TKYP108 - Kriya Yoga and the End of Suffering

Twice each year, the Sun crosses Earth’s celestial equator, bringing the Northern and Southern Hemispheres into an approximate balance of light and darkness. Yet the equinoxes are also periods of powerful movement, when the Sun’s declination is changing most rapidly and Earth’s m ...  Show more

In this talk, Kriya Yoga Teacher Ryan Strong explores connection as an essential part of spiritual awakening. Beginning with a personal experience involving the Vedic ancestral practice of pitṛ tarpaṇa and an unexpected discovery about his own family lineage, Mr. Strong considers ...  Show more

Can there be an end to suffering? Sadhguru tells us where the source of suffering is and explains that there are methods to go beyond it, to become a Buddha.  Conscious Planet: https://www.consciousplanet.org Sadhguru App (Download): https://onelink.to/sadhguru__app Officia ...  Show more

In the podcast we will discuss the life and teachings of the Great Indian Yoga Master, Paramhansa Yogananda, author of "Autobiography of Yogi". Asha Nayaswami is a life long disciple of these teachings and a student of Swami Kriyananda, a direct disciple of Yogananda. 

Perfection is enchanting—but it promises an end destination that doesn't exist. Yoga, if you listen carefully, asks us to turn inward, embracing tapas - disciplined effort - not as a demand for perfection but as a gentle guide through life's ups and downs. 

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