
Explore samadhi as the signless state of Shiva, traversing nada and bindu toward the ocean of consciousness, where supreme consciousness is formless and realized.
Explore the various synonyms for samadhi across yoga traditions, such as Raj yoga, yoga of emptiness, the art of immortality, and beyond opposites, to reach the first samadhi.
Explore samadhi as the union of the relative self and the absolute self, like salt dissolving into water, revealing co-dependent consciousness and the middle way.
Concentrating prana into a central channel merges prana and mind, yielding the first samadhi. Before that, balance breath and body through pranayama, mudras, and bandhas to steady the mind.
The real samadhi unfolds from body, breath, and mind to self, soul, universal self, and absolute self, guided by the guru's grace revealing Raja yoga.
Discover how guru grace fosters detachment from body and memories, enabling intuition beyond intellect to awaken kundalini and guide you into shoonyā samadhi and sahaja samadhi.
Enter the sunia to reach the middle channel’s timeless zero point, where universal laws vanish. Re-enter time as cause and effect resume, attaining immortality and oneness beyond death.
Rise of kundalini marks the final goal, making mudras and bandhas complete their effects and guiding inner awakening toward samadhi; seek intense practice within safe, stage-wise limits.
Uncover how freedom and higher consciousness arise when prana quiets and the mind dies, a metamorphosis that yields Turiya samadhi and one consciousness.
Apply the three conditions to progress: live in a good locality, restrain pranav force up the cosmic chakra, and collect self-trauma to sustain it at the highest potential level.
Uncover how time bifurcates from zero into day and night, revealing timelessness as a yoga secret. Focus on the one nodi that unites seventy-two thousand noddies and Shakti.
Learn how intensified yogic practices awaken kundalini, raise it through the tissue, and sustain consciousness toward the middle channel, yielding samadhi where mind and soul are equal.
Explore how controlling breath or mental processes governs prana and mind, with two paths, breathing or meditation, that align when one is managed, then gradually soften both.
Explore Swara yoga and brain breathing, where mind and breath mix and pranayama concentrates the mind; Mercury's alchemical role illustrates stabilizing mind toward higher consciousness.
Explore breath control that unlocks the eight great powers and sixteen minor powers like telepathy, while maintaining universal consciousness and elevated mind-body balance.
Explore how breath, mind, and senses interrelate through laya and nada, revealing how absorption of consciousness shapes breathing, mood, and access to deeper states of awareness.
Discover how absorbed consciousness reveals Moksha, the first liberation of immortality, bringing fearlessness and bliss. Explore how this layer of yoga unlocks immortality and sets the stage for deeper Samadhi.
discover how laya is accomplished by restraining the breath, quieting the senses, and suspending thought toward samadhi, via meditation, pranayama, and tantric sensory practice under guru guidance.
Experience true samadhi through complete letting go, letting the mind absorb beyond words and intellect. Forget methods, memories, desires, and even breathing to realize the layer beyond description.
Learn the mystic Shambhala mudra, turning the eyes inward and the five senses away from the outside world. Discover inner self without books or texts, guiding higher consciousness.
Practice the shumba mudra and twilight mudra, Parvati's mudra of the feminine form of Shiva, with eyes open, gazing unblinkingly at the self as the universe, perceiving divine existence.
Explore how sumbawa and cagily mudras mark distinct seats of consciousness—the heart and the mind—leading to heart bliss and mind bliss absorbed in the great emptiness.
Practice the no mind technique by gazing down the bridge of the nose at a light in a crystal ball, breathe to lift it to the top of the head.
Practice the mudra and let experience reveal what is known, stopping reasoning and discussion. Study only the minimal theory needed, and let inner experience guide you beyond texts and science.
Taraka mudra crosses over by focusing the inner light at the top of the head after kundalini awakens. Breathe very light, deep, and practice only in pranayama states.
Explore the internal secret of the Katri mudra as breath shifts through the space element, unlocks prana awareness and the cosmic circle toward the skywalker state through Suara Yoga.
Discover khechari mudra, the tongue lock beloved of Shiva that redirects the flow of consciousness from the ego toward higher awareness, deepening self-knowledge through samadhi.
Explore turiya by using kedgeree mudra with pranayama, rising prana through the bundles, crossing over no mind to mind overmind, achieving a super consciousness beyond waking, dream, and deep sleep.
Explore yogic sleep as absolute repose, progressing from prana awareness and physical balance through bandos to yoga netra, the stable no mind background consciousness.
Explore the wondrous effects of khechari through guta pranayama and mudra sequences, guiding breath retention, space meditation, and the dissolving of space into self for mastery of samadhi.
AryaMarga Yoga is pleased to present the teachings of Hatha Yoga Pradipika, the 14th century master-text that details the science of the Willful Union of the Sun & Moon disks. This course is part of the 4 Yoga Teacher Training Course, which comprises of Hatha Yoga, Raja Yoga, Samkhya Yoga, Pancha Tattva Asana Kriya and Pancha Tattva Pranayama Kriya.
By Yogī Swātmārāma’s time, (approx. 14 th -15 th Cent. AD) Raja Yoga had already become so ancient a science of Yoga, with such an inordinate number of lineages and individual Yogīs claiming their own interpretations of the system, that the original Lineage teachings of Yoga seemed at risk of disappearing from the public consciousness. Yogī Swātmārāma, out of compassion, sees the need for a clear understanding of the ancient Yogic view, it’s system and techniques, so that aspirants may overcome the perplexity born through multiple and varied interpretations of Yoga. To this end, the Clear Light on Haṭha /Haṭha Pradīpika has been composed by Yogī Swātmārāma.
In this module, students would be introduced to the following topics as concerns this text -
The Definition of Samadhi and the Signless State of Shiva Consciouness
The Four Types of Samadhis Elucidated in Hatha Yoga Pradipika - Shunya, Sahaja, Vajrole-Sahajolee-Amarolee and Turiya Samadhi
The Method and Effect of Sat-Chakra Bhedana (Piercing the 6 Vortices) - Kundalini Kriyas
The 3 Laya-Kriya Techniques of Shambhavee, Unmanee and Khechari