Perspectives in Yoga
Publisher: Bharat Manisha, Varanasi
Published: 1976
Place of publication: india
Number of pages: 132
Copyright date: 1976
Subjects: health & fitness,yoga
Description: Introduction ; Yoga is a form of inttuitive awareness by which an individual becomes concious of his real self(drashta) and its ultimate goal. It unites the real self with the universal consciousness.Inthis way alienation of the individual with universal consciousness may be removed. It assists an individual in realising the state of pure consciousness which is germane in his personality.It is is a form of internal adventure which ultimately leads to discovery of real self. This inward journey is possible when an individual is able to make his mind perfectly calm and free from all impurities. CONTENTS; 1 Yoga vibhuties a philosophical study 2. Yoga and its scope 3. Yoga a way of life 4. Importance of yoga in everyday life 5. Concept of death in Sri Aurobindo's yoga 6. Yoga for everybody for all time 7. Yoga and para-psychology 8. Yoga around the world 9. Influence of guided relaxation on the internal environment 10. Yoga and behavior therapy 11. Field and scope of yoga therapy 12. Psychiatric postulates of tantra yoga 13. Yoga education and industrial civilisation 14. Yoga and modern civilisation
Notes: The book is  digitised by University   of California on Feb 20, 2009
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