Hamsa Vidya

Hamsa Vidya

Hamsavidya is a unique technique for self realization. It is based on pursuit of Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha.

Hamsavidya is a means to realize one's self but not by renouncing one's need. One should execute his domestic duties before attaining ultimate liberty. Hamsavidya should also be followed side by side. Hamsavidya has four phases: Manthrayogam, Layayogam, Hathayogam, and Rajayogam

Manthrayogam
All the living beings are chanting the natural mantra. Manthra is defective by a pause in between the lines. Therefore chanting would not provide 'laya'.

Layayogam
The Sadhaka while continuing chanting Manthra would fix his mind on pranava nadam, while merging the mind, Manthra with prana. When the Mind, Prana and Nada unite the 'Sadhaka' becomes a layayogi. In layayoga, prana becomes motionless and the sadhaka feel a peculiar bliss.

Hathayogam
When the prana and apana unite in the sushumna Naadi, the sadhaka becomes hathayogi. Hathayogi becomes free from all the illness.

Rajayogam
When sakthi beeja is awakened that unites with the shivabeeja in the Sahsradalapdama, the Sadhaka becomes Rajayogi.

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