The Four Paths to Learning in the Sacred Atlantean

Learning is a multifaceted process, and as humans or any sentient creatures, we learn through various paths. The Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood recognizes four primary paths to learning: activity (the yoga of service), focus or meditation (the yoga of meditation), belief (the yoga of devotion), and understanding (the yoga of reason and logic). While the Brotherhood primarily focuses on understanding, it encourages the incorporation of all four paths for a holistic approach to learning.



The Yoga of Service: Learning Through Activity



The first path to learning is through doing or activity, often referred to as the yoga of service. This method emphasizes the importance of engaging in practical activities to gain knowledge and skills. Learning through doing is a fundamental approach, as it allows individuals to experience and understand concepts firsthand.



For example, you cannot learn a sport solely by reading a book about it. To truly grasp the intricacies of the game, you must participate, practice, and engage in the physical activity. This experiential learning helps to solidify theoretical knowledge by providing a practical framework. In the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood, members are encouraged to participate in community service and practical activities to enhance their understanding and application of spiritual teachings.



The Yoga of Meditation: Learning Through Focus and Attention