Kriya Yoga For BEGINNERS || Paramahansa Yogananda

[@MansiSurging]

Best part of youtube. We all see the disadvantages of internet but here, we have access to such great teaching only because of internet.🙏🏽

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Indeed, the disadvantage and advantage of anything depends solely on how we choose to use it. I'm glad you liked the video! 😇✨

[@masta12ful]

It's only a GREAT TEACHING if you practice it!!! until you realize it for yourself otherwise it is just words!!!!

[@yashodaamin7595]

True

[@jdp2571]

I got my teachings in prison from Autobiography of a Yogi... when the student is ready, the teacher appears.

[@fandacy]

Greetings. I did this for 3 years straight. I would like to give feedback to those who wish to begin this journey and wondering if it will be worth it. I continued to eat meat from time to time and consumed alcohol very very rarely. I limited socializing to a minimum that I could sustain without any complaints. I always read comparative theology (materials that I felt inclined to). I approached the process as if its an experiment and in a playful mood, with little expectation. My goal then, was to get my financial situation back on track and have decided to start by sorting my mind. Results: First of all, the benefits Yogananda mentions are definitely there. At the end of the second year, without knowing that its possible, I gained "skills and intiution" that may seem superhuman for some (improvements regarding physical and nonphysical senses). Secondly, something interesting started to happen. A strange feeling of peace and joy (some call bliss) started to come. This lasts 3-4 seconds each time. Eventually, I started to understand and later know what masters meant by "forgiveness, acceptance, not-judging, surrender and unconditional love". For those who wonder, my routine was: Mourning: Wake up, drink a glass of water, meditate at least 15 mins. During the day: meditate as many times as I like, sometimes 5 minutes, sometimes an hour (never with a full stomach). Night: At least 2 hours after dinner, before sleep, meditate for at least 15 minutes. So daily duration would vary between 30 mins to 3 hours. Hope this helps.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thanks a lot for sharing your experience and details, very much appreciated! 🙏🏻😇 In Yogic Traditions, there are also some important disciplines like Brahmacharya, Sattvic Diet, Getting up early and sleeping early, Moderate quantity of diet, Cleanliness of body and surroundings, Getting initiated and practicing under the guidance of the Guru etc., which if followed [infact scriptures mention to follow them necessarily] along with Kriya Yoga or any other Yogic practice, it would enhance and heighten the practice hugely and intensely deeper and vibrant effects can be felt much more clearly and sooner, for a long lasting duration. 🌺✨

[@fandacy]

@@HinduismAsItIs Yes, the topics you mentioned are indeed powerful. I tried to cover as much of them as possible, but due to the geographical reasons I could only achieve this much. I am willing to find a living guru though :) ✨

[@HinduismAsItIs]

I understand. All the very best for your endeavors and pursuits. You'll definitely be guided. 🙏🏻😇

[@TylerHurt-l7y]

Where did you learn Kriya?

[@fandacy]

​@@TylerHurt-l7y I practiced Yogananda's technique.

[@QuotableWisdom477]

Very effective explanation about Kriya Yoga Meditation coming from Mahavatar Babaji and then from Paramhansa Yogananda

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thank you for your kind remarks. Glad you found the video to be effective. 🙏🏻😇

[@Lakshmerj]

Kriya yoga - the airplane ✈️ route to God realisation 🙏

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Yeah, one of the fastest ones indeed! 😇✨

[@rinkypatnaik1990]

So true..this is d secret path of d universe..

[@NickAlways]

Are you practitioner of Kriya Yoga

[@Lakshmerj]

@@NickAlways yes I practice Kriya yoga

[@GoldenArcanum]

@@Lakshmerj How about those of us who have no access to a guru? Is there a good manual?

[@kindvibes3883]

I love your Voice. It is calming to hear and your videos have been of great help. I am very new to meditation and I have only reached a state where l can control my thoughts and with meditation i have been able to stop the monkey chatter going on in my mind. I can only manage to sit still for 5 minutes and I meditate daily for 20 mins just focusing on my breath and visualizing that I am the light being. Jai shree Krishna!!!!

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thanks for your kind remarks! I'm happy to hear that the videos have been of great help to you 😇✨ It's very good that you've started on the path of meditation and are able to still the mind even for 5 minutes. Consistency is the key. Improvements, proper stillness and spiritual growth will come in due time for sure. Keep going and all the best! Jai Sri Krishna 🙏🏻🕉️

[@eternalyogi88]

Your wisdom is full of love and enlightenment! Thank you for sharing!

[@HinduismAsItIs]

My pleasure! Thank you for your warm and kind remarks. 🙏🏻😇

[@Jaden48108]

Impressive. The best explanation of Kriya Yoga I've heard. It's a science and your explanation makes that very clear.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thanks for your kind remarks! Yoga, whatever kind it be, indeed is a beautiful science. Glad that you liked the video. 😇

[@shivavibes3721]

Very well articulated presented. Thank you brother. Babaji is sending msgs through such channel. So grateful.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure, brother. Thanks for your kind words. 🙏🏻 Please check out our other videos on the channel as well. 😇

[@anjaliagarwal2370]

Om kriya baba ji Namha Aum Maha Avtar Baba Ji Namha Aum

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Mahavtar Babaji ki jai! 🙏🏻😇

[@VishalSharma-mj2lv]

धन्यवाद 🙏 ॐ नमः शिवाय ॐ क्रिया बाबाजी नमः ॐ

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Hari Om Namah Shivaye! 🙏🏻😇✨

[@larryhernandez76]

Thanks so much for this. . . As during meditation I was Breathing in when I was supposed to breathe out, it didn’t matter that my breathing was backwards, I just watched what was happening, later I didn’t even have to breathe. . . . I reached this state after a long swim. . . . Of course after the swim. . . .

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure! 🙏🏻😇 And that's beautiful to know. It does happen, that when you meditate, eventually the breath comes to a halt. It absolutely stops and the mind becomes totally still, atleast briefly. Ofcourse it takes time and effort to reach there, but it's a great thing to experience. ✨

[@FrankoPerry]

I did spontaneous suriya kriya 4 months after my kundalini awakening. I did tiger mudra touching my forehead and did a sharp fast inhale with which I left my body and experienced the cosmic bliss. I could not feel tiredness of the body, pain or anything negative. I was freely floating as if in the water, the time felt as it was passing slowlier there. There was another entity there explaining me what is this for that I can visit different places and meet other entities to learn new important information for my own development. Before I knew it I was sucked back into my body and need to breathe again, the sensation was as if I emerged from under the water. I was able to repeat the process going there 6 or 7 more times and after that I could not because my forehead area felt very hot and I think I overused my third eye chakra, that was a literal cooldown.

