This chapter deals with the threefold classification of ÅšraddhaÌ… on the basis of the modes of nature or Gunas: Sattva (implying qualities of goodness, knowledge, purity), Rajas (passion, ambition, activity) and Tamas (ignorance, dullness, suffering). ÅšraddhaÌ… is usually translated as "faith", although the full Sanskrit meaning of the word refers to something else. ÅšraddhaÌ… is the attitude towards life (towards the body, towards people, food, charity, disciplines, wealth...), it is our understanding and structure of values and priorities in life.
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Peace
Devotion and dedication
Detachment
Devotional Service
The Divine and the Demonic
Personal History
False ego
Mantras - Vibrate with their sound
Conclusions
Being a Yogi
Supreme Being and how to know it
Purifies the heart
Manifestations of the Lord
Universal Form
Material Perfection Vs. Spiritual Perfection
Gunas
Basic Regulatory Principles
Neuroscience of meditation
The influence of body posture on our mind
Gut microbiota
