SIDDHA YOGA
General Outlines of the SIDDHA YOGA   Introduction:- upcoming   What is MAHA YOGA (SIDDHA YOGA)   SHAKTIPAT (Transmission of Spiritual power)   The Serpent Power (Divine Power)   The Power of the Spiritual Master (Guru Tattva)   The Code of Conduct for the initiated   Shree Jnaneshwar Maharaj praises the path of SIDDHA YOGA   The SIDDHA YOGA bestows Eternal Bliss     The importance of the Life Force (Prana)    Prana = Life Force (The Spirit) (Chaitanya)   Life Force (Prana)   Who is stronger - the Life Force (Prana) or the Mind   The nature of Mind and Life Force (Prana)   The Universal Importance of the Life Force (Prana)   Chaitanya - (Spirit) is the only religion   Chanting of God's name is the worship of the Life Force (Prana)     The SIDDHA YOGA - Initiation   Two disciplines of this Yoga   The modes of Initiation   An amazing example of an initiation   Three ways of Transmission of Spiritual Power   Ideal places for Initiation   Amazing and automatic Experiences after initiation   If the seeker has been initiated by another Spiritual master   The SIDDHA YOGA is useful to all sects, traditions, paths, organizations and ideologies   General Rules to be observed by the initiated   Eligibility for the Initiation   The Rituals to be performed by an aspirant on the day of Initiation   Obligatory rituals to be performed by the initiated   Observation of Rules for speedy and rapid progress The Distinguishing Features of this Path The Awakening of the Serpent Power (Divine Power) The theory and practice of the SIDDHA YOGA explained clearly in the BHAGAWAT GEETA The SIDDHA YOGA for the Upliftment of the Nation and of the World at large   The Easy Path of the SIDDHA YOGA   Easy to Practise   No discrimination of Initiation     ShaktiPat Yoga dikha Initiation	The SIDDHA YOGA - Initiation There are two disciplines of this Yoga (a)  ABHAVA YOGA (b)  MAHA YOGA In the first discipline of the Abhava Yoga, the perception of the soul can be achieved by contemplating on the soul as formless and shapeless as stated in the vedic scriptures.     In the second discipline, that of MAHA YOGA, the seeker merges himself into the joyful (ecstatic) state of samadhi (trance) through the practice of meditation.
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