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Streams of Yoga

There are large number of methods of yoga catering to the needs of different persons in society to bring about the transformation of the individual. They are broadly classified into four streams. Swami Vivekananda puts them as work and Worship, Philosophy and Psychic control.

They are


Karma Yoga---Path of Action

Bhakti Yoga---Path of Worship or Emotions control

Jnāna Yoga---Path of Philosophy or Knowledge

Rāja Yoga---Path of Psychic control or Mind control

ONE SINGLE METHOD DOES NOT SUIT ALL

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