Thank you for this Kunal! 🙏 while ashtanga yoga and Bhakti yoga both appear to be two completely separate paths that lead to the same goal, I can’t help but think that there must be aspects of both that need to be present in order to attain moksha. While ashtanga yoga is a very methodical and logical path towards achieving liberation, isn’t there some element of gods grace that also needs to be present? Or is it that because both paths require surrender, following either one naturally opens you up to gods grace? Also, it seems like following any one path naturally brings aspects of the other one into your awareness as well.
Thank you for this Kunal! 🙏 while ashtanga yoga and Bhakti yoga both appear to be two completely separate paths that lead to the same goal, I can’t help but think that there must be aspects of both that need to be present in order to attain moksha. While ashtanga yoga is a very methodical and logical path towards achieving liberation, isn’t there some element of gods grace that also needs to be present? Or is it that because both paths require surrender, following either one naturally opens you up to gods grace? Also, it seems like following any one path naturally brings aspects of the other one into your awareness as well.