fbpx

Tag: mindfulness

Home » mindfulness » Page 2
mental wellness, stress management, peace and chaos, serene garden, urban chaos, mental health visualization, positive thinking, negative thinking, tranquility vs turmoil, mindfulness illustration, Yoga and Vritti Types
Post

Yoga and Vritti Types: Navigating Mental Modifications

Dive into the profound world of Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras with our latest exploration on "Yoga and Vritti Types." This blog uncovers how understanding the five types of vrittis—painful and not painful—can transform your yoga practice and daily life, guiding you toward deeper self-awareness and mental clarity.

group meditation, outdoor meditation, serene setting, spiritual guru, traditional attire, tranquil garden, sunlight filtering, peaceful atmosphere, diverse participants, meditation session, Yoga Mindfulness Practices
Post

Yoga Mindfulness Practices: Settling Within to Discover True Self

Explore the profound teachings of Patanjali's Yoga Sutras in our latest blog, where we delve into the ancient wisdom that guides mindfulness and self-awareness. Discover how Sutra 1.3 emphasizes the importance of calming the mind to reveal our true nature, offering deep insights for a serene and spiritually fulfilled life.

meditation, yoga, tranquility, peace, mindfulness, spiritual enlightenment, serene lake, lotus position, nature, calm
Post

Yoga Learning: Unraveling ‘Yogashchittavrittinirodhah’

Explore "Yogashchittavrittinirodhah," the sutra that encapsulates the essence of yoga's path to tranquility and insight. Through Swami Vivekananda's profound insights, we decode how the cessation of mental fluctuations can lead to spiritual enlightenment. This post delves deep into the components of Chitta, Vrittis, and Nirodhah, offering a practical guide for daily application.

Robin Sharma, Who Will Cry When You Die, self-help books, life lessons, personal development, monk who sold his Ferrari
Post

Robin Sharma: Reflections of Self  Learning

2010, a book discovery in Mumbai began my transformative journey with Robin Sharma's 'Who Will Cry When You Die?' Its teachings on mindfulness and continuous self-improvement have reshaped my approach to life, echoing profound Vedic principles that view every interaction and experience as a learning opportunity.