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Excerpt from http://journeywithyoga.com/sample_chapter.html Sample Chapter: Consciousness and the Divine: Greek Gods, Yoga and Enlightenment This sample chapter is also available in a summarised mp3 audiobook and in an mp4 video. Chapter: Consciousness and the Divine: Greek Gods, Yoga and Enlightenment This chapter is dedicated to the divine within you. Where we are in the journey: In the previous chapters, we talked about how to do Yoga. In the very last chapter we introduced Carl Jung and Yoga, exploring concepts like ego, shadow, and symbolism. For further reading on this topic, consider Dario Nardi's "Jung on Yoga". This chapter elevates our exploration of Jung and Yoga, delving into the realms of consciousness and the divine. This is the first of many chapters on where Yoga takes us. The next chapters will explore the divine within us as pure consciousness, culminating in the unveiling of a triptych painting that connects our entire journey. From Animal to Superhuman, Divine "Man is a rope stretched between the animal and the beyond man/superman (German: übermensch)—a rope over an abyss. A dangerous crossing, a dangerous wayfaring, a dangerous looking-back, a dangerous trembling and halting. What is great in man is that he is a bridge and not a goal" – from "Thus Spoke Zarathustra" by Friedrich Nietzsche Figure 1: man as a bridge. This quote serves as a perfect introduction. If man is a bridge spanning the chasm between the animal and the superhuman, or divine, what is left behind? And what awaits on the other side? To understand the animal nature left behind, we turn to the story of Ulysses and the Cyclops from the Odyssey in the section "Ulysses Walks from Darkness into the Light". Here, our hero Ulysses (Greek Odysseus), escapes the dark cave of a one-eyed ogre, symbolising a departure from ignorance. Hit like for more and continue reading the story on http://journeywithyoga.com/sample_chapter.html #mythology #Odyssey #Ulysses #yoga #kundalini #heroesofolympus #christophernolan #cyclops #ancientgreece #stories

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