It is always blissful to listen to Sinha Sir, I wonder how much knowledge he has gained and still he seems to be so down to earth! He is Truly Awakened!! Jay Shri Ram! We are Grateful that You Guys are doing this wonderful Job by making and posting such videos! This is True Patriotism second to our soldiers on the border! Keep up the good work.
गुरु जी आप इन शब्दों को इतने सरल तरीके से समझा रहे हो, हर एक शब्द सीधा हृदय में उतर जाता है l इतनी बड़ी जानकारी के लिए आपका बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद गुरु देव l🙏🙏🙏🙏
Pranam guruji.. 🙏aap ki vanise aisa lagta hai sakshat ved aapna gyan hame baat rahe hai ..sakshat mata saraswati aapki vani me virajman hai....soubhagya shali hai ham ki aapko sun rahe hai aapka bahot bahot dhanyawad 🙏.❤️aapke video hamtak pahucha rahe hai unko bhi bahot bahot dhanyawad 🙏
Superb. That thou art. Ultimate knowledge. If understood, almost all the gates are open. You have described superbly. But this knowledge comes by common sense which is rarely found. It comes at random, or by luck or by Grace only. Too simple, therefore most difficult to understand. Happy thoughts...
एक वर्ष पूर्व एक जिज्ञासु के comment में 'क्रिया योग' और 'हठ योग' में अंतर समझाने के बारे में Dr सिन्हा से वांछित उत्तर लंबित है 3 Ways That Kriya Yoga Differs From Hatha Yoga By Sham In this article, we’ll take a look at a few of the biggest differences between these two types of yogic practice. Let’s get started now. 1. Kriya Yoga Goes Deeper Than Physical Hatha Yoga Practice The biggest difference between Kriya Yoga and Hatha Yoga is that Kriya Yoga is focused on more than just the physical benefits of yogic practice. Hatha Yoga is the practice of performing yoga poses. The word “hatha” means “force” - thereby emphasizing the physicality of this type of yogic practice. Hatha Yoga has become popular as a method of physical fitness, as the “asanas” (poses) used in Hatha Yoga can help improve strength and flexibility, and promote overall health and wellbeing. Kriya Yoga, on the other hand, is focused on more than just the physical benefits of yoga - but also on its spiritual benefits. Kriya Yoga technique is designed to incorporate meditation, selfinquiry, and surrendered devotion to help develop your spirit, and live a more conscious, fulfilling life. Find out how to do Kriya Yoga now! 2. Kriya Yoga Focuses On Spiritual Awakening Kriya Yoga is not a religion, but Kriya Yoga meditation is designed to help with spiritual awakening. There are four essential actions that can be taken to help with this goal: ● Meditation - Meditation, including prosperity meditation is essential for Kriya Yoga practice. Kriya Yoga utilizes the meditation methodology of Raja Yoga, including its eight limbs of practice. ● Contemplation - We must contemplate and inquire about the nature of Reality in order to understand our place in the world. ● Reflection - By reflecting on how to live our lives with wisdom, sincerity, and compassion, we can unlock the secrets to inner peace and prosperity. ● Exploration - By exploring and engaging with various spiritual practices, each person who practices Kriya Yoga meditation can discover what works for them, and helps them reach enlightenment. 3. Peace And Prosperity Are The Goal Of Kriya Yoga What is prosperity, and what does prosperity mean? Prosperity refers to living according to dharma. In other words, living for more than oneself - and for a higher purpose. Kriya Yoga teaches that true abundance only comes when we clear away all of the fears, doubts and misgivings that we have - which obstruct the true Self from shining through. There are four primary aims in life, according to The Vedas, the oldest Sanskrit spiritual texts. Artha, meaning wealth, is one of these. Kama, to enjoy life, is another, and moksha, to realize ultimate freedom, is another. But above all of these is dharma. Dharma is the most important of these aims - and by following dharma, true peace and prosperity can be realized. What Is Kriya Yoga? Find Out For Yourself! If you have more questions about Kriya Yoga, and how this practice differs from Hatha Yoga, take a look at the website of Ellen Grace O’Brian now. As an influential practitioner of Kriya Yoga, Yogacharya O’Brian can help us understand more about this spiritual practice - and how we can use it to pursue our own enlightenment. (Copy paste by Dehradun's Sushil Ojha, thanks to Mahesh Daswal ji from Moscow)
Ye sab mayabadi philosophy hai vastwikta ye hai ki sankrachary ne tatwamasi ko mahavakya mana hai apni philosophy adwait vedant ki siddhi ke liye lekin acharyo ne om ko mahavakya mana hai vastav me jiv kavi vi iswar nahi ban sakta kuch baton me aved jarur hai lekin ved bahut hai or ye ved jiv mukt hone ke bad vi rahta hai ye inlogo ki byaktigat vichar hai kaliyug me aise hi vichar ke adhyatmbadi adhik honge vedant me kaha gaya hai adhikam tu ved nirdesat chuki sinha ji devotee nahi hai gyan marg ki pustake padkar apna to sarvnas kiye hi hai or aise pravachan kar samanya jano ka vi sarvnas kar raha hai sunne me bahut achha lag raha hai ki tum swayam brahm ho tattwa se tum wahi ho arthat brahm kitni galat bat hai chuki ved aadi sastra prokshabad hai ataha savi ko iska tatprya nahi samjh ayega srotyam brahmnist mahapurusho dwara hi janne yogya hai (Geeta) na aham praksya sarvagya bhaktya mam avijanati tattwatah ye sab mayabad susk charcha hai ramayan me kaha gya hai ki (melahi na raghupati binu anuradha kiye jog tap gyan biraga)bye brahm gyan nahi bharam gyan hai kintu isprakar bolne wale ki bad aa Gaye hai kaliyug hai (brahm gyan bin nar nari Karen na dusar bat samjhdar ko isata hi kafi hai aise adwait vedantiyo me chakkar me na pade bhagwan banne me koi moj nahi jo moj unke das me vastav me jiv ka yahi swarup hai ki wo bhagwan ka das ya ansh hai is gyan ko pure viswa me failana chahiye
