A nice September day... Full of actions and discussions around Yoga and Yoga philosophy. Talk around the subject of Karma. If the concept of Karma is a religious concept?
Does ot have to do something with the idea of Sin?
If you look at Indian society and culture it has a long long history and every thing interlinked with other. Same is with Yoga and all the Yogic paths.
India has roots in Vaidic cultures, Which was not a religion. It was more of lifestyle or a cultural heritage. Over the year as India was attacked by external powers the people who lived on the other side of Hindukush was called Hindu. And these people kept the rituals and social structure as it was during the Vedic times.
To cut the long history short Yoga is an India Philosophy which show a way to live and explore potential hidden in each one of us.....
More on the same subject in the next post
Does ot have to do something with the idea of Sin?
If you look at Indian society and culture it has a long long history and every thing interlinked with other. Same is with Yoga and all the Yogic paths.
To cut the long history short Yoga is an India Philosophy which show a way to live and explore potential hidden in each one of us.....
More on the same subject in the next post
Sanapurna is an example of Karma Yoga. Where people came for the sake of action. Without any expectation. Each time I had friends coming over to help us paint clean or many other small and big jobs. Each time there was a great connection in the group. We eat together, laughed, cleaned, created and Just felt happy.
ReplyDeleteWhat else we can wish then having many many joyful moment