jnana

…erformance of any acts." Moksha , liberation, is therefore reached by jnana , liberating knowledge, the direct realization that the Self has always been Brahman.

It is jnana , the direct knowledge that one was always free, always Brahman.

… the yoga of selfless action, bhakti yoga , the yoga of devotion, and jnana yoga , the yoga of knowledge, and it describes seated meditation in terms any practitioner would recognise.

…ship; virya , power; yasha , fame or glory; shri , wealth and beauty; jnana , complete knowledge; and vairagya , perfect dispassion.

It presents paths: karma yoga , the yoga of action; bhakti yoga , the yoga of devotion; jnana yoga , the yoga of knowledge; and dhyana yoga , the yoga of meditation, treated especially in its sixth chapter.

…urvives Each Āgama, in the ideal, carries four pādas , four quarters: jñāna , the doctrine; yoga , the discipline; kriyā , the ritual, which includes temple architecture and the making of images; and caryā , th…

Some taught that liberation comes through jnana , knowledge, the direct realisation of the self; some through bhakti , loving devotion to God; some through karma , disciplined action offered up; some through th…

The three are karma , action; bhakti , devotion; and jnana , knowledge.