Self-inquiry and Growth: The Path Toward the True Self

Chit is the unchanging, pure awareness that is the background of all existence.

In Yoga, it refers to the process of progressing to a better state and unfolding one's potential in physical, mental, and spiritual aspects.

In Yoga, it refers to the state of mind and practice of affirming and accepting oneself as one is—including strengths and weaknesses, successes and failures, past and present—without judgment.

In Yoga, it refers to the process through which one's inner consciousness, behavioral patterns, and way of life fundamentally change into a higher state.

It is the fifth limb of Yoga's Eight Limbs, referring to the practice of drawing awareness away from external sensory stimuli and deeply examining one's inner self.

In Yoga philosophy, it refers to the practice of deeply questioning "Who am I?" to directly realize the nature of the true self (Atman).

Purpose is an English word meaning "aim," "goal," or "significance." It refers to the fundamental reason or direction of one's actions and existence, what an individual wishes to achieve or live for in life.

It refers to the unchanging and pure essential being of an individual, distinct from the transient body, mind, and ego.

Inner Radiance refers to the inner spiritual light or glow that emanates from one's true nature, beyond the ego and mental fluctuations.

In Yoga philosophy, it refers to the fundamental misunderstanding of not recognizing the truth that the true self (Atman) is one with universal consciousness (Brahman), and instead identifying oneself with the body, mind, and ego.

In Yoga philosophy, it refers to the universal, unchanging ultimate reality or truth itself, transcending time, space, and change.

In Yoga philosophy, it refers to the ability to perceive the true nature of things, distinguishing between truth and untruth, good and evil, and the permanent and the temporary, beyond mere accumulation of knowledge.