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Yoga: The Science of the Soul

by Osho

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Yoga is not a religion-Yoga is pure science just like mathematics, physics or chemistry.What survives of yoga today are mostly the physical exercises that have helped people to achieve a more balanced and relaxed state in their lives. But in fact, as Osho explains in this book, the postures did not come first; rather, people began to notice that whenever they were in a state of meditation, the body naturally took on certain postures. It is possible to bring a certain peace by arranging the body in a posture that corresponds to this peace. But it is a misunderstanding to think that it is the cart that pulls the horse. Drawing from Yoga's original teachings, Osho clarifies this mind-body relationship and reveals yoga not only to be a set of physical exercises but what he calls a 'science of the soul'.… (more)
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Another Osho Gem, need I say more. Please add this to your reading list.
  danoomistmatiste | Jan 24, 2016 |
Another Osho Gem, need I say more. Please add this to your reading list.
  kkhambadkone | Jan 17, 2016 |
Osho explains the meaning of some of the most important Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, an early "scientist of the soul" who is credited with being the father of Raja Yoga, or the "royal path" of yoga.
  saraswati_library_mm | Mar 15, 2010 |
Osho explains the meaning of some of the most important Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, an early "scientist of the soul" who is credited with being the father of Raja Yoga, or the "royal path" of yoga.
  Saraswati_Library | Nov 12, 2008 |
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Yoga is not a religion-Yoga is pure science just like mathematics, physics or chemistry.What survives of yoga today are mostly the physical exercises that have helped people to achieve a more balanced and relaxed state in their lives. But in fact, as Osho explains in this book, the postures did not come first; rather, people began to notice that whenever they were in a state of meditation, the body naturally took on certain postures. It is possible to bring a certain peace by arranging the body in a posture that corresponds to this peace. But it is a misunderstanding to think that it is the cart that pulls the horse. Drawing from Yoga's original teachings, Osho clarifies this mind-body relationship and reveals yoga not only to be a set of physical exercises but what he calls a 'science of the soul'.

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