Your burdens and cares are covering your soul and preventing you from seeing the world as an expression of God. Discover the tips on releasing burdens.

Just how do yogis behave? They live, act and speak with the grammar of love. Find out about this grammar of love and how yogis behave when they are living in love. Most importantly, learn how you can take the next step into expressing love in all aspects of your life.

Great artists are often completely absorbed in their music, sculpture or paintings. This skill of getting deeply immersed in something we love is our ticket to enlightenment. Explore the many yoga immersion techniques that can lead to spiritual experiences and transformations.

Find out how you can reflect more love and compassion every day. Yoga changes our samskars (habits). Learn which yoga is best at upgrading your samskars. One true indicator of progress in yoga is the development of new habits which lead toward soul and Spirit.

How to create positive habits and eliminate negative ones. Yoga helps us to change our habit patterns and improve our life. Yogis understand the law of cause and effect and strive to create positive causes while eliminating negative habits. One of the benefits of yoga is that our habits are being upgraded in an ongoing way.

Improve your life by changing old habits. Samskars (samskaras) are the habit patterns that enable us to move and function. We can improve our lives by understanding and refining these habit patterns.

Ramakrishna Ananda explains that love is our heart’s true feeling but how six fetters (emotional chains) can block us from experiencing this love.

Learn which five drives power your instincts and find the best ways to positively fulfill them. Explore the best online yoga exercises with Ramakrishna Ananda.

Prayer is spiritual communion between ourselves and our Creator. Learn how to make your prayers more effective.

Experience universal mind and solve life’s problems. Mortal mind is often the source of our problems. Yogis seek to release the mortal mind and to welcome the universal mind. To illustrate this, Ramakrishna Ananda gives examples from the lives of Paramahansa Yogananda and Sri Ramakrishna.