The attachment to the senses results in attachment to the world and desire to obtain objects of the senses is born. The bodily senses are limited but the desires are limitless. Desires keep on replacing one another.
The Art of Detachment
Author: Shravan
Shravan is a practitioner of Ashtanga Yoga and reads philosophy for pleasure.
He helps others to seek their inner well being through Yoga and Vedanta.
Founder & Author @Worldofyogi.com
Enraged Parshuram
Sage Parshuram's father Maharishi Jamadagni was beheaded by the Daityas and they stole their cow Kamdhenu, which brought prosperity and fulfilment in their home despite being poor Brahmins. When he returned home one evening, he found his house was all torn apart, the cow was not in shed and his father's head was severed and…
Rudrashtakam – श्रीरुद्राष्टकम्
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Ashtanga Yoga: An eight-fold Path to Yoga
Ashtanga Yoga is a philosophical and yogic system of Raja Yoga for attaining enlightenment, which has eight limbs or branches mentioned in Yoga Sutras of Patanjali. It’s lifestyle and practices are based on Vedas and Upanishadic philosophies. Man is different from animals and all other species on this planet. It is the wisdom, knowledge, rationale…
The Journey Begins
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