Yuktah

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 What is life?

Life at the surface, life at the core - are 2 different things

Anu brhat krusha sthulo -> Size, pervasiveness of infinite

gunabhrt nirguno mahaan - his dealing with Guna; matter is composed of guna

Adrtah svadrtah svaasya - self made; bearing; he bears everything

Praagvamsho vamshavardhana - everything his vansha - the one supreme

It is his legacy everywhere - the small, the minute, the big, the think. DOnt discriminate, see as the family expansion of the all pervading

He bears everything, he carries everything; he is behind everything; he is the impeccable background of everything

Connecting to him is yoga; 

A yogi is one who is committed to the connection

The connection; the connectivity; the disconnect

Forgetful of indestructible connectivity; its just a feeling of disconnectedness and independence

Certain privileges are lost due to disconnection

One serves to stay connected and milks a higher SCA existence, rasa, mindfulness, fearless state and worriless state

Its not easy to get back to connection - that the purpose of whole system of yoga

A subjective experience of joyfullnes centered around SCA is the output of yoga

Exuding joyfullness, relishing the present, savour being alone with supreme.......

Staying connected is called yuktah in Gita 


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