Raja Yoga

The Royal Path to Self-Realization

By: Lateef Terrell Warnick, Yogi Ramacharaka

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

This new edition contains new translation on the various types of yoga, comparisons & techniques. Introduces new interpretation on the purpose(s) of yoga towards enlightenment. Also, contains illustrations and updated information that we now know about yoga. Volume 6 of 6 "Spiritual Growth" Series Volume 1: Kundalini Yoga: The Shakti Path to Soul Awakening Volume 2: Karma Yoga: The Service Path to Cosmic Consciousness Volume 3: Hatha Yoga: The Purification Path to Kaivalya Volume 4: Bhakti Yoga: The Devotional Path to Moksha Volume 5: Jnana Yoga: The Wisdom Path to Spiritual Enlightenment Volume 6: Raja Yoga: The Royal Path to Self-Realization "HOW MAY I COME TO KNOW GOD"? God may go by many names in many religions. But God is not a “man” up in the sky! Essentially, all religions state that God is Omnipresent, Omniscient and Omnipotent. So it doesn’t take a stretch of the imagination to conclude that if God is truly everywhere and everyplace then He must accordingly be within you! Intellectually, we may accept this fact but many of us have no idea how to reach the God that may be within us. This is a question that was first positioned ages ago and there are those that have answered the question for themselves and then provided a roadmap for others to find the same. Hence, came the birth of Yoga. Yoga is the union of soul and Spirit. It is the means to this union and the state of Union. Over the ages have evolved many types and branches of yoga that may be more suited for the individual and yet they are all branches of the same Tree! Raja Yoga is known as the royal path to Self-Realization. Raja works off of scientific practices that guide one through concentration, psychic development and philosophy to attain the highest spiritual state. Through continued practice it will lead one to liberation from attachment to the physical body. It is a proven system for realizing one's spiritual destiny. Sincere and regular effort is required of any yoga path but they all lead to true happiness, inner peace and the dynamic joy of the soul.