Ramakrishna Ananda asks two questions: Are we not blessed to be alive? What is life for? Our soul wants to express itself in time, space and causation. We study and practice yoga in order to live more successful and fulfilled lives. Join us in discovering how to be a better instrument of Spirit and live in joy.
This is part three of a five-part Work Series. The Bhagavad Gita contains important advice and inspiration about work: 1) Do your best and leave the results to God. 2) Put the responsibility where it belongs — with the Infinite Spirit. 3) Work for the soul, not the ego.
Ramakrishna Ananda sings this beautiful devotional chant, “Receive My On Thy Lap” which was written by Paramahansa Yogananda. Click to listen.
Ramakrishna Ananda sings this beautiful devotional chant, “O Mother Kali, How Blissful Thou Art,” along with some melodious playing of harmonium. Click to listen.
Ramakrishna Ananda sings this beautiful devotional chant, “Be Drunk, O Mind,” in his own melodious, and charismatic voice along with harmonium. Click to listen.
Ramakrishna Ananda sings this beautiful devotional chant, “O Ramakrishna, Bewitcher of My Mind,” along with some melodious playing of harmonium. Click to listen.
Ramakrishna Ananda sings this beautiful devotional chant, “I Will Be Thine Always” which was written by Paramahansa Yogananda. Click to listen.
Ramakrishna Ananda sings this beautiful devotional chant, “With Beaming Face”. Click to listen.
Ramakrishna Ananda sings this beautiful devotional chant, “You Are the Treasure of My Soul”. Click to listen.
Ramakrishna Ananda sings this beautiful devotional chant, “Thou Hast Lifted All My Sorrows”. Click to listen.
We ask you to commit two hours a week to selfless service. This service can be anything you choose ranging from helping a family member or neighbor to volunteering at a nonprofit organization.
This commitment is solely between you and your inner self.
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