[@digvijaymahawar8491]

How can I awaken my Kundalini ?

[@FrankoPerry]

@@digvijaymahawar8491 well for me it happened through the divine not initiated by guru. some time before it happened maybe a month I expressed a strong desire for knowledge and understanding and then it happened during full moon at around 3-4am the chakras lit up I could see them within me when I closed my eyes they were bright with their respective colors and also started to vibrate, I can feel them ever since that was 20.3.2019 at around 3 am. They also resonate with their respective solfeggio frequencies.

[@FrankoPerry]

@@digvijaymahawar8491 I think that you have to prove yourself to be responsible enough for it to happen naturally, I think it is encoded in our DNA, when certain conditions of your body are met, the trigger will start the process.

[@Natureclip185]

Smell cap 🧢

[@FrankoPerry]

@@Natureclip185 what would I gain from making lies about this?

[@nikositm]

Thanks!

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Many thanks! Much appreciated. 🙏🏻😇

[@lalafreee1111]

Thank you so much for sharing life changing KRIYA yoga🙏✨

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure. Glad you liked it. 🙏🏻😇

[@galapagos1809]

What superb descriptions you put together here, it really brings this practice to life in the mind. Mastering this is literally everything, and my guess is that only 1 in 20,000,000 or fewer have.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Many thanks for your kind words. 🙏🏻😇 Yes, mastering this or any yoga practice is very rare and in today's times especially, only 1 in millions (approx) could do so.

[@cenkanpolat5805]

Gratitude my friend. There is so much to share with kriya yoga. I have learned to proper my posture and align the spine. I feel amazing cosmic energy flowing through me. Ascension is all around.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Absolutely, Kriya Yoga is a vast topic. Glad to hear you're experiencing all that. Best wishes!🙏🏻😇

[@mdmorshed560]

How to do that yoga ?)

[@nirmalkumarwala2530]

I think benefits of kriya yog should reach every human being on earth. Everyone spread the treasure

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Absolutely, agreed! 🙏🏻😇

[@rameshupm1396]

Is it possible. The ' others ' suppress our Hindu belief , culture and tradition in many ways continuesly

[@Yash-m2ur]

Great explainations🤝👌👍, many things are difficult to accept such as life can be immortalised and body can sustain even without breath, food and water. I wonder why this is not taught in schools or any where else.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Glad you liked the video. 😇 The Yogic paths, concepts and practices will be difficult to accept through normal mind as the level of rationale and experience people usually have is very limited. Only when we practice and experience such things on our own, will this be truly known. The true yogis, already less in number, stay aloof and immersed in their practices (and prefer not to showcase such things due to various reasons) so all this knowledge is still not heavily tested or scientifically verified properly, that's why it's not taught yet in the school curriculum. Though there have been multiple records and reports here and there in the world, throughout history, that offer and uphold similar claims. However if you're interested, you can check the scientific tests that happened on the Yogi named Swami Rama. Some astonishing discoveries and observations were made during that time.

[@adorableboy8423]

Thanks for sharing this masterpiece. 👍

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure 🙏🏻😇

[@allanshpeley4284]

I read Autobiography of a Yogi many years ago and soon after had a life-changing spiritual experience that only lasted a week or two, but I'll never forget it. I don't know if the two are related, but his teachings have always resonated with me. Anyway, I'm nowhere near ready for a practice as advanced as Kriya Yoga...I'm just looking for guidance on the right type of yoga for me as I have very little experience with it. @Hinduism As It Is - I've noticed when I breathe into certain stretches that I have what I interpret as blockages or holes in my energy body that I can feel physically in my body. I don't think it's anything actually physical as they'll often change spots as I work one out. What I've found is that when I put pressure on them with my hand, it feels slightly painful or tender to the touch, almost like pressing on a bruise. After some time of doing this and stretching/breathing they will often go away and I'll notice my energy rush back into my body. Consequently, meditation and stillness is much, much easier and more natural. Can you recommend a type of yoga that will help me fix these energy leaks or blockages?

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Glad to know that you had a positive life-changing experience, even if it may not be related with you reading the Autobiography of a Yogi. I really hear you and it's good that you haven't, unlike many, hastily and carelessly started doing some random yoga practices. Doing these practices that deal with prana, chakras, nadis and Kundalini shakti directly can be harmful if done without proper guidance and without supervision of a proper master. And yes indeed, meditation and inner-stillness is really great and strongly effective, if you are doing that regularly. It cleanses the whole system as well. Also, what you're going through, does seem like some blocks or subtle impurities in your pranic body but tbh, I am not 100% certain either. It may very well have more aspects and facets to it than what you or I may be aware of at the moment. So it's important if you tread carefully, although it doesn't quite seem to be anything very risky or bad as such (but still). A simple yet effective way of getting the blocks removed (in addition to meditation) is to simply witness the breath (focus on the inhalation and exhalation instead of controlling or regulating it). Other than that, diet is very important, for food literally makes up the mind. It's best if you have a "sattvic diet" and also follow the "yamas and niyamas" (you may google these terms for more info). Mind and body are inter-related. So whatever blocks you maybe experiencing in the body would very well be there in the mind also (and vice versa). So following the necessary "yamas and niyamas", having "sattvic food" in moderate quantities and simply doing the witnessing of the breath, would suffice for now. I understand that you may not yet be able to follow all these things 100%, but try to follow these to whatever extent you can, gradually. Also be mindful of the company you keep and the surroundings that you live in. Everything around you should be conducive and "pure". I hope it makes sense and I wish you all the very best. If there's anything you may wish to clarify, feel free to reply over here :)

[@allanshpeley4284]

​@@HinduismAsItIs Thank you for your generous response. I will look more into yamas and niyamas and begin practicing to witness the breath during meditation. Regarding the sattvic diet, I've recently changed my diet so that it's mostly in line with that, with the exception of coffee and meat. I'm not sure I'm willing to give up coffee and I don't think my body would handle going without meat. I certainly need to purify my environment, starting with cleaning out all the old junk I have stashed away - thanks for the reminder on that. I'm starting to think these aren't leaks, but that there may be parasitic entities that have attached themselves to my pranic body...particularly the heart and solar plexus chakras. Have you heard of this sort of thing? If so, do you have any suggestions for removal/protection?

