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RAMAKRISHNA ANANDA

Yoga Destroys Misery

Want to live in goodness and power rather than misery?

Most suffering comes from ignoring our true nature – Spirit within us. Swami Vivekananda taught that when we awaken to our true nature, we live in purity, goodness and power. Explore the yoga practices which can help you overcome the obstacles (illness, doubt, delusion, laziness, destructive habits) which keep you from abiding in your true nature.

Essential Life Skills, Afflictions / Kleshas, Mantram, Awakening
  • Sri Ramakrishna taught that one must have an awakening of the Spirit within in order to see God
  • How a guru can help a devotee perceive the light within
  • Hear about the three types of chelas (initiates) described by Patanjali
  • Explore the power of the holy name given by an illumined teacher
  • Sri Ramakrishna’s advice to transform those passions which take you away from the Lord

Chant OM to Release Obstacles

Chant OM with yearning and willingness to release each obstacle. As devotion comes and love is flowing in your heart, you’re in a yoga state already that will take you to all the other higher, wondrous yoga states.

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The three steps of classical kriya are self-study, self-discipline and devotion. These make it easier for busy people to experience spiritual awakening.

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