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We use Philosophy in our daily routine in order to improve our behaviours and lifestyle.
We do that as a way to know the Truth.
The Truth is always pure.
If we want to know the Truth, or to know the pure knowledge, then we need to be pure in our Body, Mind and Speech.
MAN - Mind
Mind is the eleventh Indriya (Sense) and operates as both Karmendriyas (Action senses) and Gyanendriyas (Knowledge senses).
There are two types of Mind:
1) Samashti – Pure Mind (Mind which is working in a proper way)
2) Vyashti – Non pure Mind.
Cultivate positive thinking constantly, no matter the events that are coming at you. Stay pure. Don’t let others' negativity affect your purity.
KARMA - Action (Body)
Karma means ‘Mental determination with options’.
Sat Karma means ‘pure mental determination with options’.
(SanKalp = Determination, Vikalp = Options)
Keep your actions pure and positive.
VACHAN – Speech
Speech is Vital Energy. That Vital Energy (VE) is operating when we talk. Speech (VE) doesn’t mean only the vocabulary sense or the external 'talkative' sense of it; because when we are meditating, our Vital Energy is active internally as if it is an internal speech. When a person is active mentally or physically, that Vital Energy is always engaged, without it we cannot say or do anything.
Keep your words pure as a habit when approaching others (and yourself).
The problem is that we tend to desert pure behaviors in our daily routine. Our mental approach to events in our lives tends to be negative at first, and then our actions follow in the same manner so that we perform negative actions as well.
The practitioner, who seeks for purity in his life should aspire to be pure in the three aspects of Body, Speech and Mind.
A person is considered a pure being when he or she are pure in these three aspects: Body, Speech and Mind - these three aspects form us as a person. They form our identity.
In the next Newsletters we will elaborate on each of these three aspects.
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by Dr. Jayant K. Bhadury & Acharya Hemant K. Bhadury
Yoga Asanas
Lord Śiva has enumerated 8.4 million āsanas to correspond to the 8.4 million types of animals and living things on this earth. Among these 84 āsanas are primary, and even among these just 32 āsanas are the best for the human world:
Siddha, Padma, Bhadra, Mukta, Vajra, Svastika,Siṃha, Gomukha, Vīra, Dhanua Mṛta (or Śava), Gupta, Matsya, Matsyendra, Goraksha, Paśchimotāna, Utkaṭa, Śakaṭa, Mayūra, Kukkuṭa, Kūrma, Uttānakūrma, Uttānamandūka, Vṛksha, Mandūka, Garuḍa, Vṛṣa, Śalabha, Makara, Uṣṭra, bhujanga, and Yoga-āsana. These 32 postures are siddhi(success)-giving in the human world.
In this newsletter we will introduce the first two āsanas:
Siddhāsana
Press the right ankle into the space between the anus and the sex organ. Press the other ankle upon the space between the navel and the sex organ. Press the chin down upon the heart region. If one sits in this pose with all his sense organs under control, immobile like stone with eyes fixed on the point between the eyebrows, this is called siddhāsana that penetrates the door to salvation.
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Siddhāsana
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Padmāsana
Place the right foot upon the left thigh and the left foot upon the right thigh. If one sits in this pose while while the vision is fixed upon the tip of the nose, then this is calles the all - disease - destroying padmāsana
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Padmāsana
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We are happy to inform you all about the "Bhrigu Yoga Brahma Chinta Pranali Trust" upcoming Spring events in Israel. We will have most of our events in sunny Tel Aviv, among them we will participate in a symposium at the school of Medicine in Tel Aviv University, special event hosted by the Israeli Yoga Organisation, Family weekend in the northernmost village in Israel, Symposium hosted by the “Emet” Science and consciousness Organization and the cherry on top: an In-Depth weekend workshop with the Masters, 3 days in the beautiful green forests of the Galilee mountains!
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God Bless you all
Bhrigu Yoga Brahma Chinta Pranali Trust
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