The greatest leader is one who inspires others to be leaders…

 

He said that Yoga is often misunderstood as merely breath control, asanas or exercises; for some, it is about practising some rules and regulations based on morality and for others, it is the cultivation of scriptural knowledge. But the real purpose of Yoga is to fix our mind on the Supreme.

According to Bhagavad-gita, yoga cannot be practised unless we practice mind control. An uncontrolled mind restricts the soul from reaching its natural blissful state, which a practitioner is trying to achieve through yoga.

Our mind works like a television set. A television set is just some plastic, metal, and glass fitted with circuits inside. This box can tune into waves of energy transmitted by a satellite to produce images and sounds.

We should try to avoid tuning in to negative forces because every time we do, our receptivity to positive forces reduces. If we avoid all these other stations, and we tune into the channel of Supreme power then our receptivity for spirituality becomes much deeper.