Effectiveness of RajYoga Meditation in Education, Teaching, and Life

Rajyoga can be defined in a number of ways. The word “yoga” simply means “union”, and the word “raja” means “Supreme”, “King”, or “Master”. Rajyoga is the king of all yogas, because through it, one can become sovereign. Not over others, because that would be artificial. The power that gain, is the power of control over own mind, because it is one’s own mind that has been creating sorrow and distress. In spiritual terminology, “yoga” means communion of the self with the Supreme Being. Once, the communion is established the practitioner receives positive vibrations of tranquility, bliss, purity, mercy, from the Supreme Soul. God, the Supreme, always vibrating with the frequency of peace, bliss, purity, power, and all other positive qualities. Yoga is the link established by single minded, passionate, loveful, and purposeful intellectual remembrance of God which brings about the divinization of man, i.e., the purification of self, the conquest of vices, and the attainment of sublime peace and heavenly happiness. God radiates the seven rays (love, peace, happiness, bliss, power, knowledge, and purity) in whole universe, Earth’s atmosphere (five elements: air, water, fire, earth, and sky). Nature is very sensitive to these vibrations and all of us are the part of nature, if we radiate these vibrations by rajyoga meditation to nature, surroundings. It will act as natural senatizer and also create a positive aura around us, because at the time of meditation, we catch these frequencies from the universe and heal ourselves and radiate in surrounding so that positive energy creates and destroy negative energy or can create paradise on this earth.