Revisioning the yamas and niyamas & Chris Josh update and the backfiring of attacks and smearcampaigns from now until eternity. Karma is real.

  
#CantControlYou #DirtyMoveBackfires #ExposedThemselves When they can't manipulate you. Can't guilt you. Can't intimidate you into complying—they panic. And panic makes people sloppy. So they reach for their last weapon: the DIRTY move. Lies. Smear campaigns. Emotional terrorism. They think it'll break you. But here's the thing—it BACKFIRES every single time. Because you're unshakable. And their desperation just proves they never had control in the first place. The harder they try to destroy you, the more they expose themselves. Sit back. Watch. Let their own dirt bury them.     

 

Goddess Durga is highly revered in relation to Lord Krishna, primarily appearing in his stories as his divine sister, Yogmaya, or as an eternal devotee and material energy. According to tradition, she is the supreme potency who assists Krishna in his cosmic missions. 

 

aparigraha-sthairye janma-kathantā-sambodhaḥ

When the Yogi is established in aparigraha, non-possessiveness, knowledge of the past, present, and future and the ‘how’ and ‘why’ of life is realized.

 The meaning of the term Aparigraha (अपरिग्रह) is non-covetousness. It means to be truthful in thought, speech and action to self and others. This is considered as a Yama as per Patanjali Yoga Sutra. 

 

39. (e) Aparigraha grants knowledge of past and future lives. 

 

"Know that the eternal knows no change."

The Voice of the Silence, Helena Blavatsky

Guidelines for Bodhisattvas.  

 

https://jivamuktiyoga.com/fotm/aparigraha-the-fifth-yama-in-patanjalis-yoga-sutra/ 

 

https://yogalacrosse.com/blog/the-niyamas-sutra-study-on-nov-22/ 

In the Yoga Sutras, non-attachment paired with consistent practice (Abhyasa) is considered the key to quieting the mind:

• "Mastery is attained when even things read in scriptures are consciously let go of." — Yoga Sutra I.15
  
  
  Interpretations and Wisdom from Modern Yogis
• • "Aparigraha asks you to hold life loosely. Open hands receive more than clenched fists ever could. You can be fully present, fully connected, and still release what was never yours to keep. That is not detachment. That is freedom."
  • "Non-attachment is an illumining and liberating force. Attachment is a binding and blinding force." — Sri Chinmoy
  • "By non-attachment and practice, meditation is perfected." — Swami Vivekananda
  • "Non-attachment means pure love. Non-attachment means love without an object." — Swami Rama