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Yogashikha Upanishad (critical study)

by Sujatarani Giri | 2015 | 72,044 words

Hinduism Hindu Philosophy Yoga

This page relates 鈥業ntroduction鈥� of the English study on the Yogashikha Upanishad鈥攁 key text from the Krishna Yajurveda, focusing on the pinnacle of Yogic meditation. This essay presents Yoga as a crucial component of ancient Indian philosophy and spirituality and underscores its historical roots in Vedic literature鈥攑articularly the Upanishads and Vedant. The chapters of this study are devoted to the faculties of the mind and internal body mechanisms such as Chakras as well as the awakening of Kundalini.

Chapter 1 - Introduction

- Sub-Contents: (+ / -)

Part 1 - Definition of Philosophy

Part 2.1 - Introduction to Indian Philosophy

Part 2.2 - The Six Ways of Knowing (峁岣峝ar艣ana)

Part 3.1 - Place of Yoga in Indian Philosophy

Part 3.2 - Yoga as a Link to all Systems of Thought

Part 3.3 - Introduction to the Yogas奴tra

Part 4 - Eight Steps of Yoga鈥擨ntroduction

Part 4.1 - Yama (Abstinences)

Part 4.2 - Niyama (Observances)

Part 4.3 - 膧sana (Posture)

Part 4.4 - Pr膩峁嚹亂膩ma (breath control)

Part 4.5 - Praty膩h膩ra (withdrawal of senses)

Part 4.6 - Dh膩ra峁嚹� (fixed attention)

Part 4.7 - Dhy膩na (Concentration or Meditation)

Part 4.8 - Sam膩dhi (Contemplation)

Part 5 - Salient Features of Yoga

Part 6 - Various Schools of Yoga鈥擨ntroduction

Part 6.1 - Schools of Yoga (1) Bhaktiyoga

Part 6.2 - Schools of Yoga (2) R膩jayoga

Part 6.3 - Schools of Yoga (3) J帽膩nayoga

Part 6.4 - Schools of Yoga (4) Ha峁環ayoga

Part 6.5 - Schools of Yoga (5) Karmayoga

Part 6.6 - Schools of Yoga (6) Mantrayoga

Part 6.7 - Schools of Yoga (7) Layayoga

Last Updated: 07 January, 2025

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