What is Yogah?   
Patanjali says in his second sutra 1.2  Yogah Citta Vritti Nirodhah.  Adi Granth says - Aisa Jog Kamao Jogi, Jap Tap Sanjam Gurmukh Bhogi  
Yogah is to earned. Such wisdom is to earned through knowledge that would bring state of blissfulness and stability for our own selves and from such a place we look at everyone with prem (love without attachments), samaanta (equality), and brings us together - without jealousy & greed.

What is Yogah? Patanjali says in his second sutra 1.2 Yogah Citta Vritti Nirodhah. Adi Granth says - Aisa Jog Kamao Jogi, Jap Tap Sanjam Gurmukh Bhogi Yogah is to earned. Such wisdom is to earned through knowledge that would bring state of blissfulness and stability for our own selves and from such a place we look at everyone with prem (love without attachments), samaanta (equality), and brings us together - without jealousy & greed.

What is Yogah? &nbsp;&nbsp;
Patanjali says in his second sutra 1.2 &nbsp;Yogah Citta Vritti Nirodhah. &nbsp;Adi Granth says - Aisa Jog Kamao Jogi, Jap Tap Sanjam Gurmukh Bhogi &nbsp;
Yogah is to earned. Such wisdom is to earned through knowledge that would bring state of blissfulness and stability for our own selves and from such a place we look at everyone with prem (love without attachments), samaanta (equality), and brings us together - without jealousy &amp; greed.

Nature of Yogah

Aroga is all inner knowledge (Atam Gyaan) to achieve a higher state of being (Mahat / Vivek Budhi). 

The school is an amalgam of the lineage of knowledge from the Vedas &amp; Adi Granth. We connect the dots of the message of Oneness as the way of life - described by Bhagats (devotees) like Gur Nanak, Kabir and Matsyendranath. 

Aroga, which has it roots in Sanskrit, means without illness.

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Aroga is all inner knowledge (Atam Gyaan) to achieve a higher state of being (Mahat / Vivek Budhi). The school is an amalgam of the lineage of knowledge from the Vedas & Adi Granth. We connect the dots of the message of Oneness as the way of life - described by Bhagats (devotees) like Gur Nanak, Kabir and Matsyendranath. Aroga, which has it roots in Sanskrit, means without illness. www.aroga.ch info@aroga.ch

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