Spiritual Poetry: A Conversation with Paul John Roach and Ellen Grace O’Brian If you’ve ever wondered about the connections between spiritual poetry, enlightenment, and everyday life, you’ll enjoy this insightful podcast interview with Yogacharya Ellen […]
Kriya Yoga Satsang with Yogacharya: Stay Open A purposeful life is like a great steamship coursing through the waters of the world. Although it’s path is straightforward, the journey is marked time and again by […]
Kriya Yoga Satsang with Yogacharya: Be Intentional Live intentionally with higher purpose. When you do, you will discover an invincible, grace-bestowing Power within you that will draw to you whatever is needed for fulfillment of […]
The simple practice of cultivating gratitude, an appreciative awareness, and thankfulness, can powerfully transform our everyday experience of life. For some people, this is a natural and easy thing to do. For others, keeping gratitude […]
What is Dharmic Living? Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life? ~ Mary Oliver ~ How will I live? is a question that has been with […]
Meditate and Experience Wholeness All this is full. All that is full. From fullness, fullness comes. When fullness is taken from fullness, Fullness still remains. Om. Peace! Peace! Peace! –Invocation to the Isha Upanishad Through […]
3 Practices for Conscious Living Do not make light of your failings,Saying, “What are they to me?’A jug fills drop by drop. So the fool becomes brimful of folly.Do not belittle your virtues,Saying, “They are […]
Kriya Yoga’s Birth in the West Kriya Yoga practice removes all obstacles to Self- and God-realization.Kriya Yoga practice removes all obstacles to Self- and God-realization. —Patanjali’s Yoga Sutra 2.2 When Paramahansa Yogananda came to America in […]
How to Connect Your Spiritual Heart and Your Activist Feet Without Losing Your BalanceThe heart of yoga is mysticism, the universal experience of conscious communion with God or ultimate Reality. Mystics arise in all religions […]
Life can be a perpetual search for happiness in its myriad forms—pleasure, security, success, contentment, joy. Ever notice that we look for it and find it, only to lose it again? Or want more from wherever it seemed to come from?