1. yoga and the pursuite of god
2. Famous Yogis
2.1. Shri Ramakrishna
2.2. Swami Vivekananda
2.2.1. introduced to west
2.3. Swami Rama Tirtha
2.4. Sri Tirumala Krishnamacharya
2.5. Sri Krishna Pattabhi Jois
2.6. Paramahansa Yogananda
2.7. Sri Aurobindo/ Aurobindo Ghosh
2.8. Swami Sivananda
2.9. Swami Rama Tirtha
2.9.1. Wrote over 300 books on spirituality and yoga
2.10. Swami Satyananda
2.11. Shrii Shrii Anandamurti
2.12. New node
2.13. New node
3. Intention of yoga
4. practice of yoga
4.1. physical not religious
5. Formes (physical vs. mental)
5.1. physical strength
5.2. flexability
5.3. Calming
6. Yoga Schools
6.1. Abhidyan yoga institute
6.2. Krishnamacharya Yoga Mandiram in Chennai
6.3. Bihar School of Yoga and Bihar Yoga Bharati
7. The Three Gunas
7.1. Rajas
7.2. Tamas
7.3. Sattva
7.4. All beings
7.5. purpose
7.5.1. encourage
7.6. Yoga and Gunas
8. hatha Yoga
8.1. Yogi Swatmarama
8.2. physical purification
8.3. Ha Tha
8.3.1. Pairs of opposits
8.3.1.1. 1st physical
8.4. Many bennifits
8.4.1. mental
8.4.2. physical
8.4.3. religious
8.5. Objective
8.6. Asanas
8.6.1. objective
8.7. Pranayama
9. Famous Books
9.1. Sutra
9.2. Savitri
9.3. The Bhagavad Gita
9.4. Hatha Yoga
10. Bhakti Yoga
10.1. devotion
10.2. 9 forms
10.2.1. 1
10.2.2. 2
10.2.3. 3
10.2.4. 4
10.2.5. 5
10.2.6. 6
10.2.7. 7
10.2.8. 8
10.2.9. 9
10.3. Teaching of love
11. Jnana Yoga
11.1. path to awareness
11.2. requirments
11.2.1. understanding of things coming to the end
11.2.2. Mastered Karma Yoga
11.2.3. Virtue
11.2.4. liberation
11.3. Three steps
11.3.1. Shravana
11.3.2. Manana
11.3.3. Nididhyasana
11.4. 4 sayings
11.4.1. Prajnanam Brahma
11.4.2. Aham Brahmasmi
11.4.3. Tat Tvam Asi
11.4.4. Ayam Atma Brahma
11.5. Reality
11.5.1. Inner Self
11.6. Levels
11.6.1. 1
11.6.2. 2
11.6.3. 3
12. relationship between yoga and religion
12.1. Large part of hinduism
12.2. Accelerates spiritual development
12.3. Good exercise, cure ills, good shape, good spiritual health
12.4. They must have eachother to be compleate
13. karma yoga
13.1. selfless action and service
13.2. Bhagvad Gita
13.3. Darma
13.3.1. not joyed by reward
13.3.2. benefit of the world
13.4. Beginers
13.4.1. burdened
13.4.2. week practicers
13.4.3. strengthining mind
13.5. Karma= "to do"
13.5.1. impacts every day life
13.5.2. do things in a selfless manner
14. Raja Yoga
14.1. royalty
14.2. states of mind
14.2.1. control
14.2.2. There are five states of the mind
14.2.2.1. Kshipta
14.2.2.2. Mudha
14.2.2.3. Vikshipta
14.2.2.4. Ekagra
14.2.2.5. Niruddha
14.3. To have peace of mind, you will have to cultivate the four great virtues
14.3.1. Maitri
14.3.2. Karuna
14.3.3. Mudita
14.3.4. Upeksh
14.4. 8 limbed
14.4.1. Yama
14.4.2. Niyama
14.4.3. Āsana
14.4.4. Pranayama
14.4.5. Pratyahara
14.4.6. Dharana
14.4.7. Dhyana
14.4.8. Samādhi
15. Yoga philosophy
15.1. yogic mind.
15.1.1. buddhi
15.2. Feeling
15.3. "the Cosmic Being."
15.4. Object of Yoga
15.4.1. universe
15.4.2. nature