Self-inquiry and the path to self-realization through Advaita Vedanta

The yogi who has mastered the prana (life force) can attain any goal he desires.

The path of yoga is not easy; it requires discipline, patience, and perseverance.

True knowledge is the realization of the oneness of the individual soul and the supreme consciousness.

One should practice yoga with devotion, sincerity, and faith, without attachment to the results.

When the body is healthy, the mind is clear, and the spirit is calm, one attains the state of yoga.

A yogi who has attained perfect concentration is like a lighted lamp in a windless place—steady and undisturbed.

The true yogi is one who has learned to surrender his ego and sees himself in all beings.

The practice of asanas and pranayama purifies the body and prepares the mind for meditation.

The yogi who is free from desires, who has mastered his senses, attains the highest knowledge.

Yoga is the union of the individual soul with the supreme consciousness.