Pure use of the senses leads to purity of mind. A pure mind promotes awareness of the true self, the soul. A clear memory of truth brings positive changes to your life.

Through spiritual practices we can develop new samskaras (little tracks or canals etched into our nervous system) which allow the energy to flow easily from the soul out into the world. Discover how to form new samskaras which transmit Spirit.

Our soul, the purusha, is actively involved in directing our spiritual path and is calling us home. Explore attitudes and practices which lead to discovering and abiding in purusha. Enjoy the play between Spirit and nature.

Yogis describe the atman (the soul) as God within who is guiding, blessing and encouraging spiritual realization. Explore how the purusha, the true self, is benevolently and actively fostering the enlightenment process. Discover how the inner self is lovingly calling you home to higher consciousness and your true nature.

The Kali Yuga is defined as the age when spiritual truth is obscured and passions often dominate human awareness. During these times of confusion, the Lord incarnates Himself to show people how to live.

Spirit supports everything we do — something we often are not aware of. Enjoy inspirational quotes from the Bhagavad Gita on how to meditate well. Discover that Spirit is always supporting and giving us life.

Explore the processes which allow for a quicker realization of soul and Spirit. Discover how you can live a joyful, peaceful, harmonious life through taking a shortcut.

The transmitter/receiver meditation can be used to send out a call to the Infinite and receive Its response. Like most yoga methods, this technique requires conscious, committed practice.

In the view of yoga and mysticism, your face is like a mask that Spirit shines through. Formless Spirit can express through your form, your face and your entire being.