Vedantic Yoga

In our previous article, we have discussed briefly the main principles of the inward movement in Vedantic Yoga. In this

Yoga is the seeking for the inner Self in man. This capacity to turn the consciousness inward determines largely success

The Anandamaya Kosha: The Bliss-Self We are now moving to the last part of this series, the Anandamaya  kosha  or 

Vignanamaya Kosha: The Gnostic Self We  are  now  passing beyond mind and entering  into  the  transcendental realms  of consciousness.  Only

The Mental and Gnostic Self The exact nature of  the  manomaya kosha  and  vignanamaya kosha in Taithria Upanishad, mental and

The Structure of Human Mind Next to the Self of Life comes the Self of Mind.  Prashna Upanishad classified human

Pranamaya Kosha: The Self of Life Next in the hierarchy of selves within the human being is the  Pranamaya Kosha 

Annamaya Kosha – The Physical Sheath  Let  us  begin with the physical basis of our existence,  our  body,  the Annamaya 

One of the most important and enduring contribution of Upanishads to the Yogic  psychology  is its five-fold classification  of  psychological 

One of the most creative intuitions of Upanishadic seers is the concept of Sat-Chit-Ananda, Being-Consciousness-Bliss as the nature of the