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Jnana yoga, also called gyana yoga or jnana marga (marga means “path”), is one of the traditional yoga systems. The tool of jnana yoga is the mind. #yogaphilosophy #jnanayoga

Jnana Yoga refers to the attainment of knowledge and self-knowledge or awareness. This yoga is to understand oneself and one's surroundings through experiencing it. Through Jnana Yoga, the soul is purified and we are able to connect ourselves with the soul. If you work sincerely you can practice Karma Yoga.

Jnana yoga helps you to use your mind to discover its own true nature and to distinguish between illusion and reality.

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Jñāna yoga ~ the yoga of wisdom. (pronounced Nee-Yan-Ah Yogah). This is one of the four paths of yoga as described in my lineage tradition (of Swami Sivananda). The sadhaka (spiritual aspirant) of this path has a constant practice of self-assessment, self-inquiry (Vichara) to examine themselves. ⁠ #yoga #yogaphilosophy #healing #8limbsofyoga #jnanayoga #yogichealing #yogaofwisdom #yogaisjustice #yogaforharmony #consciousyoga⁠ #fourpathsofyoga

Karma yoga is a Hindu concept, developed to show duty towards society. It helps you to get detached from your action and attain a burden free life to easily fit in your usual routine, help you get fruitful rewards and spread smile to others.

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