Karma Yoga

By yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru GOD the Father is like the gigantic ocean and all its waves. There are many kinds of fish in the ocean, and neither of them can live outside of it. Even an apparently minuscule thread of sand, always contains GOD the Father, Who is present in it, in one way or…
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Karma Yoga is a path to enlightenment achieved through selfless service that often involves some form of work. Anything that helps people can be considered service, which includes creative work. Even if your job prevents you from helping people on a regular basis, it can still be considered…
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  By Wes Annac Karma Yoga is a path to enlightenment achieved through selfless service that often involves some form of work.Anything that helps people can be considered service, which includes creative work. Even if your job prevents you from helping people on a regular basis, it can still be considered a form of…
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Love, truth, well-being, detachment, complete bliss, freedom, beauty, equality, in one word: wisdom - this is not only a moral code but ultimately the supreme goal of the human being, because they are containing an extraordinary powerful manifestation of his spiritual force received through ineffable resonance from God.…
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Every authentic spiritual path, every religion, every important philosophical system are all expressing in specific forms the fundamental effort of the human being towards Liberation. Consciously or unconsciously, everything in this Universe evolves faster or slower towards the same essential goal. This Universe, even…
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The practice of the Karma Yoga system can be combined with the practice of other forms of yoga, especially Bhakti Yoga, Haöha Yoga, Raja Yoga, Laya Yoga. This is one of the main themes of Kåñna‘s teachings exposed in Bhagavad Gita. On this subject I will give several quotes: "Abandon and offer all your works to the…
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We should never imagine that the perfection and the wonderful inner realisation made possible through the Karma Yoga system are easy to attain. Even the correct intellectual understanding of its rules and of their correct application is not easy at all. Kåñnasays in Bhagavad Gita: "Regarding what detached action and…
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We have seen that, broadly speaking, the Karma Yoga system can be resumed in four principles: Do not consider any detached action as being without importance, negligible and incompatible with the role we may think we have to play in life as Karma yogi-s. Do not egotistically desire or fear…
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The theoretical grounds and techniques of action in Karma Yoga are clearly stated by Kåñna in the Bhagavad Gita, with the only observation that the order in which these ideas are presented is not the most convenient for Western people. Briefly, the wise teachings of Kåñna are: One can not be without action, even for a second.  One…
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Irrespective of the way we represent our spiritual goal, this can be attained through one of the forms of Yoga. Enlightenment (mokña), is defined in Hinduism as the communion with the Divine in all forms, the attainment of the divine plane of consciousness, the anchoring of consciousness in the Ultimate Truth, the attainment of…
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