[@HinduismAsItIs]

@@allanshpeley4284 Very well. Just try and follow whatever you are comfortable with for now. Progress happens step by step and not all at once. Also, what seems impossible now, can become possible very soon. Anything can happen by Grace. We just need to try and keep taking steps towards our goal, to the best of our ability. Then everything will fall in place. Good luck with your endeavors! :) And well, I have heard about such parasitic entities trying to get attached to our subtle bodies, but honestly I don't have a lot of clarity and info about what exactly to do (in terms of yogic practices) in these kinds of situations. That's why it's emphasized to have a spiritual master, especially for the yogic path(s), for he would have known better and shown the way out in such tough situations. Nevertheless, what I can suggest to you for now, is to not worry or ponder too much about it. Simply keep your surroundings and environment clean, light a diya, blow a conch shell, put on some incense sticks, play some hymns and chants of God Shiva, God Hanuman, God Krishna etc. on your device, chant/do japa of their names and meditate. Do all this at least twice a day - early morning and in the evening, just after the sunset. You can pray to any God form (Shiva, Krishna, Hanuman, Devi Durga etc., whosoever you're more inclined towards), for help/guidance, spiritual upliftment etc. God is the original Guru. If you do all this things (what I mentioned above) with full faith, I'm certain that God will help and resolve your problems, or show you a way out of this or any other problems that you may have or may come across in the future. Nothing is impossible for Him. 😇

[@allanshpeley4284]

@@HinduismAsItIs Thank you 🙏

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[@sethuramankv3319]

Very fine . It is really reinforces our spiritual growth ............I red the book " Autobiography of Yogi "....…... Very long back.........iam very much impressed & written a letter to RANCHI office, ........& they send certain publication/introductory letter. ........I had very much Reverence to HH GURU PARAMPARE(BRIDGE OF DIVINE FLOW OF SPIRITUALITY ). ANY LIVE TEACHING WORKSHOP IN BANGALORE CITY . ........MY RESPECTFUL PRANAMAS TO UR GOODSELF AND SAGES BEHIND YOUR DIVINITY.😊

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Very nice. Many thanks for your kind and warm remarks! My regards and pranams to you. 🙏🏻😇

[@kasc1611]

Concise , very well put and motivating with the right presentation scientifically for layman with science perspectives! Good Work! Hoping this can motivate many who r not intense in devotion to Kriya or by Selfless Work like Modiji does for the Nation and his countrymen what we call the Karma Yoga ... One of them should take the searcher to the quest of his Soul! If you dont discover ur Soul which resides within you it's a complete waste of Life!

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Many thanks for your kind words. Happy to know that you liked the video. And yes indeed, I always hope these videos help, guide and motivate others spiritually. 🙏🏻😇

[@god_1437]

Very insightful and informative introduction 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Glad you found it helpful. 😊

[@kevinvassar7433]

Outstanding video, congratulations on such a fine production, we who encounter such material are very, very blessed, and should attempt to share with as much wisdom/discrimination as we can.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thanks for your kind remarks! Really appreciated. And yes indeed, we're all blessed to be on this path. All Lord's Grace! 🙏🏻😇

[@γεωργιοςαυτσιδης]

Very greatfull for the holly teachings namaste from hellas 🙏

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Glad to hear that! Namaste to you. 🙏🏻😇

[@yourhealingjourney9824]

Jai Guru ❤ Blessed to be on this path

[@jacquia.7340]

It's truest definition of wealth in life's existence.. when your breath is disturbed... What do you have?🙏💓 Yet when you have Breath awareness.. there is nothing you cannot attain

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Beautifully said. 🙏😇

[@SanatanHindu-pp6lr]

Very informative and knowledgeable video. Thanks. 🙏🏽

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Glad you liked it! 😇

[@asmrbroccoleader]

an interesting and intriguing video. thank you for the explanation.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

My pleasure, glad you liked it! 🙏🏻😇✨

[@dharinichohan7360]

Thankyou dear Sir, could you please explain how Kriya Yoga is done please?? Everybody talks about how important and beneficial Kriya Yoga is, but somehow nobody ever explains how this amazing breath work is done!! Is Kriya Yoga suppose to be so mysterious!?? I unfortunately don't have a guru physically to teach me. Please somebody, anybody please tell me how?? Blessings to all! Namaste. I pray someone answers me..

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Namaste, dear Dharini! Unfortunately I cannot explain more about the practice here because of various reasons - Firstly, I'm not a practitioner of Kriya Yoga. The aim of this video was more to provide awareness and knowledge about Kriya Yoga, its glory and significance. Secondly, I do have an idea about the practice but it will be dangerous to share it over here. Any Yoga Technique/Practice must be learned and practiced under the guidance of an authentic/traditional Guru. Kriya Yoga, being a type of Pranayama and Kundalini Yogic practice, is very dangerous and risky, if not done right. In the ending part of the video as well, if you saw carefully, Swami Yogananda also says that not everyone can practice it just like that and that it must be practiced under the guidance of a Guru. Quoting Paramahansa Yogananda's exact words from the "Autobiography of a Yogi" - "Because of certain ancient yogic injunctions, I cannot give a full explanation of Kriya Yoga in the pages of a book intended for the general public. The actual technique must be learned from a Kriyavan or Kriya Yogi; here a broad reference must suffice." So you see? Any form of Pranayama, or Kundalini Yoga practice (that has to do with Chakras and Nadis), or Kriya Yoga, etc. must be learned from a qualified teacher. The one who attempts to do it at home, just by reading a book, or watching a TV show, or some online videos, is taking a big risk of harming one's body, mind and pranic system. There are many other practices that one can do without the Guru as well. You can start doing Bhakti practices like japa/chanting, doing stutis, or start doing Karma Yoga practices like selfless actions or acting without the sense of doership, or do some meditation on some God-form/sound, or simply practice focusing on breath, or practice Jnana Yoga practices like Neti-Neti and Self enquiry. Hopefully this helps you. 🙏🏻

[@dharinichohan7360]

