Different models of yoga in Gita from "summary" of Modern Indian Interpreters of the Bhagavad Gita by Robert Neil Minor
Yoga plays a significant role in the Bhagavad Gita, with various models presented throughout its pages. These models provide an insight into the fundamentals of Hinduism, as well as the guiding principles of how to live life.- This book aims to guide the readers through a comprehensive knowledge of various types of yoga practices based in the Gita.
- According to Modern Indian Interpreters of the Bhagavad Gita by Robert Neil Minor, there are different models of yoga taught and practiced in the ancient scripture.
- A classic, profound understanding of love, life and truth is offered by Gita's teaching which can truly help bringing meaning and guidance to one's life.
- Through Gita's teachings, one can have an insight on the inner journey of self-realization which is a transformative process.
- Many different paths such as Karma Yoga, Jnana Yoga, Raja Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Kriya Yoga etc., are explained and discussed extensively in this book.
- As the mental space and logic comes into play in any true transformation, the authors further translates these classical yogic philosophies to modern context.
- In the text, it is referred that the yogic path should be much more than just physical postures as it involves engaging with latent aspects of one's or even cosmic consciousness.
- It also teaches us the importance of performing our duties in accordance with Dharma despite challenges.
- It is suggested that each person must embrace his/her own personal journey while journeying along the Yogic path of awareness and mindfulness.
- The book provides great insights on various aspects involved in achieving spiritual heights and becoming liberated from cyclic existence.
