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En-joy-ment In Paravastha & Life - Yogi Explains

Summary

, 12 min

How the enjoyment that blossoms in Paravastha carries into daily life. Babaji's hot-buttered-bread quote from Autobiography of a Yogi frames the divine as reaching into mundane pleasures; sunsets, music and poetry draw the mind into the right brain, following Iain McGilchrist, until Kriya becomes a practice of the whole day.

In this video

Teaches
Discusses
Let Go and EnjoyAutobiography of a YogiBabajiMayaLeft and right brainIain McGilchrist
Mentions
Low-Idle-StateHRV ResonanceLahiri MahasayaExpansionCute Baby MeditationLeft amygdalaSubconsciousHoly PotatoAshok SinghKriya Yoga

Key moments

00:00Paravastha: letting go and soaking up after practice00:37Lowering the idle so peace, joy and bliss blossom01:24How the blossoming translates into daily life02:01Babaji's hot buttered bread quote from Autobiography of a Yogi03:24The outer world as illusory, the truth found within04:34Inch by inch: reformatting what is real and unreal05:33The divine extends into the mundane: sunsets, mountains, ocean06:26Cute babies and the bliss of the left amygdala06:50Iain McGilchrist: poetry, music and the right brain08:17Enjoyment in life feeds back into meditation09:09Become the potato in the soup of the Oversoul09:52Ashokji: the real Kriya Yoga is practiced all day10:44Recommended Iain McGilchrist books