@@HinduismAsItIs Thankyou so much for your reply sir!! You have answerd my prayer! Yes indeed Swami Paramhansa Yogananda does explain in his autobiography that sacred Kriya Yoga is passed on from a Guru to his disciple. Like Mahavatar Babaji to Lahiri mahasaya and then to Shri Yukteshwar Giri to Swami Paramhansa Yogananda. I do understand that its not meant for any regular meditator, but I feel its not fair! I feel that when one prays wholeheartedly, the seeker is calling on God, it's a cry to be freed from this samsara. Meaning I won't have the chance to workout my karmas in this lifetime! I won't be given a chance to work things out in this lifetime! and therefore I'll have to come back again!? I really don't want a rebirth! I don't want to come back to this difficult earth school. I want moksha! But I guess God won't answer my prayers. I guess God is too busy caring for disciples that have Gurus in the Himalayas. I have wondered for years where to find a Guru that can teach me this authentic Kriya Yoga from Mahavatar Babaji?! I can't afford going to the Himalayas. Am I the only one with this questions? Isn't any soul out there wanting moksha?? Sorry, I just feel like a lost soul. I pray/meditate to all the Guru's mentioned above, but still haven't received any clarity, you know what I mean? Dear sir, you need not to answer, because I accept the fact that there are only few chosen souls that receive the teachings of Kriya Yoga just like all the guru's I mentioned above, I guess they are the lucky ones. If ever I get the chance, I would ask God why earth school was so unfair. Sorry sir, I feel so disappointed. So sad in knowing that God has forgotten me? Maybe I'am just a mistake.. And will remain a wondering soul.. Namaste dear Sir.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Namaste! 😇 Please note the following points - 1) I understand where you're coming from. It may not look fair, but trust me it is. It's for our own greater good that there are these restrictions on practicing these things on our own. Otherwise one can seriously damage oneself. Also, you are where you are for a reason. There is a lesson in every kind of experience that we're going through. Learn whatever you can and try to grow in whatever way you can right now, instead of giving up hope altogether. 2) I already mentioned there are other practices you can perform on your own, that are equally potent to make one rise beyond samsara. I mentioned practices of Bhakti Yoga, Gyana Yoga, Karma Yoga, Meditation/Mindfulness etc. Kriya/Kundalini/Raja Yoga aren't the only practices in the world and it's not like if one doesn't get to practice them, then one's life is wasted. There are numerous other practices and paths to Moksha. So it's not at all like you are stuck and you don't have any other option/practice left. 3) God answers everyone's prayers (especially if they're genuine and whole-hearted). It's just that the majority of times we ourselves turn a blind eye to His response or ignore His answers due to one or the other reason. Or we expect His reply to be in a particular way only, while He may reply in a different way. So we have to be mindful, open and very receptive from our side. He is not partial at all. It's our inability and lack of openness that makes us think that way about God. In fact it is by His will/grace only, that we can even remember Him. 4) Going to the Himalayas isn't the only way to God or Moksha. You can very well be where you are and practice sadhana (like Bhakti Yoga, Karma Yoga, Gyana Yoga and Meditation etc.) from your own place. Nothing and nobody is stopping you from doing that. As already mentioned before, restrictions are mainly on practices like Pranayama, Raja Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Kriya Yoga, (and also on chanting beeja mantras/tantra sadhanas) that directly involve working with cosmic energy, prana, kundalini, chakras and nadis because there is a big risk involved, if done without proper guidance (of a personal Guru). 5) There are many souls seeking Moksha and a lot of them are also practicing. You should also start doing that. As already mentioned Kriya Yoga isn't the only practice, you can start doing so many other practices on your own also. But if you want to do Kriya Yoga only (and not so many other practices that don't require a Guru right away), then that's your choice only and not God's fault. Then you may also have to wait till the Guru comes and be patient. Have faith in God, keep praying and simultaneously do your best in growing spiritually and becoming ready for the practice. 6) There are no chosen ones. It's all up to us. Even if you say there are, then that also depends on their past karmas. Nobody gets any undeserved privileges in their spiritual journey. Guru comes to the one when one is ready. Guidance comes when one is ready and mature enough. It's all a matter of being capable. You can start working and developing these qualities mentioned in this video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6SsgY2Vhbxgn6c - and you'll certainly see great benefits and spiritual progress. These qualities are helpful in any path and every spiritual seeker should develop these, as much as possible, in order to grow faster. 7) Lastly, God hasn't forgotten you. If He had, you wouldn't be alive, or you wouldn't be here on this channel discussing all this with me. It's all His Grace. Our minds are so occupied with what we don't have, that we forget what all we have got by God's grace. This is not right and this outlook doesn't suit a spiritual sadhaka. God is already doing His work and guiding you, even though you may not feel it. Just reflect on what all I have mentioned once again and go through the video link posted in the above point and start doing what resonates the most with you. The choice is entirely yours. Remember you're not stuck and have an ample number of chances even at this moment to grow spiritually and rise beyond samsara. Hope this helps! 🙏🏻

[@solidclose2651]

@@dharinichohan7360 i can find you guru, if you want to learn kriya yoga free

[@dharinichohan7360]

@@HinduismAsItIs Big thankyou for your comprehensive answer. Your explenation sure is on point! Dear sir I thank you for your time and effort you took for your elaboration. I will certainly go through the video you have suggested me. As you explain " the Guru comes to the disciple when the time is right" when one is ready " True I agree! Well I was ready to hear your explanation dear Sir! Thank you!! Your channel describes it all : Hinduism As It is!! Here I was thinking nobody would bother to answer me. I was obviously wrong! May your channel grow succesfully! God Bless you sir! Namaste.

[@mytube92369]

Such a great video! In this intro to kriya finally understood the deep meaning truth of the meditation. I guess a shortcut to happiness ❤

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thank you! I'm glad you found the video to be helpful :) Please check out the latest Guided Meditation Video as well - kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5DPoolsfMmpf7Msi=vzK_spEwl-nB9nI8

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[@shalinikumar2512]

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[@yashodaamin7595]

Very interesting video 👍 thanks for sharing 🙏

[@HinduismAsItIs]

My pleasure, glad you liked it! 🙏🏻😇

[@manjulasaxena4784]

Love of lord Krishna has flown down to humanity through his beloved cousin Arjun who reincarnated as paramhans yogananda ji 8n 1893...His one shishya Dena Merriam has recollected her several past lives spent in bharat and written books about her experience with Sita Ram Rukmani Krishna ji..we are ever protected by divine guardians 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Indeed, we're ever protected by Divinity. 😇

[@priyapagare5137]

Naman aapko Yoganand ji 🙏

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Naman to Yogananda ji 🙏🏻😇

[@amalfimunozfernandez1240]

CÓMO ME GUSTARÍA ESCUCHAR ESTOS VIDEOS RN ESPAÑOL. GRACIAS. HERMOSO!!!!

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thank you. I will try but you can turn automatic subtitles in Spanish and watch the videos. 😇

[@robertoesquivelzeta]

Om Jai Gurudev!!!

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Jai Gurudev! 🙏🏻✨

[@Gauravkumar-jm4ve]

That was so beautifully explained thankyou so much ❤

[@HinduismAsItIs]

My pleasure! Pleased to know that you liked it. 🙏🏻😇

[@diegobrito7905]

Thank You for the video.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure! 🙏🏻😇

[@abhinavtyagi1657]

A whole heartedly thanks to you brother❤

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Many thanks for your kind words, brother. 🙏🏻 Please do watch my other videos and feel free to share your inputs! 😇

[@juuskanda]

I saw Vishnu and had the completely positive kundalini experience with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's TM and advanced techniques.

