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RAMAKRISHNA ANANDA

Yearning and Your Nature

Enjoy better meditations by discovering your nature

Have you ever been frustrated? Would you prefer fulfillment instead? You can have it. You just have to want it enough to give meditation a chance. If you find meditation difficult or unproductive, you need to discover your individual nature. When you know your nature, you’ll find meditation to be comfortable and natural. Enjoy meditation techniques designed for each of the three main human predispositions.

Higher Yogas Classes, Fulfillment, Meditation, Self-Realization
  • Most people think they can only be happy and fulfilled now and then
  • If you find meditation difficult or boring, then this class is for you
  • Explore and understand the three main natures
  • Examine your deepest yearnings so you can better identify your nature
  • Try various meditation techniques to see which is the best fit for you
  • When you discover your individual nature, you’ll find an open door to greater peace, inner power and lasting fulfillment

Find Fulfillment Every Day

One of the main themes of yoga:  To be fulfilled, you must go within and know your nature. Then you’ve got a chance to do something in the world, something in your life, that’s natural to you, that fits you, that is aligned with you. As a consequence, you find a fulfillment that goes on day in and day out. This is one of the main gifts of yoga.

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What keeps you from knowing your true nature?
1. Ego
1. Ego
True, but there is a better answer.
2. Desires
2. Desires
True, but there is a better answer.
3. Fears
3. Fears
True, but there is a better answer.
4. Numbness
4. Numbness
True, but there is a better answer.
5. All of the above
5. All of the above
Correct
Hear more about how Sri Ramakrishna says you can discover your true nature.

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