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GoldenxChild1

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Hatha-Yoga-Pradipika-Muktibodhananda.pdf

For those who like to study Yoga im sure you have come across some retards who claim the 8 fold Path has Nama and Niyama in it. It does not. This can be summed up to Jewish Jainism, which is Christianity.


The beauty of the Hatha Yoga Pradipika is that it solves a very
great problem faced by every aspirant. Swatmarama has completely
eliminated the yama (moral codes) and niyama (self-restraints) which
are the starting points in the Buddhist and Jain systems, as well as in
Patanjali’s raja yoga.
Patanjali was a contemporary of Buddha and his system of yoga
was influenced by the Buddhist philosophy of yama and niyama. In the
Yoga Sutras he divided raja yoga into eight steps. Yama and niyama are
the first two, followed by asana and pranayama. Then come pratyahara,
dharana, dhyana and samadhi, which are the final four.
4
Patanjali’s contention is that you have to first perfect yama and niyama,
otherwise asana and pranayama may fail to give desirable results.
What are yama and niyama? Self-control, rules of conduct and
observances: truth, non-violence, celibacy, non-stealing, non- aggrandizement, external and internal purity, and contentment, are some
of the regulations. However, the authors of texts on hatha yoga, such as
Swatmarama, were very much aware of the practical difficulties every
person faced in relation to yama and niyama. Moreover, yama and
niyama have more to do with religion than with a person’s spiritual life.
Experience has taught us that in order to practice yama and
niyama, discipline and self-control, a certain quality of mind is needed.
Often we observe that when we try to practice self-control and
discipline, we create more mental problems in our mind and personality.
If we were to take the statistics of patients in mental hospitals, we would
find that most of them are religious, because self-discipline and self- control split the personality. Therefore, before you try to practice self- discipline and self-control, you must also prepare yourself.
If harmony is not created in the personality, then self- control and
self-discipline will create more conflict rather than peace of mind.
Therefore, the principle of antithesis should not be taught to everybody.
It has always been expounded as a philosophical or religious principle,
but from the spiritual standpoint it has mercilessly failed to assist man
when confronted with the dilemma of his own evolution.
 
Yama and Niyama as taught are corruptions and are of the right hand path, altough investing time into developing your personality and some positive habits (cleanliness, healthy lifestyle, good food, discilpne, regurarly meditating on the Gods, etc) will positively impact your spiritual advancement.

Develop your own code of ethics, honor and stick to them to uphold your integrity. The rest is just jibberish.
 
Raj Yoga or any kind of Yoga didn't have these things originally. Raj Yoga is basically the alchemical workings that are done inside Trance. These are very new inserts over a couple hundred years old. Non Violence ,Non Meat eating and Celibacy are two of the most weird things that could be inserted here given all Sages and Rishis had wives ,Children and were leaders of Warriors. The Earliest Buddhists were also all Meat eaters.

Self Control or Centering the Awareness as it is called is essentially bringing the will of the consciousness back in an user's control because there are a lot of unnecessary and harmful interpretations created by the higher mind automatically that is borne of the nature of the grosser Human Reality. It starts with Void Meditation and ends up in Deep Dharana where you maintain the Focus in very deep trance.

Once the will is brought into the control of the yogi, he can do anything he likes in life and can achieve anything he likes. But as he develops the will of Centering awareness, he becomes more and more wise so he tries to go deeper into Yoga and achieve the Magnus Opus.
 
Jack said:
Raj Yoga or any kind of Yoga didn't have these things originally. Raj Yoga is basically the alchemical workings that are done inside Trance. These are very new inserts over a couple hundred years old. Non Violence ,Non Meat eating and Celibacy are two of the most weird things that could be inserted here given all Sages and Rishis had wives ,Children and were leaders of Warriors. The Earliest Buddhists were also all Meat eaters.

Self Control or Centering the Awareness as it is called is essentially bringing the will of the consciousness back in an user's control because there are a lot of unnecessary and harmful interpretations created by the higher mind automatically that is borne of the nature of the grosser Human Reality. It starts with Void Meditation and ends up in Deep Dharana where you maintain the Focus in very deep trance.

Once the will is brought into the control of the yogi, he can do anything he likes in life and can achieve anything he likes. But as he develops the will of Centering awareness, he becomes more and more wise so he tries to go deeper into Yoga and achieve the Magnus Opus.

