Four Path of Yoga

In Guru Yog Peeth all beautifully unique individuals, yet we all share a commonality in the sense that we live in our body and minds which are governed by our emotions and energy.  

As distinctive souls, we all operate at different levels which is why there are Four Margas, four paths of Yoga. It is these four paths which represent each aspect of our lives (body, mind, emotion, and energy) and it is through living that we will invoke at least one aspect, if not more on whatever path we choose to take in life.

There Are many paths for you to follow on your inward journey one for every type personality.

·        Asthana Yoga:-

Asthana yoga compared  to the head of the bird. They provide the disciplines guidance, organization, and vision that are necessary for flight, and these are shared in common among all the paths of yoga. The other tree paths which are associated with the wings and tail of the bird.

·        Karma Yoga:-

Karma Yoga consist of performing actions without expectation attachment.

Karma yoga is especially suited for those who are action oriented; it bring a sense of inner balance in the midst of activity.

The paths to spiritual liberation in Hinduism,  karma yoga is the path of unselfish action. It teaches that a spiritual seeker should act according to dharma, without being attached to the fruits or personal consequences. Karma Yoga, states the Bhagavad Gita, purifies the mind.
 It leads one to consider dharma of work, and the work according to one's dharma, doing god's work and in that sense becoming and being "like unto god Krishna" in every moment of one's life.

·        Bhakti yoga:-

The bird’s other wing is the path of Bhakti yoga. Musicians, artists, poets, and those whose joy lies in the refinement of sentiment often find themselves attracted to this path.

The path of Bhakti is characterized not only by love, but by faith and surrender as well. While yoga is not a religion, it does not ignore the fact that human hearts need an object of affection just as human minds need an object of concentration. 

The goes of yoga are worthy of reverence and devotion, and such devotion, itself, can lead to self-realization.

That is message here . it is expressed in many verses in the Gita.

·        Jnana Yoga:- 

The path of jnana Yoga is about more than mere intellect, however. Through this path we develop the ability to see our mind and personality dispassionatel, witnessing passions and distractions yet remaining above them. Regarding one who practices Jnana. 

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