Overview
Even those of us living a full life in the world can attain the goal of yoga if we learn to practice non-attachment. But what does non-attachment mean in actual practice? How does someone free from attachment view their possessions, their actions, their relationships, and their self-identity? Most important, learn how meditation, selfless action, and welcoming life’s obstacles can help us release painful attachments and move toward freedom, love, and joy—the essence of non-attachment.
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What do we need to withstand the trials of life and find freedom? The 16th-century sage Tulsidasa noted four points to examine when we face obstacles: religion, friendship, patience, and courage. When an obstacle seems...
There are two paths to achieve liberation from the bondage of karma. They are renunciation and non-attachment. On the first path we say, “I don’t want any pleasure which is not practical in helping me...
We all want to understand the meaning of life. Eating, sleeping, and performing other natural functions, without an understanding of the purpose of life, makes an animal of man. To be a human being, one...
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