[@justinluis7234]

Many thanks for sharing the video

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure! 🙏🏻😇

[@sudheshsankarkk]

Thanks for sharing 🙏

[@HinduismAsItIs]

The pleasure is all mine! 🙏🏻😇

[@deeptruthchanneldtc6770]

Jai Jagannath.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Jai Jagannath! 🙏🏻😇

[@thilagachellappah240]

Thanks for sharing Gurugi ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Glad it was helpful! All God's Grace 🙏🏻😇✨

[@vijayaingle8349]

Thank u very much sir!

[@HinduismAsItIs]

The pleasure is all mine! Feel free to watch the other videos on the channel foo. 🙏🏻😇

[@derekhalliday9274]

Thank you for sharing 🙏 Shanti

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure! Om Shanti! 🙏🏻😇

[@munnasharma572]

Jai Guru 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Jai Guru! ✨🙏🏻😇

[@popkorn4unme]

Thanks..it was much needed for me.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Glad to know it was helpful! 😇🙏🏻

[@ld9968]

Thank you so much sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure! 🙏🏻😇

[@varunl6948]

Thanks for this!

[@HinduismAsItIs]

My pleasure! 🙏🏻😇

[@SirPrem8]

Wonderful 🙏🏾❤️

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thank you! 🙏🏻😇

[@SucharithaKarumudi]

Thankyou so much

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure 😇🙏🏻

[@ericfullmer7170]

I know this is real I have it deeply within me the understanding what we have always been capable of it’s just are we willing to actually believe but practice it it’s all real everything yea everything it’s amazing to step outside the body and travel

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Good to know that you have had such experiences 🙏🏻😇

[@ppadmavathi3285]

Jai gurudev 🙏

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Jai Gurudev! 😇🙏🏻

[@aljoschakaramasov18]

Is there any retreat in Europe or India where I can learn it ? Unforunately no master available here in Germany...

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Namaste! There should be. You can check for it online. But would suggest to not go for any random retreats. Approaching the retreats or programs of the authentic Kriya Yoga Masters [whose lineage goes all the way back to Mahavatar Babaji], would be the best way to go forward. You can search about Swami Yogananda, Sri M, or Yogiraj Sathgurunath and approach either of their centers/organizations and seek initiation into Kriya Yoga. There you should then also be able to get the necessary details of instructions and rules/regulations that are to be followed for practicing Kriya Yoga. Hope this helps 🙏🏻

[@IAMMEAMOUR]

For a beginner do you suggest we start of with such a power meditation method? How should we ease into such practice? Or know that we are ready for the next level..I’m 21 & seeking the path to become my greatest self & become closer to God . I’m reading the Autobiography of a Yogi & I see that he talks about this method of meditation a lot. I usually just go into guided meditations on KZbin for 30-60 min just to understand the fundamentals of meditation and embrace the effort of nothingness.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

By the term "beginner", it's meant to imply the ones who are wanting or interested to start off or begin Kriya Yoga. It's not meant to imply the absolute spiritual beginner. So what you're doing (guided meditations) to know the fundamentals is very good. Also, at the end the video mentions Swami Yogananda's words where He says that this practice is not suitable for all and has to be learned under the guidance of a Kriyavan Guru. Quoting Paramahansa Yogananda's exact words from the book, "Autobiography of a Yogi" - "Because of certain ancient yogic injunctions, I cannot give a full explanation of Kriya Yoga in the pages of a book intended for the general public. The actual technique must be learned from a Kriyavan or Kriya Yogi; here a broad reference must suffice." So you see, the yogic practices are NOT something that one should/could practice via online videos on their own because there is a huge risk involved. No scriptures/authentic Guru in the world would advise you to practice these techniques on your own that too without initiation. That's why I'm also not sharing the details of the technique here online. It would be very irresponsible and careless on the part of the one (whoever it may be), to upload practical things of Kriya Yoga online. So the proper way to ease into this practice, is to take initiation into Kriya Yoga from an authentic Kriya Yoga Center [having lineage descending down from Mahavatar Babaji] and practice it according to the guidance of the Guru. But before going to a proper Guru, it'd be better if we also become a proper disciple first. When we become the proper disciple and when the time is right, the Guru will reveal Himself to us. All you need to do first is (atleast try) to develop an intense desire to learn, regulate your lifestyle (go early to bed, get up early in the morning), do noble/selfless acts, speak good/non-hurtful words, maintain "sattvic diet" intake, follow all the "yamas and niyamas", meditate regularly and keep up the faith in God that you will be guided (you're already being guided, that's why you're also here). Do these to the best of your ability. Rest assured, Guru will come and everything that is necessary for you to grow, will come to you and happen in due time. 😇

[@arwinbaladevan1718]

Om namah shivaya 🙏🏽

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Namah Shivaye! 🙏🏻😇✨

[@outsaneoutsane2747]

I meditate but by becoming aware of, and non-grasping until i am left with pure awareness, pure spirit, which is felt as constant exquisite bliss and energy going up my spine and in my chakras, but never energy going down my spine. Is this the same as kriya yoga?

[@rajendrandhonan8111]

Shree Hari Aum....🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😌

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Hari Om! 🙏🏻😇

[@yashundhrayadav]

🙏 well explained kriya yoga

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thanks! Glad you liked it 😇🙏🏻

[@HelloWorldGoodbye]

Awesome

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thanks! 😇

[@jibesh1]

Excellent video. But question is where to find right process of kriya yoga ? Please 🙏 help .

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thank you, glad you liked it! 😇 The practical process of Kriya Yoga [and any Yoga practice for that matter] must be learned from the Guru. Learning it from online books/videos and then practicing it on your own can be pretty risky and harmful. So you'll have to first find an authentic Kriya Yoga Center [ideally the one whose lineage goes back to Mahavatar Babaji]. This you can do by searching online [would recommend centers of Swami Yogananda, or Sri M or Yogiraj Sathgurunath]. Once done, you'll have to approach them and get initiated into Kriya Yoga. There only you'll get to know all the instructions, rules/regulations and details of the Kriya practice to be followed. Then practice all that each day regularly. Hope this helps! 🙏🏻

[@krantiwithshruti]

Very nicely done Thank you 🙏🏻

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure! Glad you liked it 🙏🏻✨

[@shaolinmonk]

Wow I need to learn 💯👍

[@HinduismAsItIs]

You can maybe try to take initiation from the authentic Kriya centers nearby and learn from an adept Kriya Guru. But make sure they are authentic and traditional ones and that their lineage goes all the way back to Mahavatar Babaji [like the centers of Paramahansa Yogananda]. There are many fake/fraud yoga teachers out there as well, beware of them :)

[@ojaswinimalukar]

Very well explained

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Glad that you felt so. 🙏🏻😇

[@malarao4699]

I have done the initual deeksha in mumbai given by Mangesh Dada of Mumbai i an in bengsluru now i would like to to be advised for further guidence pkeadr

[@HinduismAsItIs]

You can get in touch by phone/email with the person who initiated you. He'd be the best option for your further guidance.

