Yoga Sutra 1.12: Practice and Release
Method for decreasing ways of being
Integrating the complementary aspects of Being and Doing to create a dynamic equilibrium that brings about harmony within and without.
Yoga Sutra 1.11: Memory
How do my memories influence my ability to be present?
Is my attitude old or young? What is my relationship to my memories? Are some of my memories charged with unresolved emotions? Can I make peace with my memories?
Yoga Sutra 1.10: Sleep
How does my sleep contribute to my ability to be present?
Are there differences between dreaming and deep sleep? What are the relationships between my activities and the quality of my sleep? What is active during my sleep?
Yoga Sutra 1.9: Imagination
Do my thoughts contribute to the quality of my participation in my life?
What are the stories in my head? What is the role of the stories I create? Is my imagination contributing to my presence? Does my imagination distract me from my life?
Yoga Sutra 1.8: Error
Is there a gap between what I think I am doing and what I am actually doing?
Do I do what I say I do? Do my actions match my intentions? How can I ensure that what I know is true?
Yoga Sutra 1.7: Knowledge: Direct experience, inference and trustworthy testimony
What do I know and how do i know it?
Explore what I know, how I know it and how can I ensure that what I know is correct.
Yoga Sutra 1.6: Ways of being:
Knowledge, misperception, imagination, sleep and memory
How do I know what I know? How do I know if what I think I know is true? What do I think? What are my dreams? What do I store in my memory?
Yoga Sutra 1.5: Know your tendencies
Subtitle: Are my inclinations useful or harmful?
Summary:To what extent do I know my own inclinations? How do my habits manifest pj=physically, mentally and emotionally? Are my preferences my best friend or my worst enemy? How do my inclinations influence my perspective, decisions and actions?
What do I identify with? Which of the ways of being I identify with are temporary? How do my labels influence my perspective, my choices and my action?