EPISODE · Oct 7, 2020 · 12 MIN
Observing Ways Yoga Philosophy Is Relevant- 5 & 6
from When Spiritual Work Feels Stuck — What to Do Next
Due to the abundance of technology and ways in which we can connect electronically, there has never been a time in greater need of us learning to withdraw from our senses than there is today.Still to withdraw the senses does not mean to withdrawal from life or become desensitised, no, nothing as vacuous as that. Instead, it is about making conscious decisions to live a life in harmony and to do that one needs to go inwards and be still.One then can reach a high level of concentration. This point then becomes a tipping point of consciousness.Concentration and absolute focus on a single thing brings us to limb number 6. With so much going on how can you hope to learn to concentrate on one single thing? Check to these super tips which will aid you on your road to a more mediative way of being.Send us a message Support the showA note for every episode: we do not necessary agree with all the views on our podcast and leave listeners to make their own mind up with what they do or don't agree with.Why not check out my other new podcast established in 2026: Field, forest and Folklore: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2619974 Want to be a guest? Send The Gentle Yoga Warrior a message on PodMatch, here:
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Due to the abundance of technology and ways in which we can connect electronically, there has never been a time in greater need of us learning to withdraw from our senses than there is today. Still to withdraw the senses does not mean to withdrawal from life or become desensitised, no, nothing as vacuous as that. Instead, it is about making conscious decisions to live a life in harmony and to do that one needs to go inwards and be still. One then can reach a high level of concentration. This ...
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