Brahmvidya Vihangam Yoga, in its true form, begins where all other meditation pathways reach their end points. In the concluding part of the two-part series, learn about the pinnacle of this conscious meditation.

Brahmvidya Vihangam Yoga, in its true form, begins where all other meditation pathways reach their end points. In the first of the two-part series, learn about conscious meditation and how it differs from all meditation that is conducted within the domain of prakriti, or this mortal world platform.

In this episode, learn about the third stage of Vihangam Yoga meditation.

In this episode, we learn more about the first two stages of Vihangam Yoga meditation.

In this episode, we discuss about the five word sounds and ten musical and other sounds that occur in the head all the time but are only heard by experienced meditation practitioners who have become adept at the art of sharpening and focussing their consciousness, and who know how to quieten their minds.

We also touch upon the prānā or the vital life forces which work autonomously in the body and through which the body conducts its various functions and operations. Finally we touch upon the chakrās or the subtle lotuses within the body, their relationship with prānās and their role in the body.

In this episode, learn about the beginner (first) stage of the five-stage Vihangam Yoga meditation pathway.

In the second of the two-part series, we

1. review/revisit the importance of the virtues of truthfulness, equanimity, humility, patience, discipline, meals, sleep and time.
2. re-visit the concepts of service, company of the truthful and the learned and devotion to the Lord as three most important objectives of human life
3. delve into what the Swarved says on good governance and sensory gratification

In the first of the two-part series, we delve into the importance of the virtues of truthfulness, equanimity, humility, patience, discipline, meals, sleep and time. We re-visit the concepts of service, company of the truthful and the learned and devotion to the Lord as three most important objectives of human life.