Foundations of Yoga Wisdom 
Mystical Powers in the Yoga Sutra 
Padmini Vidya: The Source of Eight Siddhis (On-Demand) 
Lifting the Final Veil 
Tantra of Inner Protection 
Tantra of Inner Prosperity 
KSI 3: Vishoka Meditation in the Light of Chakras, Kundalini, & Tantra 
KSI 2: Mantric Power & Tantric Rituals 
Epitome of Sri Sukta Sadhana 
Rudra Yaga — Healing Ourselves & Healing the Planet 
Art and Science of Breathing 
Bringing Daily Meditation to Life 
Yoga Nidra 
Meditation on the Chakras 
The Mystery and Power of Mantra 
The Healing Art of Meditation 
March 25, 2021
5 min
The only way to hold the infinite is to expand and grow—to create the space to hold this awareness.
—Ishan TigunaitIn part two of The Inner Teacher series, we learned that abhyasa (practice) is the first step to discovering the inner teacher—our boundless inner wisdom. Here, Ishan Tigunait explains how the practice of active vairagya (non-attachment) brings us closer to this goal. Follow along to expand your understanding of vairagya and its role in helping us know and experience the teacher within.
