Can you tell me the various paths to the realization of God according to the Hindu yoga philosophy?
By rkmissionashrama on Sep 3, 2007 in Practical Spiritual Life, Spiritual FAQs
Your question is very vague. However, there are four main paths in Hinduism for the realization of God. They are - 1. Jnana Yoga (the path of reasoning), 2. Karma Yoga (the path of action in the spirit of service to God), 3. Bhakti Yoga (the Path of Love for God), 4. Raja Yoga (the path of Meditation).
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