Category: Philosophy

The word Brahmacharya is derived from two Sanskrit words: Brahman, meaning the Divine or Absolute Consciousness, and Charya, meaning conduct. Thus, Brahmacharya literally translates to “conduct that leads to …

Chanting mantras is an integral part of yoga and meditation practices. Mantra yoga is that branch of yoga that leads to deep meditation by engaging the mind on a …

Practising yoga can lead to physical and mental well-being, and ultimately, enlightenment. Asanas, pranayama, and mudras channel prana in the right direction, providing true wisdom and knowledge. Through yoga, …

In a world filled with desires and constant competition, the concept of Asteya, or non-stealing, emerges as a fundamental principle not only in yoga but also in various aspects …

You must have seen people swaying to the rhythm of Bhajans or devotional music in the temples and religious places. Their eyes are closed, palms folded together to form …

When you think of yoga, you may always come up with an image of a person performing various poses, supported by breathing exercises, mudras, and meditation. But what if …