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A six-minute slideshow with a number of unique photographs showing Yogananda's cross-continental speaking tour, giving Kriya Yoga classes, his trip to India and Egypt, during private moments with his disciples and during major official engagements. See slideshow... |
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More and more people nowadays are realizing the tremendous benefits of meditation. They may read books on this subject or listen to spiritual teachers who advise, "Practice silence; go within." But multitudes who try it find themselves asking, "What on earth does that mean?" More... |
The purpose of life is to be free from suffering and to attain infinite bliss consciousness – and that is God. Paramahansa Yogananda said, "Always remember, Kriya Yoga plus devotion – it works like mathematics – it cannot fail." More... |
The scientific meditation techniques of Raja Yoga [the techniques of meditation taught in Self-Realization Fellowship] combined with the great energizing power of devotion constitute the easiest and most natural way to attain divine realization. More... |
Stillness means just being absorbed in feeling God's presence at the spiritual eye. No thinking, no chanting, no praying. It is in that stillness that we really have communion with God, as peace, joy, and love. More... |
In meditation energy is withdrawn into the Ida and Pingala, and then in deeper meditation into the Sushumna. Then into the astral spine and after the causal spine. More... |
If you choose to see God, you can see Him everywhere. Even with the many responsibilities that have been laid upon my shoulders these forty-odd years, that relationship with God is my life. I try to see Him in everything. More... |
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The Hong-Sau and Aum Techniques by Brother Ishtananda
Meditation: The Spiritual Foundation of our Lives by Brother Vishwananda
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Spirituality lies not in the power to heal others, to perform miracles, or to astound the world with our wisdom, but in the ability to endure with right attitude whatever crosses we have to face in our daily lives, and thus to rise above them. This spirit bestows all-conquering strength and supreme happiness. —Sri Daya Mata
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