Spirit is trying to express through us but our false sense of self, the ego, blocks its full expression. Sri Ramakrishna taught that a person is liberated when he (she) knows they are not the doer but, rather, that God is working through them. As we realize who the doer is, we become free to live in Spirit.

If you practice yoga, you embark on a journey toward connecting with a divine memory within yourself. Ramakrishna Ananda explains more in his online yoga class.

Discover how one goes from a haphazard consciousness to an inner absorption which restores balance. As you take this journey through different levels of meditation and discover your indwelling self, you can experience samadhi, pure consciousness.

Discover the signs that indicate where you are presently and where you are going on the spiritual path. Using Sri Ramakrishna as a reference, Ramakrishna Ananda describes the stages of bhakti yoga.

The yoga master, Ramakrishna Ananda, teaches the most important key of a better life. Watch this 4-minute life-changing video and be better than many out there!

The Bhagavad Gita advises us to seek work that is in harmony with our nature and to do the task at hand. Desires can be fulfilled or transformed by the power of the supreme self. If we find soul-centered work, we develop divine memory and live enlightened lives.

Yogis often ask “What are you attracting?” When we understand that we are individual waves living within a vast, infinite ocean of consciousness, Spirit moves more fully and freely in our lives. We attract whatever we need.

Your tongue can either bless or destroy someone. Learn the optimal ways to make your words pure and uplifting in your daily yoga practices.

Spirit is working dynamically to move and express within us as we practice yoga. When Spirit is blocked, energy builds up and pushes our bodies into movements called kriyas. Kriyas occur in order to open our bodies to the free flow of Spirit. Ramakrishna Ananda shares how one can become more aware of the divine energy trying to move within us and what this divine force feels like.

We all want lasting happiness, don’t we? Ramakrishna Ananda shares that one of the best ways to experience ongoing, uninterrupted happiness is to study how we make ourselves miserable. Here we look into what the Bhagavad Gita teaches regarding misery. We can let go of the causes of unhappiness and go within to a life of lasting joy.