Mystic-Yogi-Sage-Saint, same shit, different name?

[MarkusSweden]

I always treated these four labels as synonyms for one and the same inwardly path to infinite consciousness. 

Am I right, or are there any differences between a Sage, a Mystic, a Saint and a Yogi? Generally speaking. 

Besides, are there more lifestyles that are closely linked to these mentioned above? In that case, what's the name of those, and how do they differ?  

Edited August 5, 2018 by MarkusSweden

[Nahm]

@MarkusSweden If you make distinctions in those, you perpetuate your own illusion. They are maya. 

[Salvijus]

Actually there is a difference

 

Edited August 5, 2018 by Salvijus

[MarkusSweden]

4 minutes ago, Salvijus said:

Actually there is a difference

I see, do you mind telling me? 

[Salvijus]

 

[molosku]

https://youtu.be/NYuDR0I-z20

Becoming a sadhu is the only way

[Prabhaker]

15 hours ago, MarkusSweden said:

are there any differences between a Sage, a Mystic, a Saint and a Yogi?

Yogi is dedicated to Yoga practice, he follows path of yoga. It is not necessary that every mystic or saint is a Yogi. 

We recognize saint by his outer behavior, way of life. Mother Teresa is known in the Roman Catholic Church as Saint Teresa. She was neither a mystic nor a Yogi.

A mystic can be Yogi or he can enter into divine from other paths.

[Leo Gura]

It's a matter of perspective. Depends on how much you want to split hairs.

From a high-level perspective, they are all basically the same.

But people love to split hairs about it.