The
state of "union" is explainable as a state of
non-separation ... obvious and logical, isn't it? It's a state that
the ancient methods of Yoga permit to achieve.
We will make an example - choosing among the so many factors on which the state of union is effective: the relation between the state of the conscious mind and that of the unconscious mind. Our unconscious is often called a mischievous little boy who behaves as he wants, escaping to our management. So often it happens that unconscious and conscious point in different directions, creating a state of disharmony in the person, which is also called conflict.
Some examples: I'm going to
an exam, I know the subject quite well, but anyway my unconscious
makes me have fear that sometimes could undermine what I know; or I
find a streak on the bodywork of my car and I immediately know -
consciously – that there is anything I can do, but my subconscious
gives me uncontrollable anger and frustration which, by the way, I
consciously know that are useless and make me feel bad (maybe you are
asking yourself: is my unconscious working against me? Because it is
not acting productively!); or I see from far away my girlfriend
coming along with another guy: suddenly I feel a wave of jealousy
within me, although I know consciously that she is really in love
with me (and by the way I consciously know that if she had chosen
another guy I could not do anything about it... but in any case my
subconscious makes me sick!), or I get angry when a person makes a
comment negative on my dress, when I consciously recognize that the
other person may just have a different taste. And so there are a
thousand examples that occur in our everyday life....
Too often we are accustomed to think that anger is dependent on external factors, but we do not think that largely depends on a conflict (state of no-union, which represents a no-harmonic condition) between conscious and unconscious.
Thanks to the ancient Yoga techniques, it is possible to get the unconscious to be collaborative and not reactive.
And how is possible to explain the concept: Why Yoga is a state of"conjunction" ? We suggest you some ideas on the next post!
We will make an example - choosing among the so many factors on which the state of union is effective: the relation between the state of the conscious mind and that of the unconscious mind. Our unconscious is often called a mischievous little boy who behaves as he wants, escaping to our management. So often it happens that unconscious and conscious point in different directions, creating a state of disharmony in the person, which is also called conflict.
Too often we are accustomed to think that anger is dependent on external factors, but we do not think that largely depends on a conflict (state of no-union, which represents a no-harmonic condition) between conscious and unconscious.
Thanks to the ancient Yoga techniques, it is possible to get the unconscious to be collaborative and not reactive.
And how is possible to explain the concept: Why Yoga is a state of"conjunction" ? We suggest you some ideas on the next post!
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