Yoga

Three classical paths, one shared destination. Each article explores the philosophy and practice in depth, then links to a directory of living masters teaching it today.

Swami Vivekananda's influential fourfold framework groups the classical yogic paths as Raj (the royal path of mental mastery), Gyan (the path of knowledge), Bhakti (the path of loving devotion), and Karma (the path of selfless action) — each suited to a different human temperament, all leading toward the same ultimate goal.

Raj Yoga

The Royal Path

Patanjali's eight limbs, from ethical restraint to samadhi — the classical foundation of meditation and mental mastery.

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Gyan Yoga

The Path of Knowledge

Advaita Vedanta's rigorous self-inquiry — neti neti, the four qualifications, and Ramana Maharshi's "Who am I?"

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Bhakti Yoga

The Path of Loving Devotion

The nine forms of devotion, Rupa Goswami's theology of rasa, and the path available to absolutely everyone.

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