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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'Adidam Bhakti' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your Adidam Bhakti Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Adidam Bhakti 1. Bhakti Yoga, The Yoga Of Love - By: Michael Russell Bhakti Yoga, the most direct path to Cosmic Consciousness, to awareness of the Absolute, is the yoga of love and pure spiritual devotion to God, Who is Love. It is the yoga of blissful exhilaration, of purest love. In Bhakti Yoga, the devotee is the lover and the deity, the Divine, the G... Featured ArticleBhakti Yoga, The Yoga Of Love Bhakti Yoga, the most direct path to Cosmic Consciousness, to awareness of the Absolute, is the yoga of love and pure spiritual devotion to God, Who is Love. It is the yoga of blissful exhilaration, of purest love. In Bhakti Yoga, the devotee is the lover and the deity, the Divine, the Godhead, is the beloved. Bhakti Yoga causes its devotees to be fully aware, to be fully and ever conscious, of the fact that all is the manifestation of the Divine. It causes the veil of ig ...
Read full story 2. The Types Of Yoga - By: Michael Russell TYPES OF YOGA Primarily there are four broad categories of yoga, namely: 1) Bhakti yoga 2) Karma yoga 3) Raja yoga 4) Jnana yoga Bhakti yoga: The whole world is made up of love. Nobody would like to live if there is no love in his/her life. There i... 3. Six Branches Of Yoga - By: Michael Russell Yoga is an ancient tradition from the Eastern world, and these oldest practitioners tended to look at yoga as a tree with six branches. What all six have in common are the asanas (the physical positions and movements), Pranayama (the structured breathing or breath control), meditation and a strong m... 4. Spiritual Art Of Yoga - By: Michael Russell Just a few of the types of Yoga are Hatha, Bhakti and Karma. Hatha yoga is a physical yoga that uses physical exercises. A Yogic sage in the 15th century named Yogi Swatmarama is known as the developer and compiler of Hatha yoga. It is derived from the origins of Mahayana... 5. What Is Yoga? - By: Michael Russell Yoga is a mental and physical health system practiced for thousands of years, first in India, its place of origin and now increasingly throughout the world. One of the factors of its popularity is the fact that even medical doctors are advising patients on the value of yoga and it is being int... 6. The Fundamentals Of Yoga - By: Michael Russell Yoga is originally from India and is a collection of ancient spiritual practices focused on attaining enlightenment. There are many types of Yoga although there are only four main types identified namely, Karma Yoga, Jnana Yoga, Raja Yoga and Bhakti Yoga. It is common for Hinduism, Buddh... 7. The Purpose Of Yoga - By: Mpam 1618227 Patanjani's Yoga Sutras begin with the statement that the purpose of yoga is to isolate the seer, and from there provide a whole exposition of the 8 limbs of yoga ending in the chapter "Isolation." Isolation of the seer, which is the subject "I" in the experience of I as I" accompanied by a radical ... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
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