Jnana Yoga Dictionary

Jnana Yoga: The yoga of wisdom; the path to liberation based on wisdom, through the ability to distinguish between the Real and the unreal, and rejecting what is unreal.

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jnana-yoga

The spiritual discipline of cultivating knowledge of pure spirit.

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Jnana-yoga - the path of spiritual realization through a philosophical search for truth.

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jnana yoga:

yoga of knowledge

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Jnana-Yoga:

Jnana-Yoga ("Yoga of wisdom"): the path to liberation based on wisdom, or the direct intuition of the transcendental Self (atman) through the steady application of discernment between the Real and the unreal and renunciation of what has been identified as unreal (or inconsequential to the achievement of liberation)

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JNANA YOGA: the Yoga of knowledge

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Advaita-jnana - knowledge of non-duality. Although in the true sense this refers to the Supreme Absolute Personality of Godhead who is devoid of all duality, the Mayavada conception of advaitajnana is that the ultimate substance, brahma, is devoid of form, qualities, personality, and variegatedness.

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Jnana Yoga: Yoga of Knowledge

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Jnana Yoga

Path of wisdom arrived at through discrimination and discipline of the mind

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Jnana Yoga:

Jnana Yoga: Yoga of knowledge, "Union of knowledge." Describes the esoteric spiritual practices of the fully enlightened being, or jnani.

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jnana yoga: (Sanskrit) "Union of knowledge."

Describes the esoteric spiritual practices of the fully enlightened being, or jnani. An alternative meaning, popularized by Swami Vivekananda, is the quest for cognition through intellectual religious study, as one of four alternate paths to truth, the other three being bhakti yoga, karma yoga and raja yoga.

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Jnana yoga:

the yoga of knowledge - attained through spontaneous self-analysis and investigation of abstract and speculative ideas.

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Jnana -

(1) knowledge,

(2) knowledge which leads to impersonal liberation: this concerns the atma’s distinction from matter and its identity with brahma.

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brahma-jnana - knowledge of impersonal brahma; knowledge aiming at impersonal liberation.

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A dictionary Of Siddha Yoga Terminology. From Abhanga to Yogini.

Please note that all words in grey, like "enlightenment" or "kundalini" are hyperlinked to archives further explaining the term. At the corresponding archive you will also find articles related to the term.

Jnana Yoga

The yoga of knowledge. One of the seven major schools of yoga.

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Jnana-mudra - the traditional posture of the hand formed with the tip of the thumb touching the tip of the index finger.

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Jnana - Indriyas - Five organs or senses of Knowledge. viz., ear, skin, eye, tongue and nose.

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Jnana:

knowledge, understanding, wisdom

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JNANA: Knowledge; wisdom.

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