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RAMAKRISHNA ANANDA

Mortal Mind Healing

Experience universal mind and solve life’s problems

Mortal mind is often the source of our problems. Yogis seek to release the mortal mind and to welcome the universal mind. To illustrate this, Ramakrishna Ananda gives examples from the lives of Paramahansa Yogananda and Sri Ramakrishna. We also learn Mary Baker Eddy’s method of opening the mortal mind to the actions of Spirit.

Essential Life Skills, Mind, Transformation, Metaphysics
  • How Yogananda followed Sri Yukteswar’s counsel to gain health and strength by going beyond mortal mind into spiritual awareness
  • Sri Ramakrishna teaches that healing will come as you love God
  • Learn to release mortal mind and be open to Spirit and Divine Mind
  • Hear the steps to healing that Mary Baker Eddy practiced
  • Explore the different spiritual options practiced to heal an inflamed thumb joint

Release Mortal Mind and Attune With Spirit

Many healings and transformations come by releasing mortal mind and attuning  with God, with Spirit, with Divine Mind. Yoga itself is attunement, unity and harmony between the individual and the Infinite Spirit and the universal mind. It’s a blending with Spirit which transforms life on the physical, mental and spiritual planes of consciousness. Don’t be bound by mortal mind. Release it to Divine Mind.

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