As per the teachings of Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism or Hindu
Tradition), the aim of human life is Moksha. When a person attains Brahman
realization he/she is able to understand himself/herself and the world – because he/she is
always merged in Brahman. Such people are believed to be in a state of mind
known as Sachidanandam.
Liberation or Moksha is possible only through self
realization. Self realization happens when we are able to shelve the thought of
the second. When we realize that all animate and inanimate is Brahman. To
understand this we need not look outside but look inside.
To attain the state of Sachidanandam one has to remove the
dust that is covering the truth inside us and also remove all physical
weaknesses. Yoga helps in removing the various weaknesses.
Hatha Yoga and Raja Yoga are meant to help in removing various
weaknesses. Hatayoga helps in removing physical weakness. Raja Yoga helps in
controlling breath.By concentrating on Urdaprana one attains Atmajana.
Satchidananda is Sat + Chit + Ananda
Satchidananda is Sat + Chit + Ananda
Sat is truth; eternal; absolute
Chit is consciousness or awareness
Ananda is bliss
The term attempts to capture the attributes of Brahman – the
all pervading reality.
Please note that English language is not capable of explaining the true meaning of most words in Hindu tradition. The meaning that you see are the best possible ones. It is only to give an idea.