There are three forces, gunas, which profoundly affect our lives. To a yogi, jaya (victory) comes through understanding and working with the gunas. Explore practices which lead to a balanced, harmonious life. Find how you can contact and reflect your creative, peaceful, joyous, loving true self.

Love, in the viewpoint of yoga, is self-giving. See how love grows progressively more unselfish. Explore practices which make it easier to know what true love is. As Sri Yukteswar Giri wrote: Yoga is the cultivation of the heart’s true feeling.

Consider life to be a lila, a divine play of Spirit moving and expressing through everyone. Discover how attuning with Spirit ensures a blessed life, even in troubled times.

Most yogis describe life on earth as a lila, a divine interplay between God and man. Sri Ramakrishna urged people to go beyond samadhi (spiritual absorption) and enter the lila. Discover how to grow in awareness and consciously participate in an interplay with the Divine.

The great yogi Sri Aurobindo advanced the understanding of yoga through a system he called Integral Yoga. He emphasized that in order to have success in yoga, the cooperation of three parties is needed. Find how agreements in our Board Room can lead to the realization of the true self, ever-new joy, and wondrous dimensions of love.

As we grow in our yoga practice, we can also help others become aware of something higher in life. Discover three of the finest things we can do in our lifetimes.

Experience the six treasures of realization. Often during meditation we feel an expansion in the heart center. Yogis develop a vast heart center which leads to faith and confidence in the life process. Explore heart expansion practices which bestow great love, ever-new joy and profound peace.

Ramakrishna Ananda sings this beautiful devotional chant which was written by Paramahansa Yogananda. Click to listen.