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Yoga literally means 'linking', and typically (as in Raja Yoga) this means linking or combining with God (ie 'union' from the | Yoga literally means 'linking', and typically (as in Raja Yoga) this means linking or combining with God (ie 'union' from the | ||
| − | sanskrit meaning). For BKs, yoga means meditation and [[remembrance]] ie remembering God. One | + | sanskrit meaning). For BKs, yoga means meditation and [[remembrance]] ie remembering God. One can have yoga with any soul, but BKs are severely discouraged from having yoga with any souls outher than the supreme soul ie God. |
The BK flavour of yoga, [[Raja Yoga]] is mental and not physical and is described under [[Raja Yoga]] | The BK flavour of yoga, [[Raja Yoga]] is mental and not physical and is described under [[Raja Yoga]] | ||
One of the four main BK [[subjects]], ie [[yoga]], [[gyan]], [[seva]], and [[dharna]]. | One of the four main BK [[subjects]], ie [[yoga]], [[gyan]], [[seva]], and [[dharna]]. | ||
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Yoga
Yoga literally means 'linking', and typically (as in Raja Yoga) this means linking or combining with God (ie 'union' from the sanskrit meaning). For BKs, yoga means meditation and remembrance ie remembering God. One can have yoga with any soul, but BKs are severely discouraged from having yoga with any souls outher than the supreme soul ie God.
The BK flavour of yoga, Raja Yoga is mental and not physical and is described under Raja Yoga
One of the four main BK subjects, ie yoga, gyan, seva, and dharna.