Yoga: Return of The Body to the Divine

Thought arises the form of a belief that self is a separate entity, independent from infinite awareness. The separate self, by defintion, is cut off from its divine origin, and being cut off, it loses touch with the nature of its original peace and happiness. It is always in a state of suffering. If the world is what the activity of infinite awareness looks like, then the body is what it looks like from a localised perspective. The original meaning of the word 'yoga' is to return to the divine through the body, through the experience of sensations. We don't see our bodies, we feel them from inside as a flow of sensations. Bodies are not separate from the universe. The descent from infinite to finite is the incarnation of God as human. The return journey, the ascent, will be taken within the felt experience of the body, pure sensing.

Thought arises the form of a belief that self is a separate entity, independent from infinite awareness. The separate self, by defintion, is cut off from its divine origin, and being cut off, it loses touch with the nature of its original peace and happiness. It is always in a state of suffering. If the world is what the activity of infinite awareness looks like, then the body is what it looks like from a localised perspective. The original meaning of the word 'yoga' is to return to the divine through the body, through the experience of sensations. We don't see our bodies, we feel them from inside as a flow of sensations. Bodies are not separate from the universe. The descent from infinite to finite is the incarnation of God as human. The return journey, the ascent, will be taken within the felt experience of the body, pure sensing.