Bikram Yoga posture
February 4, 2009 by admin
Filed under Bikram Yoga
The word Yoga is derived from the Sanskrit base “yuj” or “to yoke” which supposedly relates to the union of the individual’s soul (Atman) with the universal collective soul (Brahman); both are Hindu conceptual terms used as a reference to the mind, where Oneness only truly exists. Read more
Yoga and Patanjali
November 20, 2007 by Steven Palmer
Filed under Indian Philosophy
The word yoga occurs in the rig-Veda in various senses such as yoking or harnessing, achieving the unachieved, connection, and the like. Read more
Yoga
June 18, 2007 by Steven Palmer
Filed under Tantra Shastra
Thiss word, derived from the root Yuj (”to join”), is in grammar samdhi, in logic avayavasakti, or the power of the parts taken together and in its most widely known and present sense the union of the jiva or embodied spirit, with the Paramatma, or Supreme Spirit (1) and the practices by which this union may be attained. Read more

