Raja Yoga
What is Raja Yoga, you may ask.
Raja in Sanskrit mean king, Yoga mean union, or yoke. When both words are placed together, the meaning is so powerful. A king acts with independence, self-confidence, and assurance. In this practice there are 8 principles limbs to help you in your journey.
Yama- self Control
Niyama- discipline
Asana- yoga Poses, physical exercises
Pranayama- breathwork exercises
Pratyahara- withdrawal of senses from external
Dharana- concentration
Dhyana- mediation
Samadhi- complete realization
Here a link about this in more details.
https://www.yogaindailylife.org/system/en/the-four-paths-of-yoga/raja-yoga
Reason I love this practice, there is no wrong or right its a continue practice never-ending. You do not have to complete them. I have learn to always be a growing individual, I am always a student then a teacher then back to student. I love learning in my practice taking my time, not rushing and learning what is great in my raja yoga practice.
I encourage you my fellow yogi’s try one word and focus on a little bit or for a while, currently as of today I am working on Dhyana and Niyama right now. But in my class I accidently put these principles in your practice. I got you, sending love, light and peace my beautiful people.
Urkie……Namaste