[@perrydesilva5323]

Thank you.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure! 😇

[@MegaThefuture]

Any teaching from Yogananda on how to do Pranayama(Kriya)?

[@vasanth1022]

Thanks a lot for the video 😊

[@HinduismAsItIs]

My pleasure! Glad you liked it 😇🙏🏻

[@sallybasi2689]

Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure! 💙✨

[@williamlovett619]

Rebirthing is a modern manifestation of Krya. And Vivation is a spinoff of Rebirthing

[@HinduismAsItIs]

That's an interesting way to put it. ✨ In Yogic scriptures as well, inhalation and exhalation is seen as synonymous to life and death respectively. Not just that, even knowing about one's past (lives) and future (lives) can be done by proper breath regulation or Kriya.

[@williamlovett619]

@@HinduismAsItIs Basically there is no pause between the in breath and out breath. Circular breathing. Generally, life begins on an out breath and life ends on an in breath. The dying person wants to get that last precious breath. Before passing on 🌹

[@ultrafeel-tv]

@@williamlovett619It's the other way around...

[@Rahulsaini-g1g]

Awesome and obviously very helpful video...thanku so much..i appreciate it..... please provide videos in hindi also

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Glad you found it to be helpful! 🙏🏻 And sure, will try Hindi based videos as well. 😇

[@Mspanesar6684]

Beautifully explained 🙏🏻

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Glad you liked it. Please feel free to watch the other videos as well. 🙏🏻😇

[@alecpradopoetry]

I can feel energy flowing through my feet pretty consistently, but not through my head. I wonder what this means and what's next for me?

[@HinduismAsItIs]

That's indeed not very usual. Probably it's the flow of prana driven by your lifestyle, unless you're practicing something on your own and perhaps incorrectly?

[@founderofself]

Thank u very much ❤

[@HinduismAsItIs]

My pleasure! Glad you liked the video. Please check out our videos as well. 🙏🏻✨

[@RajGopal-d3e]

Good explanation

[@HakunaPotataa]

Can a kind person explain what offering the inhaling breath into the exhaling breath" and vice versa means? Am i supposed to breathe out mentally while I breath in physically?

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Namaste, it's a reference to the yogic practice of Pranayama - where Prana and Apana (you can google "5 Prana Vayus" for more details) are "united" and "offered" into each other - eventually leading to the perfect state of kumbhaka (breathlessness - where inhalation and exhalation are no longer needed and mind is perfectly still). And FYI - it usually takes years and years of discipline and practice to attain this. There are various practices of pranayama, however it's advised to practice them (and other Yogic practices too) under the guidance of an adept yogi. There are a lot of constraints around Pranayama, like where to do it, when to do it, how to do it, how long to do it, etc. If these things are not taken care of, it may cause more harm than good. Hope this helps. 😇

[@phoenixgirl11]

@@HinduismAsItIswoh. Everything is causing harm. Can you explain how breathing can cause harm? I’m curious

[@HinduismAsItIs]

@@phoenixgirl11 Breathing per say doesn't cause harm directly, but breathing affects the flow of prana. Improper breathing or controlling the breath without proper guidance and knowledge can affect the flow of prana negatively and that can cause all sorts of issues, ranging from physical to mental.

[@ubctherapytherapy6752]

Very beautiful

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thanks! Glad you liked it 🙏🏻

[@languageoflife6539]

Impressive explanation

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Glad that you liked it. 🙏🏻😇

[@whatishiatus1641]

hii!! so thank you so much for this video!! :D

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Hey :) Glad you liked the video. Really appreciate your interest in knowing more about myself. I am greatly occupied for a while, but will let you know whenever I am available to discuss more with you (and the other subscribers). Probably will soon drop a community post about how the subscribers can reach out to me. 🙏🏻😇

[@whatishiatus1641]

@@HinduismAsItIs hihiii :D, love your channel sm, sure whenever you can, i'll be waiting :) and thank you so much!! appreciate it sm!! have a lovley day

[@chernatakatya]

Where one can get initiated. There are so many different organisations. Which is authentic? Or they all are?

[@rasmoses9081]

Ommm kriya babaji nama omm

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Jai Babaji! 🙏🏻😇 Feel free to check out our other videos :)

[@johnwhite7320]

I read his autobiography.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

That's great! 👍🏻

[@saiprem6497]

Great 👍 👌

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thank you! Please check out our other videos as well. 😇

[@sajjanlal5382]

Sir great video. From where I can learn Kriya Yoga. Pl give some reference.❤

[@nalakirkwood4425]

Thank you for the clear explanation of Kriya yoga🙏🏼 How can one start the practice of Kriya yoga, when you do not have direct access to a guru. Any suggestions for a legitimate online resource or mentor?🙏🏼

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Namaste! Glad that you liked the video. 🙏🏻 Well, this technique has to been learned under the guidance of an authentic Kriya Guru only. I do get that there maybe an absence of Guru for people, but this practice really requires one. Otherwise, best to refrain from doing it. One necessarily needs to get initiated in a nearby authentic Kriya Yoga center, whose lineage is descending from Mahavatar Babaji. Quoting Paramahansa Yogananda's exact words from the book, "Autobiography of a Yogi" - "Because of certain ancient yogic injunctions, I cannot give a full explanation of Kriya Yoga in the pages of a book intended for the general public. The actual technique must be learned from a Kriyavan or Kriya Yogi; here a broad reference must suffice." This is because these yogic practices are NOT something that one should/could practice via online videos on their own because there is a huge risk to the bodily/mental/pranic system involved. No scriptures/authentic Guru in the world would advise you to practice these techniques on your own that too without initiation. That's why I'm also not sharing the details of the technique here online. It would be very irresponsible and careless on the part of the one [whoever it may be], to upload practical things of Kriya Yoga online. This is even true for any yogic practice out there. Anything that deals with chakras, pranas, nadis, kundalini, shakti etc. should be handled very cautiously and carefully. If you're a beginner, then a physical Guru is a must [as advised in all the traditionally authentic scriptures and by genuine yoga gurus] otherwise just a little bit of here and there i.e. inaccuracy or miss in the practice can do harm or create complications/damage within one's system. So the proper way to ease into this practice, is to take initiation into Kriya Yoga from an authentic Kriya Yoga Center [having lineage descending down from Mahavatar Babaji] and practice it according to the guidance of the Guru, with discipline and devotion. But before going to a proper Guru, it'd be better if we also become a proper disciple first. When we become the proper disciple and when the time is right, the Guru will reveal Himself to us. We don't need to search for a Guru on our own, we will be led to Him. All you need to do at first is [atleast try] to develop an intense desire to learn, regulate your lifestyle [go early to bed, get up early in the morning], do noble/selfless acts, speak good/non-hurtful words, maintain "sattvic diet" intake, follow all the "yamas and niyamas", maintain Brahmacharya, meditate regularly, chant God's name and keep up the faith in God that you will be guided [you're already being guided, that's why you're also here]. Do these to the best of your ability. Rest assured, Guru will come and everything that is necessary for you to grow, will come to you and happen in due time. Hope this helps. 😇

