In Simple Terms
The path of the philosopher — seek the truth of what you are through inquiry, discrimination, and meditation.
Overview
The path of liberation through direct inquiry into the nature of reality. Discrimination between the real and unreal (viveka), dispassion (vairagya), and sustained contemplation of the Atman.
Why It Matters
For those whose temperament is intellectual, Jnana Yoga is the direct path. It requires the sharpest discernment.
Key Verses
Study these verses to understand Jnana Yoga
4.33 4.36 4.38 13.2 13.28
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Jnana Yoga (The Yoga of Knowledge) — The path of the philosopher — seek the truth of what you are through inquiry, di...
Key Verse
4.33
Found In
Primary: Ch. 2, 4, 13
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