Find out how to thrive when facing a crisis. Life is full of turning points. How we respond to these turning points is key to whether we are happy or not. Explore how to find opportunities to move forward and thrive when facing a crisis or threat.

Yoga practice brings a growing sense of harmony within oneself and with the outer world. Learn the main signs of progress and find out how practicing the yamas of Patanjali improves character, allowing the positive traits of the inner self to express.

Are you ready for more transformations with tapas? Enjoy a transforming tapas journey (effort that transforms) which will help recast your body into a spiritual mode. Re-create your speech so it never injures anyone and clear your mind so you gain self-control.

Explore how the practice of tapas can renew your life. Would you like to know the secret to transforming old, unproductive habits into higher levels of consciousness? Sri Ramakrishna says the answer is tapas, effort that transforms. Discover how the practice of tapas can renew your daily life, redirecting you in a positive manner.

Are you ready to go farther? Try the highest watchfulness practice. Have you been doing the watchfulness practice from the first Watchfulness and Divine Memory video? Are you ready to go farther? Find out how to do the highest practice of watchfulness which enables you to remember your core self, the soul within you.

Enjoy two techniques that can help you live in inner peace and joy. Is your yoga practice enjoyable and rewarding? Yogis maintain it should be uplifting, freeing, and a lot of fun. These two revered techniques will help you open to ever greater inner peace and joy. Witness consciousness will give you a free, clear mind that makes every day more enriching.

Hear how Sri Ramakrishna says we can see God. Are you making progress on the yoga path? Yogis sometimes say everyone is making progress. It’s just that some are taking the long, slow route to love, peace, bliss and enlightenment while others are taking the fast train.

“Faith is the cornerstone on which yoga is based,” said the great yogi Sri Ramakrishna. The kind of faith he was talking about is called shraddha, a conviction about the love and presence of God which leads to a deep trust and tranquility.

In back of everything that exists is a creative consciousness which manifests the universe. By attuning with this creative power, we discover our dharma, what our soul would like to express. Find out how to become more aware of the impulses Spirit is regularly sending.

Tips for overcoming the forces that keep you from making progress. Yoga is not a belief system. Yoga must be experienced. It is not enough to know some yoga concepts; we need to be empowered and transformed by yoga.