[@nalakirkwood4425]

@@HinduismAsItIsThank you for your detailed and wise response. I agree with you, regarding the hazards of initiating practices and techniques that can lead to harm, when a legitimate and proven master is not available. I studied under a enlightened master who’s lineage is from the Mesoamerican Toltec tradition. The direct access to a living master highlighted the dangers of flippantly and ignorantly attempting powerful ancient practices. Thank you kindly for your time and commitment to speaking accurate truth, that takes the highest care🙏🏼❤️

[@HinduismAsItIs]

It's my pleasure. Appreciate your kind words. 🙏🏻 Please feel free to also check out my other videos on the channel. 😇

[@premas2981]

Hi, thank you for sharing. I’m based in UK and I would like to learn Kriya Yoga. Is there any online classes teaches Kriya yoga?

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Namaste. Glad you liked the video! 🙏🏻 Coming to your question, this technique has to been learned under the guidance of an authentic Kriya Guru. You need to get initiated in a nearby authentic Kriya Yoga center whose lineage is descending from Mahavatar Babaji. Quoting Paramahansa Yogananda's exact words from the book, "Autobiography of a Yogi" - "Because of certain ancient yogic injunctions, I cannot give a full explanation of Kriya Yoga in the pages of a book intended for the general public. The actual technique must be learned from a Kriyavan or Kriya Yogi; here a broad reference must suffice." This is because these yogic practices are NOT something that one should/could practice via online videos on their own because there is a huge risk involved. No scriptures/authentic Guru in the world would advise you to practice these techniques on your own that too without initiation. That's why I'm also not sharing the details of the technique here online. It would be very irresponsible and careless on the part of the one [whoever it may be], to upload practical things of Kriya Yoga online. This is even true for any yogic practice out there. Anything that deals with chakras, pranas, nadis, kundalini, shakti etc. should be handled very cautiously and carefully. If you're a beginner, then a physical Guru is a must [as advised in all the traditionally authentic scriptures and by genuine yoga gurus] otherwise just a little bit of here and there i.e. inaccuracy or miss in the practice can do harm or create complications/damage within one's system. So the proper way to ease into this practice, is to take initiation into Kriya Yoga from an authentic Kriya Yoga Center [having lineage descending down from Mahavatar Babaji] and practice it according to the guidance of the Guru, with discipline and devotion. But before going to a proper Guru, it'd be better if we also become a proper disciple first. When we become the proper disciple and when the time is right, the Guru will reveal Himself to us. All you need to do first is [atleast try] to develop an intense desire to learn, regulate your lifestyle [go early to bed, get up early in the morning], do noble/selfless acts, speak good/non-hurtful words, maintain "sattvic diet" intake, follow all the "yamas and niyamas", meditate regularly and keep up the faith in God that you will be guided [you're already being guided, that's why you're also here]. Do these to the best of your ability. Rest assured, Guru will come and everything that is necessary for you to grow, will come to you and happen in due time. 😇

[@premas2981]

@@HinduismAsItIs thank you so much. You have explained so well. I’m still in an early stage to embark in this spiritual journey. As you mentioned, let me prepare myself to be qualified for Kriya Yoga. I hope I will find my spiritual guru one day. 🙏

[@premas2981]

@@HinduismAsItIs I just subscribed to your channel. Please continue to upload more videos as it will help seekers like me 🙏

[@kaustavbose3011]

Thank you ❤

[@HinduismAsItIs]

My pleasure! Please feel free to watch other videos on the channel too. 🙏🏻✨

[@bandilokesh6404]

Babaji swami Babaji swami Babaji swami Babaji swami

[@HinduismAsItIs]

🙏🏻😇✨

[@mohan_rajesh]

Pl mention that maha avatar babaji, learned Kriya from Bogar siddhar (Guru to me and babaji)

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Oh, didn't know that as the video content was taken from Swami Yogananda's book only. Do you have any sources, records or links that can establish that Sri Bogar Siddhar was Babaji's Guru? If so, kindly share. 🙏🏻😇

[@mohan_rajesh]

@@HinduismAsItIs sure

[@OnlineMD]

Much appreciated 🙏 One comment please: After the phrase "one of the" the next phrase is always plural. Example "one of the fastest paths (not path)." Or "one of my friends," and not "one of my friend." Respectfully submitted 🙏

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Yes, I may have missed that out. Thanks for informing, much appreciated. 😇

[@kedarnath2650]

It’s been a long time such as videos books every material points about kriya yoga.... But I didn’t find any video or books which explains how to practice kriya yoga..... In autobiography of yogananda says that Kriya yoga has to passed to the common people and Lahiri Mahashaya gave his teaching to who ever asked for it. I’m sincerely asking to anyone who could help me in learning kriya yoga I would dedicate my self to a greater extent to learn this... It would be a great help and blessing to me. Thank you

[@HinduismAsItIs]

You haven't found any such book/content/resource that explains about how to practice Kriya Yoga because there is a reason. Try to understand that firstly. Quoting Paramahansa Yogananda's exact words from the book, "Autobiography of a Yogi" - "Because of certain ancient yogic injunctions, I cannot give a full explanation of Kriya Yoga in the pages of a book intended for the general public. The actual technique must be learned from a Kriyavan or Kriya Yogi; here a broad reference must suffice." This is the same reason we are not (and will not be) explaining any details about the practice because Yogananda Himself says it should be learned from a Guru/Yogi. The same applies to all other Yogic practices that deal directly with prana/chakra/kundalini/nadis etc. These are yogic injunctions and everyone has to be mindful of them. It indeed has to be passed to the common people, BUT in a proper and systematic way (by getting initiated under the guidance of a Guru) and NOT at all in a careless/random manner (by learning online/practicing on your own). Also, there are various centers (handled by Yogananda's disciples and others) where one can go and learn this Kriya Yoga. Sri M and Yogiraj Sathguru Nath also teach this practice. I hope you find a proper Guru/Guide (who can initiate you) for this. If you're so zealous and interested in learning and practicing this, you can approach these centers and learn from the authentic Gurus who can initiate you in this, but kindly don't try to practice these Yogic techniques on your own, for it can lead to big risks and complications in one's body/mind. 🙏🏻

[@vadapallisrinu8893]

I practice everyday twice and I learned kriyayoga guru parampara

[@Tomharry910]

​​@@HinduismAsItIsI went to Kriya Yoga centre in Rishikesh. They required that you minimum have 4 or 5 people in the group and required you to stay in Rishikesh to visit the centre for 5 days, and charging 4000 INR per person. Liberation, it seems, is not for the poor and unfortunate men.

