TKYP108 - Kriya Yoga and the End of Suffering

TKYP108 - Kriya Yoga and the End of Suffering

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Obstacles to Yoga Meditation from Yoga Sutra 1.30 | The Kriya Yoga Podcast IS27

In episode 27 of The Kriya Yoga Podcast, Donelle Mason, a Kriya Yoga Teacher from New Zealand, offers a thoughtful talk on Yoga Sutra 1.30. This sutra names the obstacles that can arise on the path of yoga meditation, including illness, dullness, doubt, carelessness, laziness, se ...  Show more

Being with a Guru | The Kriya Yoga Podcast IS26

In episode 26 of The Kriya Yoga Podcast, host Ryan Kurczak reflects on what it means to be with a guru. Drawing from the teachings of Paramahansa Yogananda, Roy Eugene Davis, and his own years of spiritual practice, Ryan explores the guru as a dispeller of darkness and a living a ...  Show more

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