1.11 Principles And Practices Of Jnana Yoga Flashcards
What are the three stages of Jnana Yoga?
Shravana - Listening, or absorbing instructions
Manana - Reflection or contemplation involving reasoning and arriving at intellectual conviction
Nididhyasana - Repeated meditation on convictions/accepted truths
What is Sadhana Chatushtaya?
It helps in the preparation of intellect, emotion, and will through
Viveka - Discrimination between real and unreal
Vairagya - Detachment from the fruits of actions
Shad Sampat (Six Attributes)
Mumukshuvta - Yearning for Freedom
What is the meaning of Uparati?
Withdrawal of the senses
What are the ultimate objectives of practicing Jnana Yoga? (3)
Moksha
Discrimination between real and unreal
Knowledge of Self
What is Sama?
To control the mind
What is Dama?
To control the senses
What is Titiksha?
Endurance / patience
What is Uparati?
Withdrawal of the senses
What is Shraddha?
Faith
What is Samadhan?
Not losing sight of the goal?
Subhecca is the first step to developing detachment in a Jnana Yogi. True or False
True
What are the Shad Sampat (Six Attributes)?
Sama
Dama
Uparati
Titiksha
Shraddha
Samadhan
What are the Sapta Bhumika (The Seven Stages)
Subheccha
Vicharana
Tanumanasi
Sattvapatti
Asamsakti
Padartha Bhavana
Turiya
Explain Subheccha
Good desire
Explain Vicharana
Philosophical enquiry