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Hatha Yoga Pradipika - Level 4 - On Samadhi
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Hatha Yoga Pradipika - Level 4 - On Samadhi

A Clear Explanation on Samadhi - The Raja Yoga Pathless Path of All View and No Method
Created byAryaMarga Society
Last updated 3/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • A Detailed and Exhaustive Introduction to the 14th century Masterwork Text - Hatha Yoga Pradipika by Yogi Swatmarama
  • Discover the Open-Secret of the Most Ancient Lineage of Monks - Naga & The Nava Natha Kula
  • Learn the Definition of Samadhi according to Hatha Yoga Pradipika and the Methods of Practice to achieve the highest state of realization
  • Learn the Method and Effect of Sat Chakra Bhedana : The Piercing of the 6 Vortices, by using the Kundalini Kriya Methods of Consciousness Expansion

Course content

3 sections • 30 lectures • 1h 50m total length

  • The Signless State of Shiva8:12

    Explore samadhi as the signless state of Shiva, traversing nada and bindu toward the ocean of consciousness, where supreme consciousness is formless and realized.

  • The Various Synonyms of Samadhi5:50

    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.

  • The Definition of Samadhi2:27
  • The First Samadhi : Prana-Mind Comergence2:56

    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.

  • Grace of the Guru - The Capstone to Samadhi4:16
  • Shoonya Samadhi & Sahaja Samadhi4:17
  • Sushumna and Timelessness2:46
  • Amarolee, Vajrolee and Sahajolee Samadhi3:00

    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.

  • Turiya Samadhi2:22

Requirements

  • A Keen Interest to Understand the Human Mind, Psychology and Higher Consciousness
  • An Innate Desire and Passion to Know Your True Self
  • Inner fearlessness to Experience Higher Levels of Reality

Description

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

Who this course is for:

  • Practioners of Yoga Who Wish to Gain In-Depth Knowledge into the varied Hatha Yoga Practices
  • Individuals Who Wish to Change their Personality and Cognitive Processes using Self-willed Evolution

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