Thank you Kunal! 🙏 That is a very clear explanation of the 4 yogas. It seems that Bhakti yoga may be the surest path to moksha, but it requires faith and that is something that seems innate. Is faith truly something that people are born with or can it be cultivated either through direct mystical experiences or even through something that appeals to the logic like Jnana Yoga? And if faith can be cultivated then is it considered indirect and therefore inferior in some way compared with faith that is innate? Somehow it seems that when one is born with shraddha, it is always better than when one adopts it later in life.
Thank you Kunal! 🙏 That is a very clear explanation of the 4 yogas. It seems that Bhakti yoga may be the surest path to moksha, but it requires faith and that is something that seems innate. Is faith truly something that people are born with or can it be cultivated either through direct mystical experiences or even through something that appeals to the logic like Jnana Yoga? And if faith can be cultivated then is it considered indirect and therefore inferior in some way compared with faith that is innate? Somehow it seems that when one is born with shraddha, it is always better than when one adopts it later in life.