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Going Beyond Wholeness

Yoga gives you a choice. You can live in wholeness instead of separateness and want. If you choose wholeness, you’ll be happier and attract whatever you need into your life. But wholeness is just the beginning! Experience the peace, joy, love and bliss that can be yours as you discover how to go beyond wholeness.

The Way of the Quakers

The Quakers (Religious Society of Friends) believe that everyone can receive understanding and divine truths from the light within. Discover how to use the Quaker method to find inner peace and then become an instrument of peace.

Getting into Wholeness

Yoga wholeness happens when we move from distress into assurance or from a sense of lack into a sense of abundance. Discover wholeness and find out how to attract whatever you need.

I Depend On You

This marvelous chant is written by Ramakrishna Ananda and sung by Ramprasad.

Mom and Dad and Love

Do you feel loved? Our parents often are the first to show us that we are loved. Both Jesus Christ and Sri Ramakrishna taught that God loves us as a heavenly father or a divine mother.

About Kriya Yoga — Week 2

Have you noticed that under stress you tend to do irrational and self-destructive things? Classical kriya as described by Patanjali can help you stay centered, no matter what’s happening around you. Find out how to use kriya yoga to approach problems and bring more peace and happiness into your life.

About Kriya Yoga — Week 1

Classical kriya as taught by Patanjali helps one release old habits and live with greater soul awareness. Explore the three steps of classical kriya and discover how they can free you to experience Spirit and live with greater joy.

Develop Steadiness with the Kurma Nadi

One of the great skills of life is steadiness, to be able to persistently apply our consciousness toward goals that are important to us. Discover a yogic practice that will help balance the nervous system and bring more steadiness and stability into our lives.

Fight Using Spiritual Facts — Part 2

Yogis and metaphysicians agree that we live in the omnipresence of Spirit which blesses us and the whole world. The great metaphysician Herbert Eustace said that we need to fight to reverse sickness and misunderstanding by getting in touch with universal consciousness and declaring God’s presence. Find out how, when you have a problem, you can get past mental turbulence, anger or fear and change the situation by experiencing the Spirit within you.

Fight Using Spiritual Facts — Part 1

Yogis view life as a divine play as well as a battle and they use their experience of Spirit to fight the good fight and help the world. The great yogi Patanjali taught that to dwell in our true nature and experience Spirit, we need to control the thought waves of our mind. Find out how to use yoga to dwell in your true nature and bring positive change into your life and the lives of others.

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