Tag : Kriya Yoga

In this third recording from a series of lectures on the first chapter of the Yoga Sutras, Ryan Kurczak explains the third and fourth sutra. When the fluctuations and changes

In this second recording from a series of lectures on the first chapter of the Yoga Sutras, Ryan Kurczak explains the first and second sutra. When the Yoga Sutras were

Welcome to this introduction to one of the main texts in the Kriya Yoga tradition – the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali. This is the first in a series of lectures

Episode 17 of “The Kriya Yoga Podcast” has been released. In this episode of The Kriya Yoga Podcast, we dig into deeper spiritual topics. I am joined by Mitch Hankins,

Kriya Yoga was brought to the West by Swami Sri Yukteswar’s student, Paramahansa Yogananda. It was the intensive training that Yogananda experienced under the direction of Yukteswar that enabled him

Here is a podcast dedicated specifically to Kriya Yoga practice. The official release will be September 16th, 2019. You can subscribe and receive the announcements as each podcast is released.

“Why is attachment a root cause of pain? And if it is a root cause of pain, why do we continue to allow it to exist/persist?”

In many spiritual traditions there is an emphasis on attuning to enlightened beings. These can be teachers that you have learned from, or legendary figures from centuries past. Some may

The feeling of separateness and isolation that prompts these questions is common among most people but tends to become amplified in those interested in meditation. This makes sense, because those interested in meditation are also interested in Yoga. Yoga is an experience of unified awareness. You practice Yoga to realize that your awareness is whole. Yet, in the beginning the pain of seeming separation can be almost unbearable.

I’m happy to announce the publication of a new inspirational book called Mahavatar Babaji and the Garden of Faith. This book is available on the “Books” section of this website.