spiritual self. Most are searching for a "mystical consciousness." Yet, they do not even have this concept in mind, but they have a sense of this awareness within a closer walk with Thee. The purpose of this Mystic book is to shed insights and information so that one can "develop a mystic's consciousness" and practice it. While you have the earnest needs to draw to the Universal Spirit, you may be considering applying the physical and mystical meditation of yoga to improve your overall physical, emotional, spiritual and mental self. With that concept in mind, you may have been told about many myths associated with yoga. Hopefully, after you read this work, it will dispel your fears that may be associated with these falsehoods and to understand how yoga contributes to the overall well-being of any person, regardless of their spiritual or moral beliefs. Yoga simply teaches beliefs, similar to a religious belief system. The practice of yoga encourages its' participants to practice meditation, silence, tolerance and goodwill toward all things on this planet. In the quest of one's search of what is missing in their lives is an intimate inner knowing; consequently, a personal relationship with their God. This is the book for you as you look to the Saints such as Saint Teresa of Avila and Saint John of the Cross. These individuals are identified as mystics because they are persons of faith who believed that the awarness of spiritual truth and communion with God could be attained through personal experience, dedication, intuition, or insight.

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