[@kedarnath2650]

@@Tomharry910 I’m not sure but still my mind is speculating that the original kriya guru will never be money minded.... here it’s evident that the kriya yoga Center need at-least 5 people to start the session. I’mnot blaming anybody now a days everybody needs money for at least to drink water and survive.... the only thing is that you should get trained by a good master because you are not learning kriya yoga for money its for inner peace and for the well-being for the holy creatures around you

[@kedarnath2650]

@@vadapallisrinu8893 I’m happy to hear from you.... You are so blessed. If you don’t mind can you teach me It’s my humble request to you and love towards to learn Kriya yoga.... Nobody came in my way ever you are the first person

[@AtlantisWisdom]

Beautiful! How can I contact you ?

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Thank you! 🙏🏻✨ Well, the direct and shortest way is through membership subscriptions. Other ways are by joining our telegram group(s). But well, as many people text and reach out via that route, it will some take time to respond. I naturally will have to prioritise and respond quicker to the ones that support my channel via memberships. 😇

[@meditacion8609]

Namaskar Aum Om Amén from Colombia Jai Gurú Dev please jaggi vasuved sadhguru,sri Narendramodi, Swami ramdev.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Namaste! Hari Om 🙏🏻✨

[@geetgovind1423]

Thanks

[@HinduismAsItIs]

My pleasure 🙏🏻

[@martinaamengual8668]

❤GRACIAS❤

[@HinduismAsItIs]

🙏🏻😇🩵✨

[@tarunbhonsle8637]

May kriya yoga practicing heal my central nervous system disease i get handicap by both leg. I am suffering from neuromyelitis disorder from 2012.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Namaste, honestly I cannot confirm that. It may be possible but I don't know for sure. Only an adept Kriya practitioner or a Kriya Guru of an authentic lineage would have the knowledge about that. Yogic Practices do have the potential to ward off the critical problems and bodily issues for sure, but it's not very easy. Depends on a variety of other factors. So it takes an expert and an authentic Yoga Guru who knows which practice(s) to do exactly for what kind of problem, as well as sincere faith, devotion and dedication towards the Yoga Practice/Guru on the aspirant's part for making that possible. I nevertheless hope things get better for you! All the best 🙏🏻✨

[@tarunbhonsle8637]

@@HinduismAsItIs Thank you 🙏

[@NaveenHJ]

I want to learn Kriya yoga..it is a process of holding breath lessness for long time right and keep on practice to increase breath lessness for long time by concentrating our mind one point.

[@HinduismAsItIs]

Namaste, you should learn the practice of Kriya Yoga by approaching an authentic center (having proper lineage of Kriya Yogis) and then getting initiated there. Trying to learn the theoretical aspect about Kriya yoga online is fine, but practicing it without initiation and proper guidance is very risky. Swami Yogananda says the same in His book also. Your Kriya Guru may see your readiness and state of mind and accordingly he may also advise you of some additional practices and give you other individual instructions. Having a Guru in Yogic practices (that deal directly with pranayama, chakras, nadis, kundalini shakti etc.) is a must, but Guru must also be from an authentic lineage.

[@kathymichaels2108]

@@HinduismAsItIs please explain what is dangerous. As all is Brahma, what can actually be harmful?

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@@kathymichaels2108 All is Brahma, true, but still if a child goes and plays with electric wires, there's a danger of shock and death - even though the child, wires and electricity is all Brahma. The statements like "All is Brahma" is just to make you aware of your inner spiritual glory. These are not meant to make one careless and irresponsible towards oneself. When you truly realize "All is Brahma" (and not just know it intellectually), you're actually established in your spirit and then you need nothing, not even Kriya Yoga. But most of us are not actually established in the true glory of our spirit and are still identified with body-mind. As long as we're identified with body-mind, we have to tread carefully in life. Any Yogic practice that deals directly with the prana, chakras, nadis, Kundalini Shakti etc. must be practiced under the guidance of a guru, as you're directly playing with your "control panel". Any careless handling and wrong practice can cause damage and harm - physically, mentally and even energetically. There have been many many such cases. That's why even Swami Yogananda mentions to practice this Kriya Yoga under the guidance of a proper (and authentic) Kriya Guru (who is from a proper lineage that goes all the way back to Mahavtar babaji - and not just any random Guru) in His autobiography.

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@@HinduismAsItIs Thankyou so much for your answer. Yes, you're right. Despite practicing vipassana, i have not realised that I'm already self realised. I understand what you mean regarding the need to take care. It would be wonderful to find someone who would teach me and not charge as atm I'm not in a position to pay. Ramana Maharshi was rare in that he didn't charge ever and it' sad to see that stays at his ashram are limited to 3 days..

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@@kathymichaels2108 I totally understand where you're coming from. All I can say for now is to have faith and keep growing, wherever the universe has placed you. When the flower matures and opens up, the bee comes to it uninvited. Similarly when we mature spiritually and open up, the Guru comes. That's the law of the cosmos and it WILL happen. So know that Guru will come when the time is right, till then just try to grow in whatever way you can. Before finding a proper Guru, we must first strive to become a proper disciple. Then everything falls in place. Sri Ramana is 1 in billions, it's hard to find someone like Him today. But if you have faith and when you are ready enough, you will miraculously be guided to your Guru. It's not that we find the Guru, it's the Guru only who reveals Himself to us and pulls us towards Him by His grace. But all in due time :) Till that moment comes, all you need to do, is to develop an intense desire to learn, regulate your lifestyle (go early to bed, get up early in the morning), do noble/selfless acts, speak good/non-hurtful words, maintain sattvic diet intake, follow all the "yamas and niyamas", maintain a proper/right conduct and keep up the faith in God that you will be guided. Rest assured, Guru (who is none other than the manifestation of the God only) will come to you and everything that is necessary for your spiritual growth will unfold at the right time.