Vinyasa Yoga

Bhoga (enjoyment) becomes Yoga (union) in the Kaula tradition.

Samadhi, the highest Yoga, is attained by the very fortunate.

By means of dhyana Yoga, the soul becomes directly perceptible.

Like an unbaked pot in water, the body is always decaying. One should bake it with the fire of Yoga and make it pure.

Just as from studying the alphabet one may understand the scriptural teachings, so by practicing Yoga one may obtain knowledge of the Ultimate Reality.

There is no fetter like illusion, no force greater than Yoga, no friend greater than knowledge, and no enemy greater than ego.

The inner knowledge becomes effulgent on its own once the mind becomes quiescent.

Moola bandha helps guide the energy upward to higher centers, promoting spiritual evolution.

The mind should be focused solely on internal objects, oblivious to external distractions.

Desiring worldly rewards from yoga leads one astray from spiritual enlightenment.