¶ … Hindu Yogas
The author of this report has been asked to write a brief review of the four Hindu yogas. Of course, those yogas are Jnana, Karma, Bhakti and Raja. The author has been asked to focus on one of the yogas in particular and, while doing so, include the general concept, what it means and how one can use this yoga to attain moksha. There will also a compare and contrast between the yoga that is selected and the three that were not. For this report, the author will cover the karma yoga the most completely.
The yoga known as karma is also known as the yoga of action. It should quickly be noted that the four different yogas are referred to as "paths." The principles of karma yoga include having the right attitude, the right motive, doing one's duty, doing one's best and a giving up results. In regards to the latter, the karma yoga devotee needs to understand that they are not God. Rather, they are merely the instrument that God is using and employing here on Earth. Further, a person that is dedicated to the karma yoga is to serve god or the self in all. Lastly, there is to be...
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