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Yoga: The Continuous Happening

Los Angeles, Feb.04, 2009
Dilip Butani

Mention “yoga” and the images we may think of are various physical postures. Many people seek out yoga for its physical benefits, of which there are many. However, the benefits of yoga reach far beyond the physical.

When it is practiced as it was originally designed, yoga connects the practitioner with the direct experience of “peace” and “bliss”. In introducing the Yoga Sutras, Patanjali states: “yoga chitta vritti nirodah”. Translated, this means yoga is the stopping of the mind.

The presence of mind is a major obstacle in preventing us from experiencing who we truly are. Vivekananda says that mind is a young monkey that is drunk and has been bitten by scorpions. Mind is the source of confusion and dilemma in our lives.

The practice of yoga – the stopping, or stilling of the mind – allows us to experience the true reality of who we are.

We allow the mind to enjoy far too much power. As long as the mind is allowed this power, it is our master and we remain the servant. As long as this situation remains, so does the confusion and dilemma in our lives.

Swami Nithyananda has stated that Yoga is the uniting of the body, mind and being – it is a continuous happening. Yoga moves us from the periphery to the center of who we are. This allows increased creativity, energy and intuition to be expressed every moment in our lives.

More than two thousand years ago, Patanjali offered the keys to stilling the mind in the various Yoga Sutras. Each sutra contains practical techniques that can be applied in every action, not just within the confines of a yoga studio.

Swami Nithyananda unveils the essence of Yoga over a number of insightful discourses, presenting the Yoga Sutras as they were originally intended by Patanjali during his spring tour, Yogam.

Swami Paramahamsa Nithyananda is an Enlightened Master who is on a mission to re-establish the science of inner bliss in every individual. He is one of the most watched spiritual gurus on YouTube as declared by “Enlightenment” magazine. His simple yet powerful explanations drive home the message, touching hearts and transforming millions of people worldwide.

 

 

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Paramahamsa Nithyananda was born on January 01, 1978.

  • He is a spiritual teacher and the founder of Dhyanapeetam, a worldwide movement, based in Bangalore, India.