A map for the examined life

Most people inherit a philosophy of life.
They never notice they didn't choose it.

YogoLogo draws from Yoga, Stoicism, and Buddhism — three traditions that have asked the same question for over two thousand years. What does it mean to live well? The map is free. The walking is yours.

The core equation

Samadhi = Eudaimonia = Nirvana = Self-actualisation = The now

Tap any term to examine it. Do these point to the same thing — or not?

The vocabulary of each tradition differs. The territory is the same.

Patanjali's eight limbs

A circle, not a ladder

Samadhi leads back to Yama. The end is the beginning. You don't complete the path — you deepen it. Each revolution brings more clarity.

Yama Being Niyama Being Samadhi → Yama Asana Body Pranayama Body Pratyahara Mind Dharana Mind Dhyana Mind The path is the goal
Tap any limb
See what it works on

Where do you want to start?

Three doors, one path

Start wherever resonates. Body, Mind, and Being are not separate — they are the same practice seen from three angles.

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Body
Health
The physical instrument — the foundation for everything that follows.
Asana · Pranayama
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Mind
Wisdom
Attention and awareness — where the world's pull becomes the mind's pull.
Pratyahara · Dharana · Dhyana
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Being
Love
Who you are — what you do, what you don't, and what remains.
Yama · Niyama · Samadhi

Not sure where to start?

Use a guide

Three ways to find your entry point.

Entry guide
A 7-stage reflection that introduces the framework through your own experience
The layered self
An interactive map of consciousness — from the senses to pure awareness
Path finder
Five questions that recommend where to begin
the philosophy is free, always

"The unexamined life is not worth living."

Socrates — and where YogoLogo begins