Spiritual Articles
I want to start yoga, but I have questions: faith, lifestyle, time and personal freedom
Each of us at Abheda has asked ourselves and we have heard a few hundred or even thousands of times of the same question: “If I enter this path, what happens to my life and how much freedom do I have left?” We write from the practical experience of the more than 18 years since Abheda existed, in which we came up against some preconceptions. 1. If I become a “yogi”, can I still go out with friends or will I no longer have fun? Exactly. But more intensely, wiser, more aware. And with meaning. Abheda Yoga does not imply…
What is Abheda Yoga and what differentiates it from regular yoga
It is NOT sports yoga. It is traditional yoga. Abheda Yoga is the Science of Consciousness, that is, a science of how to act actively to be no matter how fulfilled or happy and how to help others succeed, when they want to. A theoretical and practical system of knowledge, exploration and transformation of consciousness. She studies structure and dynamics of human consciousness and mind and offer practical tools for inner transformation, in the direction that each person wants to follow. But what’s the difference compared to other yoga schools? Abheda Yoga shows how to act actively to acquire qualities…
How do you know if yoga really works? Results of spiritual practice
It’s not enough to think you’re evolving The practice must produce transformations that can be observed in one’s own being and in one’s own life. An authentic spiritual practice should, in our opinion, aim to form people with verifiable inner capacities: integrity, authentic heroism, presence, discernment, nonviolence. self-control, love, intelligence, inner autonomy and the capacity of the Great Recognition. Here are 11 highlights – What to pay attention to when choosing a spiritual path, when we assume to evolve consciously, to have a meaningful life and to transform ourselves. 1. To be a direct path to a deep state of…
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with Leo Radutz
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the way you live
than the fact that you live.”


