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Yoga is a science of spirituality that is deeply rooted in both psychology and metaphysics. In fact, it harkens back to the ancient, pre-Cartesian meaning of psychology - the study (logos) of the spirit (psyche). Yoga is not a religion. It is a vehicle for manifesting higher levels of consciousness that can, but need not be, directed at our chosen vision of God or Goddess. Read More














"...a deeper connection to our chosen vision of God."
Shouldn't one rather aspire to have a deeper connection to the vision of God that is in some sense correct, and therefore not chosen? Isn't there something creepily self-indulgent, if not solipsistic, about concerning oneself with impressions without regard to their correspondence to the truth, instead of arriving at impressions BECAUSE of their provisional truth-value?
Chosen vision...
I do agree that yoga is not
I do agree that yoga is not a religion and that practicing yoga doesn't mean that you are deviating from the religion you believe in. I think yoga and meditation can help people become more conscious of their own prayers. thank you Michael:)
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