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Bhagavad Gita Group Discussions - Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga or Jnana Yoga - Practical Insights from Seekers
This episode is all about discussions and personal observations of what each of the seekers see as their path towards 'moksha' - eternal freedom.
\nWe even debate on what is that state of 'moksha'.
\nWe discuss what is 'samsara' and why is it difficult to get out of it.
\nWhat is the path the scriptures explain we have?
\nWhat is the yogic path?
\nIs there a danger to start 'assuming' that we are Brahman already - wouldn't that lead to megalomania?
\nWhat is the significance of cultivating mental attitudes? What are the right attitudes to cultivate? What to let go? How to do it?
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