Best Books About Meditation and Yoga – The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali

With so many books being published on the topics of yoga and meditation, it can be difficult, confusing, and frustrating to know exactly which book to pick, who to believe and which path to follow.meditation on sunset

One of my favorite books on the subject is The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali: by Sri Swami Satchidananda. Sutra in Sanskrit means strand and the book is a compilation of ancient strands of text that are woven together to form the foundation of yoga philosophy. With over four thousand years of recorded history, yoga is surprisingly scientific and logical in its approach to enlightenment and the achieving of Samadhi – the ultimate meditative state. Unlike many watered-down new age books out there, this is the real deal and I can honestly say that reading and following the wisdom in this book has dramatically transformed my life. I check in with the book from time to time to find out where I am at and how far I have come in my understanding of the sutras. I would encourage anybody interested in yoga, meditation, awareness, stress relief, and inner peace to get this book. There are many meditation practices out there and you can find numerous techniques on this website but ultimately it’s not so much about the road you take, rather it’s your level of dedication and consistent practice that will make the difference. Ultimately, all roads lead to the same place.

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  1. I have read this book, it is very great book. But I found that sometimes it goes above the head. I find reading lighter books like power of now by eckahrt tole even better. No doubt pantajalis books is too good but just for little more advanced spiritual seeker.

  2. meditacija says:

    I have not read the book, unfortunately, but I agree that all the meditative roads lead to the same place. The farther away from that place we are, the more we see the differences.

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