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Mortal and Universal Mind — Part 1

Mortal and Universal Mind — Part 1

As you quiet your mortal mind and its concerns, you’re able to enter the vast universal mind. Ramakrishna Ananda describes some of these high experiences. You also discover your true self, your soul, that which is eternal, pure and painless.

The Main Yoga and Your Spiritual Feeling

The Main Yoga and Your Spiritual Feeling

Find the steps to experiencing the heart’s true feeling. Your emotional nature is a powerful force and, when used positively, can significantly help you develop in yoga. Your strong and clear feelings are great assets.

About Gurus

The term guru can be defined simply as teacher. But satguru means spiritual guide, dispeller of spiritual ignorance. Satgurus have three functions: 1) as guides; 2) as dispellers of delusions; and 3) as matchmakers who assist the seeker in having a closer relationship with Spirit.

The Triple Transformation

The Triple Transformation

Here are signs you are progressing toward living in divine love. Ramakrishna Ananda explains Sri Aurobindo’s Triple Transformation as a beautiful method for spiritual awakening. Let your own life experiences be your teacher.

What is the Spiritual Part of Yoga?

Find out how to live aware of Spirit in yourself and others. Yoga leads our awareness beyond body, mind and emotions to experiences and realizations of Spirit. Spirit is our essence, the source of life and consciousness.

Honor the Life Force

Honor the Life Force

Yogis distinguish between Infinite Spirit (Brahman) and Shakti, the force which creates the universe. Ramakrishna Ananda explains the need to honor Shakti and this life force flowing within us.

Spiritualize Your Thoughts

Spiritualize Your Thoughts

How can we spiritualize our thoughts? Attune with Spirit first. Then think. Ramakrishna Ananda shows the way.

The Nature of God

We focus on chapter 9 of the Bhagavad Gita: “I am the goal, the supporter, the Lord, the witness, the abode, the shelter, the friend.” The individual soul and the Lord become united in a wondrous way. It is the grace of the Lord which unfailingly facilitates this union.

Let Spirit and Nature Dance Together

Let Spirit and Nature Dance Together

Ramakrishna Ananda shows us that when Spirit and nature are balanced in our lives we live in dynamically unfolding joy. Learn the main factors which create imbalances and how yoga can help. When Spirit and nature are in harmony, it is easy to sense the dance of life.

The Marks of Enlightenment

The Marks of Enlightenment

What is it like to be enlightened? What are the characteristics of an enlightened person? Ramakrishna Ananda references the Bhagavad Gita in describing a realized person.

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