Thank you for making a video series on Yoga Sutra. I've been meticulously listening to these two videos. The image of Krishna, Arjuna, their chariot, and the five horses is a powerful symbol in Hinduism, often found in homes and temples. While many recognize the figures, their deeper meaning should be noticed. The Bhagavad Gita unfolds on a chariot, but it's not just any chariot. It's a metaphor for the human journey itself: - The chariot represents our body, carrying us through the world. - Arjuna, the warrior-prince, embodies our soul, caught up in the confusion and challenges of life. - Krishna, the divine charioteer, symbolizes wisdom and higher consciousness, guiding Arjuna towards enlightenment. - The five horses represent our senses, pulling us in different directions with their desires and temptations. The key to a smooth journey, the Gita teaches us, is mastering these horses. This means disciplining our minds and aligning our senses with our higher purpose. As you've elaborated in this video, practicing yoga is one way to control our desires.

@LeighaButler

6 ай бұрын

Beautiful!

Thank you for the contemplation. I love bringing these sutras to everyday life. I can still the mind fluctuations when baking or cooking, washing dishes, walking in nature, watching my children play, and in yoga through asana, om chanting, and kirtan.

From the very first sentence, I knew this would be amazing

Thank you Leigha ❤

Loved this, thank you.

My practice and this sutra explained

Yyyaaassss!!!!!!!!!

What’s the hidden video?