Unity in Dharmic Divinity
The three yogas and the commonality of Dharma. The way its explained as functional in Ramayana and Mahabharata
Gnana yoga the yoga where the intellect and enquiry takes the precedence in the pursuit of Brahman the ultimate reality. This was done through the dedicated reading, meditation and discussion followed by Debate. The Rishis of Ramayana and Mahabharata along with Rishi Satyakama of Chandogya Upanishad are illustrations of Gnana Yoga.
Karma Yoga the Yoga that was defined as self less duty and detachment to result also the dedication and finding Brahman through the action and duty. Brothers of Bhagwan Shri Rama in Ramayana and Pandavas of Mahabharata are the best examples of Karma Yogis.
Bhakti Yoga the devotion and dedication to Parabrahman. This yoga is finding Brahman through devotion and Dedication. Sabari mata of Ramayana,Gopa and Gopis of Vrindavan along with Uddhava the cousin of Bhagwan Shri Krishna are all examples of Bhakti Yogis.
Here Bhagwan Shri Hanuman is an example of all three yoga practicing at the same time.
Point here is three yogas are mutually non exclusive thus one must have a basic understanding of them.
Thus to understand the reality one must practice these three mutually non exclusive yoga to understand them.
Without the lens of these three yogas Reading Indian history itself will be giving a half idea not full.
-Observation by Srikaanth Sridhar
Srikaanth Sridhar
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