
The key word is "tivram", intensity. Initially it is not easy, but with practice, the intensity, and the experience will occur. Well explained, Swahilya.
Meena.
thank you, meena
If I understand your teaching today, this is "the flow" correct?
Yes Mark, "the flow" is correct. But often, "the flow," is understood as a will-less being. But just as a river which is always moving with "the flow" goes through many phases such as gushing forth, crashing down as a waterfall, meandering along the course and finally lazily merging with the ocean - Yoga is going along with the flow of the river of the mind in many phases, finally merging with the ocean of consciousness.
Your Blos is really an eye opener !! I am planning to take off to the Himalayas and your article in the Indian Express today, confirmed my trip !!!
Excellent Finger Tip! Go ahead!
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