Trans-Acting II

Trans-action as a Conduct occurs within Individuals's Self System. Transaction has two Domains: Intra-personal and Inter-personal. Flow of Spiritual Energies and Instincts from the Self to Psyche, through to Persona, Personality and Environment is one Direction of Transacting. This process is Externalisation from the Core Intel. Flow of Energies and Influences Inward from Environment towards … Continue reading Trans-Acting II

Trans-Acting I

Transact meant 'to drive through' or 'to carry to completion'. Latin word 'trans (through) +agere (do, lead). The current meaning is Conduct, Negotiated Agreement. Transacting has multiple Realms and many levels. It involves Receiving, Influencing and Exchanges. Realms of Transacting: Spiritual: occurs at the level of Consciousness, mode of Light. Self: happens at the Realm … Continue reading Trans-Acting I

Term-inating

'Terminate' has Latin Origin from Terminus, meaning 'End, Limit or Boundary'. Terminate is the Action of bringing to an end or put an end to - Someone, something or Life Choices. Term is used in English as a specific or established period of Time, with an End Point. In Commerce and Marketing, Terms and Conditions … Continue reading Term-inating

NIYAMA- Individual Discipline

Niyama is a set of actions to be followed by the individuals in their Routine Life. The practice of Niyamas helps in maintaining an Order and Rhythm within the Self System. This helps the Psyche and Persona be attuned with our Unique sense of Individuality. Shoucha (Cleanliness); Act of keeping the internal and external systems … Continue reading NIYAMA- Individual Discipline

BRAHMA-CHARYA

BRAHMA_CHARYA (Alignment in Consciousness): Collective Consciousness is like the Cloud Sense in Information Technology. Brahma (in Hindu Myhtology) is the Universal Creator and Originator of this Mind’s Consciousness. Individual Minds are like a speck in this Ocean of Consciousness. Mind when aligned with the Universal state of Brahman; moves, functions and Perfects in accordance with … Continue reading BRAHMA-CHARYA

APARIGRAHA

APARIGRAHA (Non-Hoarding): Not accumulating or aggregating possessions, belongings, relations, attachments and experiences; without Sense of Purpose, Meaning, Function or Appropriate Use. Excessive Indulgence leads to maladaptive attachments, bondages, imbalances; causing Intellectal or Mental Fixations on the few aspects and experiences of Life. Mind becomes murky and stagnates, like a Cesspool. Fixations may lead to Maladaptive … Continue reading APARIGRAHA

SATHYA

Self has expanded Awareness of Abstract Truths. The Psyche is aware of the Good, Bad and Ugly realities of the Experiences. Persona and Personality are aware of the Roles we have chosen and the skills we have acquired, to serve the Purpose of Life. Reliance on Truth (by Inward Sensing) helps to overcome / stay … Continue reading SATHYA

AHIMSA

AHIMSA (Non-Violence): Abstaining, Refraining and Sublimating the Resentments and Angst that forms in our Intellect, Mind and Brain. Himsa arises from Desire to control people and situations as an act of Assertion and Superiority.Fear of losing importance or impulse of Self-preservation from threats.Outlet for Repressed emotions and vengeance to settle equations from Past.Inability to tolerate … Continue reading AHIMSA

YAMA – The Universal Values

YAMA is a set of Universal Values. They form the basis of Creative forces emanating from the Collective Consciousness. It is like a constitution which sets the Code of Appropriate Conduct. AHIMSA Non-Violence - Abstaining, Refraining and Sublimating the Resentments and Angst SATHYA Truth - Reliance on Truth (by Inward Sensing) ASTEYA Non-Stealing - Keeping … Continue reading YAMA – The Universal Values

SYSTEM of YOGA

Patanjali Maharshi gathered the techniques of Raja Yoga, systematized, and codified them into the branch called Ashtanga Yoga - The Eight Steps or Parts. These Steps are: Yama                       Universal Values / Order Niyama                    Individual Discipline Asana                       Physical Poses Pranayama             Regulation of Prana Pratyahara              Internalizing or Inward Sensing Dharana                   Disciplining or moderating the … Continue reading SYSTEM of YOGA