Sublime
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From the vijnanam to the annam is the aparardha or lower part of existence where Vidya is dominated by Avidya; from the ananda to the sat is the parardha or higher half in which Avidya is dominated by Vidya and there is no ignorance, pain or limitation.
The Incarnate Word
meditation
Michael Dean • 8 cards
the Buddha’s teachings on the Middle Way, which advocate transcending extremes to find balance and liberation in the unconditioned center.
Troy Valencia • Living Beyond the Mind: The End of Personal Suffering
undo the habits of the five kleṣas.
Michael Stone • The Inner Tradition of Yoga: A Guide to Yoga Philosophy for the Contemporary Practitioner
Admitting the mistaken perception of ordinary people, ‘I am this body; I have a separate existence’, as the base, the scriptures teach the four yōgas, namely karma yōga, bhakti yōga, rāja yōga and jñāna yōga:
Sri Sadhu Om • The Path of Sri Ramana
Buddhism
Not sure what I mean? Consider my favorite passage from the Vedas: “The truth waits for eyes unclouded by longing.”
Emily Fletcher • Stress Less, Accomplish More: Meditation for Extraordinary Performance
meditation
Eka Mikeladze • 1 card