Jiiana Yoga

How to find Divine Hope

We all wonder through life searching for that Divine Hope. Many of us wonder aimlessly, stumbling often along the path of freedom. Jiiana yoga is merely one section of the yogic powers that take you to the Divine Hope, and sets you free from the world's miserable ways. Jiiana stands alone from the Divine knowledge. The fruit of Jiiana stands to teach us insights of self-realization, which guides one to his or her true existence in life.

Jiiana then teaches one, personal completeness, which brings one fulfillment of his or her personal potentials. To learn how Jiiana works however, you must learn the steps after its yogic, which includes Raja.

Jiiana is an Indian belief that people are questioning. The cognition beliefs incorporated into Jiiana takes us to the "Book of the Dead." The book is based on religion concepts, which may or may not emerge from the Holy Scriptures. Jiiana emerges from the term Jainism.

Jainism is the branches of Hindu religions, which reject the theory that the highest being or advocates give deep respect to all existing things. Jainism started in the 6th Century before Christ. (B.C) The goal is to liberate the soul through teachings, which focuses on (Right) faith, (Right) knowledge, and the right conduct. In summary, this could mean the goal is to lean on the right brain, rather than the left-brain to achieve self-realization.

Yoga in itself is a Hindu belief in God. The belief is that one God has created the rules for the human race, as well as the world. The belief however may not accompany the beliefs of the Divine Revelation, i.e. that of the bible. This brings us to see that Hindu theistic may believe in more than one God. Hindu beliefs outline tells that suppressing all activities of the mind, body, etc, will lead us to self-realization. In summary, once you come to self-realization, one will see his distinctions, moving him to attain liberation. Yoga then is a systematic exercise that helps one attain control over the mind and body, as well as attaining well-being through teachings.

Jainism, as well as Jiiana is outlined in the Supreme Paths of Discipleship. The goal of Jiiana yoga, as well as linking yogic methods is to find great pleasure by realizing that the mind, as all areas of the conscious is indivisible of the entire cavity of the mind. (All-Mind)

Using yogic methods one can find heighten joy realizing that Prime Reality has distinguish characteristics that help us to identify the true nature of one's character. The mission is to bring one to the highest standard of self-realization.





In addition, Jiiana brings us to self-realization, as well as assisting one in achieving the greatest joy when that one realizes the infinite thoughts that transcend to knowledge and defines reality, including all things that signify life after death (Sangsaric), and when one sees the differences between all things that are existing and non-existent.

Jiiana helps one to free of the mind of chaos, while working toward the goal of handling all thoughts without disturbance. The notion however places emphasis on the prehistoric and/or uncreated mind that exists without disturbing thoughts.

To complete Jiiana yoga, one must train the mind artistically, while inventing strategies to control the mind and body, thus leading one into completeness.

Yoga helps one to achieve self-fertilization through learning compassions that helps one to see that the mind does not give creation to birth, death, and change. The notion behind this theory is based on Sambhoga- Kaya. In summary, Sambhoga- Kaya describes the body, which purified visions take one to wealth. The wealth includes gaining knowledge of symbolization of the superhuman forms. The next step is to move toward self-fertilization through the divinity of Dharma-Kaya, as one realizes that he or she has no feelings of duality.