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The path is and both how we live and where we have arrived. The path of analytical thinkers is no shorter than path of others. Maybe it is slower but definitely quieter. The quieter path leads to great experience, hence big knowledge of the things and happenings around.
No one is born learned but he is born with certain affections. The eternal analysts and those whom the truth is the most important and who are ready to keep denying earthly joys in the name of higher thoughts and experiences, in the terms of Yoga we call Jnana Yogis.
These persons have the ability to see the difference between two things. They also travel step by step just like everyone else.
The eternal analytical thinkers have a systematic path of recognizing truth or falsehood. That is why those people who are prone to deception and exaggeration do not travel this path in theirs life.
A false identification with what a man is not is already a deception itself which leads to even deeper confusion. Analytical thinkers could be sometimes annoyed with daydreamers or idealists but thinkers rarely allow themselves to be trapped in falsehood.
The man who has reached that level of existence where he can doubtlessly make a difference, usually has been separated from his lower nature. He became one with everything, a realized man.
The old Indian science of non-dualism is called Advaita Vedanta.
The Sanskrit word Vedanta means the end of knowledge and refers to transcendental knowledge not to what a man learns by head. This path of knowledge is a long journey of wisdom that can be achieved gradually and with big sincerity towards oneself.
This path needs a lot of self-discipline.
Insight is a child of knowledge.
Experience and knowledge become one.
Jnana yogi is anyone who has a clear insight into the world of all things, people, events.
All four Vedas, Rig Veda, Sam Veda, Yajur Veda and Artharvaveda are collections of texts that the Upanishads are part of and they talk about Jnana Yoga.
Recognizing the truth can be practiced. Practice that leads to the recognition of truth is also a matter of self-discipline and self-sacrifice. Nothing in fact can happen without inner sacrifice and self-discipline.
In order to achieve a pure insight a person should devote his sense of hearing to people who have already realized themselves. These people talk about their direct experiences.
One should read wise and spiritual books. The truth is found in peace. Therefore, when a man closes his eyes and when he enters into his inner worlds he can understand the truth of that what he has heard and read from truly spiritual people.
This is the practice of discrimination and selection what is real what is not.
It is a way that leads to self-realization, or simply said, a man can be free.
The path of analytical thinkers interweaves with the path of Raja Yogis.