Spirituality In Practice

Tag: Yoga

  • Interactive nature of Karma (Action), Bhakthi (Faith)and Wisdom/reasoning ( Jnana) as Yoga Pathways.

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    We engage in Karma Yoga more often than we realize: Karma Yoga is the right action, for the right reasons and with proper emotional mindset.Often quoted phrase for Karma Yoga, referenced from Bagawath Geetha (B.G.) Verse 2. 47 may be rephrased as:  All that exists are the activities you are responsible for (i.e.) your duties. The…

  • Vedic Philosophy summarized in three Axioms

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    “Vedic Philosophy – Finding meaning and purpose in our daily life!” is a series of short videos in a playlist on YouTube. Links for the latest segments 6 and 7, are given below: It is my amateur attempt to document the practical nature of Vedic Philosophy as well as its tangible relevance to daily life.…

  • Moksha – Liberation, Here and Now!

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    Moksha – Liberation, Here and Now!Evolution of a “Yogi” through Philosophy, reflection and analytical reasoning derived from Bagawath Geetha and Upanishads.Dr. Krishnamoorthy (Subbu) Subramanian June 21, 2025 is recognized as International Yoga Day. Yoga is seen as a way to control and manage one’s life to maintain peace and harmony within and also with all…

  • Short Videos on Applications of Vedic Philosophy in our daily life.

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    Please see the link for the Playlist of nine short video segments.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0OHhcOKl-k&list=PLwk3-BGQQsfVcjfyjbu5kD61wNQnJXVJjEach video clip is about 2 min. to 6 min. in length.These short video segments are presented as a way to communicate the Practical use or Applications of the Basics of Vedic Philosophy for anyone, anywhere.Please share your thoughts after viewing them.Also please share…

  • How can one remain Objective and Unattached/(Neutral)?

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    According to Vedic Philosophy, every one of us is called upon to serve as a judge or jury, every moment of our life. One who is a true judge, without being judgmental, lives a life of peace within and harmony with all that surrounds! It is a state of true liberation – Samadhi. Judge Jackson…

  • Jnana Yoga and Socratic Method

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    Socratic Method Jnana Yoga Developed by the Greek philosopher, Socrates, the Socratic Method is a dialogue between teacher and students, instigated by the continual probing questions of the teacher, in a concerted effort to explore the underlying beliefs that shape the students views and opinions.https://www.philoschools.com/socratic-philosophy/socrates/socratic-method  YOGA stands for “ union” with the “self”. It  is…

  • Consciousness and Management: Cognitive Behavior Management!

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    “Call it as you see it”! is an expression that suggests expressing one’s opinion in an open, honest, and direct way. We think of it as something difficult to implement or practice in real life. Yet, we expect the same, precisely and without fail from every referee in any game, in any sport. Higher the…

  • Experience SiP: Nourish Your Soul, Enrich Your Life

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    In today’s fast-paced and chaotic world, finding inner peace and fulfillment can seem like an elusive goal. However, amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life, there lies a pathway to spiritual growth and enlightenment. Enter “Spirituality in Practice – SiP” by Dr. Subbu, a transformative guide that offers a roadmap to nourishing your soul…

  • Signals, Inferences, and the Enabler – Pratyaksha, Paroksha and Aparoksha

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    Pratyaksha:     Perception.Signals as received through our sense organs. These signals are identical to the signals received by all objects of nature. Using eye as an example, this perception is same as:A bird or rabbit receiving signals through their eyes.A camera or telescope receiving optical signals through the lens or eye piece, etc. Paroksha:           Inferred knowledge.Our…

  • Words and their meaning

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    In an invocation poem the famous poet Kalidasa (from 4th Century India) describes Lord Siva and his wife Goddess Parvathi as inseparable as the word and its meaning. Proficiency in the understanding of the word and its proper meaning and their interconnectedness enhances the knowledge and skill of any one and in any language. More…