Branches of YOGA
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connied on October 4, 2008
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Yoga translated means to "Yoke," to unite, join or connect. A union or joining of the mind and body. It is a complete system of physical, mental, social and spiritual development. Yoga aims to prepare the body and mind for meditation and transformation. Each Branch with its unique characte (see more)
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Indonesian | English |
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| Karma Yoga |  Present efforts become a way to consciously create a future that frees us from being bound by negativity and selfishness. |
| Bhakti Yoga | The path of devotion, seeing the divine in all of creation, cultivates acceptance and tolerance. A strong spiritual aspect. |
| Jnana Yoga | Yoga of the mind, or wisdom, the path of the sage or scholar. An intellectual path through the study of the scriptures, and texts of the yogic tradition. Involves serious study. |
| Raja Yoga | Most common in the West. Means"royal," and meditation is the focal point. It attracts individuals who are introspective. Observes the eight limbs of yoga. |
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