Hello, bonita! Today, we're diving into another core principle of yoga philosophy—Asteya. If you've been following along, you know we've already covered Ahimsa (non-violence) and Satya (truthfulness). Now, it's time to explore Asteya, a concept that, while traditionally translated as "non-stealing," goes far beyond simply not taking what isn’t ours.

What Is Asteya?

At first glance, Asteya is about refraining from taking material possessions that don’t belong to us. It's the idea that we should never steal an object from someone else. Simple, right? But like most things in yoga philosophy, there’s so much more to it.

Asteya teaches us not to take anything—not just physical objects. It encompasses energy, time, and even opportunities. It’s about earning what we receive through our own efforts, rather than looking for shortcuts or exploiting others.

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