The purpose of practicing a tool in Sadhana is to maintain the continuous Bhavna of the tool at the time when the tool is not being practiced during other times in life. Only if this Bhavna (purpose) of the tool is followed, it is possible to express continuety and absorption in Bhavna in life. When there is Bhavna during the practice of the tool and at other times it is being ignored completely, it produces conflict and defect in the Bhavna. This leads to its extirpation. For this reason, Sadhak needs to give lot more importance, attention and conscious awareness to actions and behavior in daily life; even more than practicing various kind of tools in Sadhana. There must be more importance and automatic attention to daily life events with knowledge and devotion. It makes no sense to meditate or practice any other tool, when daily life events are ignored. I consider this path as the one with Practical Jivan (life) Sadhana and for this reason I say that as 'Jivan Yoga'.
Pujya Shree Mota
Jivan Yog, Edition 1,
Part 1, Pages 12 - 13.
