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This site presents a description of the main philosophical religious traditions that existed or exist now on the Earth.

The word yoga is of Sanskrit origin. It has the same meaning as the Latin word religion. Both these words denote the Path to cognition of the Creator (the Primordial Consciousness) and to merge with Him. If this word starts with a capital letter, it denotes the state of such Mergence.

The word yoga is well known now in all developed countries. However in most cases it is used to denote hatha yoga, and this is wrong.

The path of yoga consists of several stages:

— hatha yoga — a preparatory stage,

— raja yoga — a stage of work on cleansing and development of the bioenergy structures of the organism, which are the chakras and main meridians.

— buddhi yoga — a stage of work on development of the consciousness in multidimensional space outside the material body.

It is on the last — higher — stage that one cognizes Holy Spirits (in the collective sense They are called the Holy Spirit, which is the same as Brahman) and then the Primordial Consciousness (the Creator, God-the-Father, Ishvara, Tao, Allah, Svarog, etc — He is called differently in different languages).

Historically it happened that there are different variations of realization of the spiritual Path. They are called yoga, Taoism, Sufism, Hesychasm, etc. Such systems of self-development existed in all developed ethnic groups, including Atlanteans, ancient Russians, etc. There were different practical methods, but the methodological essence was the same. After all, it is not people who construct “stairways” of ascent to the Abode of the Creator, but it is the Creator Who leads worthy people to Himself!

This site is dedicated to such a methodology of the spiritual Path common to all people.

The site is intended for helping those seeking to realize the meaning of their lives on the Earth, to cognize our common Creator, to achieve spiritual Perfection.

We wish you success on this Path!



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