Here we practice three approaches that expand the heart and our awareness. Allowing the heart energy to go out can bring a wonderful experience of being at one with others and can reveal the soul, the atman. Discover the peace, joy and love that is stimulated through heart expansion.

The Garden Visualization practice helps us to become more subtle and more attuned with the inner self. We use the mind and sense of self to guide the subtle body into a beautiful spiritual garden. Discover how to use visualization to receive insights and experience beauty and peace.

In this meditation, we practice flowing from one lake of consciousness to another lake of consciousness. Through this interplay, we find the beauty and joy of the soul revealed.

The Guided Fountain Meditation combines a visualization practice with the breath in order to prepare for awakening the kundalini. As we breathe, we imagine or visualize a thread of light moving up and down the spine. Enjoy practicing this with Ramakrishna Ananda and be open to the rising of the kundalini.

It may be hard to believe that when we call out to God, He/She responds. Yes, there is a response to our every feeling and thought of God. Find out how your response to God’s love and light can lead to a life of ever-new joy.

We are spiritual beings in the divine play of creation, according to Sri Ramakrishna. Through spiritual awakening we all enter into nitya lila, the eternal play of love between the devotee and the Lord.

Discover what Ramakrishna Ananda has to teach us about the great religious leader, Sri Ramakrishna regarding getting closer to God and develop love and devotion.

Learn the divine teachings of Sri Ramakrishna on his birthday and discover how to find God and how to relate to him. Watch the full video to get inspired!

Through this talk, you can learn about the several realizatons of Sri Ramakrishna that changed the world and today, can help us on our yoga paths.

Ramakrishna Ananda relates the stories of Sri Ramakrishna regarding illustrating the spiritual path. Learn how these paths can guide us in our yoga practice.