I struggle with mindfulness, in your experience is Void the best way to control ones thoughts?

I do practice Void everyday although whenever I look at the point in which I am to concentrate it moves and loses color, and i find myself switching points. I can keep chatter at bay but that is not "One Point".

In the Hatha Yoga Pradipika it says to control the mind with the mind can cause division, but to control the breathe which in turn stills the mind.

I am a seasoned SS, although I know my shortcomings and that is anything to do with Trance states and Void(One point Concentration).

Any additional assistance would be helpful.

HAIL SATAN
HAIL AGARES
 
GoldenxChild1 said:
Jack said:
Raj Yoga or any kind of Yoga didn't have these things originally. Raj Yoga is basically the alchemical workings that are done inside Trance. These are very new inserts over a couple hundred years old. Non Violence ,Non Meat eating and Celibacy are two of the most weird things that could be inserted here given all Sages and Rishis had wives ,Children and were leaders of Warriors. The Earliest Buddhists were also all Meat eaters.

Self Control or Centering the Awareness as it is called is essentially bringing the will of the consciousness back in an user's control because there are a lot of unnecessary and harmful interpretations created by the higher mind automatically that is borne of the nature of the grosser Human Reality. It starts with Void Meditation and ends up in Deep Dharana where you maintain the Focus in very deep trance.

Once the will is brought into the control of the yogi, he can do anything he likes in life and can achieve anything he likes. But as he develops the will of Centering awareness, he becomes more and more wise so he tries to go deeper into Yoga and achieve the Magnus Opus.

I struggle with mindfulness, in your experience is Void the best way to control ones thoughts?

I do practice Void everyday although whenever I look at the point in which I am to concentrate it moves and loses color, and i find myself switching points. I can keep chatter at bay but that is not "One Point".

In the Hatha Yoga Pradipika it says to control the mind with the mind can cause division, but to control the breathe which in turn stills the mind.

I am a seasoned SS, although I know my shortcomings and that is anything to do with Trance states and Void(One point Concentration).

Any additional assistance would be helpful.

HAIL SATAN
HAIL AGARES
Its the same thing that's written in the Jos. Focus on your breath for a few minutes as you enter into a light trance ,and then you can focus on the object of focus.

Instead of a random point, you should make a diagram of a Swastika or a Rune and meditate on that. It takes a lot of time to build one pointed focus.
 
Jack said:
GoldenxChild1 said:
Jack said:
Raj Yoga or any kind of Yoga didn't have these things originally. Raj Yoga is basically the alchemical workings that are done inside Trance. These are very new inserts over a couple hundred years old. Non Violence ,Non Meat eating and Celibacy are two of the most weird things that could be inserted here given all Sages and Rishis had wives ,Children and were leaders of Warriors. The Earliest Buddhists were also all Meat eaters.

Self Control or Centering the Awareness as it is called is essentially bringing the will of the consciousness back in an user's control because there are a lot of unnecessary and harmful interpretations created by the higher mind automatically that is borne of the nature of the grosser Human Reality. It starts with Void Meditation and ends up in Deep Dharana where you maintain the Focus in very deep trance.

Once the will is brought into the control of the yogi, he can do anything he likes in life and can achieve anything he likes. But as he develops the will of Centering awareness, he becomes more and more wise so he tries to go deeper into Yoga and achieve the Magnus Opus.

I struggle with mindfulness, in your experience is Void the best way to control ones thoughts?

I do practice Void everyday although whenever I look at the point in which I am to concentrate it moves and loses color, and i find myself switching points. I can keep chatter at bay but that is not "One Point".

In the Hatha Yoga Pradipika it says to control the mind with the mind can cause division, but to control the breathe which in turn stills the mind.

I am a seasoned SS, although I know my shortcomings and that is anything to do with Trance states and Void(One point Concentration).

Any additional assistance would be helpful.

HAIL SATAN
HAIL AGARES
Its the same thing that's written in the Jos. Focus on your breath for a few minutes as you enter into a light trance ,and then you can focus on the object of focus.

Instead of a random point, you should make a diagram of a Swastika or a Rune and meditate on that. It takes a lot of time to build one pointed focus.

Thank-you
 
Yama is useless. However, Niyama is important. It includes such principles as commitment, discipline, self-study or introspection, and most importantly, Ishvarapranidhana, that is relying on a God. We rely on our Guardian Demons.
 
Hatha-Yoga-Pradipika-Muktibodhananda.pdf

For those who like to study Yoga im sure you have come across some retards who claim the 8 fold Path has Nama and Niyama in it. It does not. This can be summed up to Jewish Jainism, which is Christianity.


The beauty of the Hatha Yoga Pradipika is that it solves a very
great problem faced by every aspirant. Swatmarama has completely
eliminated the yama (moral codes) and niyama (self-restraints) which
are the starting points in the Buddhist and Jain systems, as well as in
Patanjali’s raja yoga.
Patanjali was a contemporary of Buddha and his system of yoga
was influenced by the Buddhist philosophy of yama and niyama. In the
Yoga Sutras he divided raja yoga into eight steps. Yama and niyama are
the first two, followed by asana and pranayama. Then come pratyahara,
dharana, dhyana and samadhi, which are the final four.
4
Patanjali’s contention is that you have to first perfect yama and niyama,
otherwise asana and pranayama may fail to give desirable results.
What are yama and niyama? Self-control, rules of conduct and
observances: truth, non-violence, celibacy, non-stealing, non- aggrandizement, external and internal purity, and contentment, are some
of the regulations. However, the authors of texts on hatha yoga, such as
Swatmarama, were very much aware of the practical difficulties every
person faced in relation to yama and niyama. Moreover, yama and
niyama have more to do with religion than with a person’s spiritual life.
Experience has taught us that in order to practice yama and
niyama, discipline and self-control, a certain quality of mind is needed.
Often we observe that when we try to practice self-control and
discipline, we create more mental problems in our mind and personality.
If we were to take the statistics of patients in mental hospitals, we would
find that most of them are religious, because self-discipline and self- control split the personality. Therefore, before you try to practice self- discipline and self-control, you must also prepare yourself.
If harmony is not created in the personality, then self- control and
self-discipline will create more conflict rather than peace of mind.
Therefore, the principle of antithesis should not be taught to everybody.
It has always been expounded as a philosophical or religious principle,
but from the spiritual standpoint it has mercilessly failed to assist man
when confronted with the dilemma of his own evolution.
""The Eight-Fold Path has nothing to do with personal conduct or 'morality.'""

I am wondering how moral conduct fits in with Satanism. Morality creates good karma, we have to personally judge what we think is good and evil to bring about what we see as justice in the world, dont we?
 
""The Eight-Fold Path has nothing to do with personal conduct or 'morality.'""

I am wondering how moral conduct fits in with Satanism. Morality creates good karma, we have to personally judge what we think is good and evil to bring about what we see as justice in the world, dont we?
Satanism is a religion of Truth. To me, moral conduct involves thinking and behaving in a way that is line with the truth.

The problem is, one person's truth is often another person's lie. So, to get around that, the Gods give us knowledge so we may grow closer to the truth instead of pretense.

Satan is Truth.

This is why His mantra SaTaNaMa or Satanas can be used to get closer to Him and what He represents, the truth. In fact, all of what the JOS teaches, including yoga, meditation, and our sermons, bring us all closer to the truth of ourselves, and thus, nature.

Lastly, read the Satanic doctrines and the new Ethics page, for they give a glimpse of what is true.
 
""The Eight-Fold Path has nothing to do with personal conduct or 'morality.'""

I am wondering how moral conduct fits in with Satanism. Morality creates good karma, we have to personally judge what we think is good and evil to bring about what we see as justice in the world, dont we?
Morality is just one aspect of life, but it is not the sole contributor to good karma. There are many people who are good and have been screwed over. That is why we pay more attention to spiritual quality and energy, which creates the basis for ethics, rather than first trying to enforce ethics and pretending this creates spiritual quality.
 
Morality is just one aspect of life, but it is not the sole contributor to good karma. There are many people who are good and have been screwed over. That is why we pay more attention to spiritual quality and energy, which creates the basis for ethics, rather than first trying to enforce ethics and pretending this creates spiritual quality.
I agree, if you threaten your enemy, they will come after you even more (and you might get screwed over, and likely will) but over the long term, if you are working in accordance with the divine, you will rise up.
 

Al Jilwah: Chapter IV

"It is my desire that all my followers unite in a bond of unity, lest those who are without prevail against them." - Satan

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