Goswami Kriyananda begins this lecture with a mantra: “May all experience peace, goodness, perfection, and that which is auspicious”. It is not enough to love that which we already love and value, or to wish goodness for the select few, but we should love and wish goodness for all life forms. We are a part of life and not apart from life.
All the yogas have basic similarities, says Goswami Kriyananda, but each one differs in emphasizing one or two aspects of the discipline or training. Kriya Yoga is more scientific and mathematical, and deals with symbolism and the meaning of symbols.
In this talk about the seven principles of Kriya Yoga, Goswami Kriyananda explains what are the most important teachings of every mysticism.
In this talk from August 1986, Goswami Kriyananda speaks on falling in love, which is really the beginning of something, not the end of something.
Kriyananda explains the three meditative paths which are: Raja Yoga, Bhakti Yoga and Jnana Yoga, in this talk from September 2004.
In this talk from the Temple’s 2008 Babaji Festival, Goswami Kriyananda discusses Sri Babaji, the founder of the Kriya lineage.
Goswami Kriyananda speaks on the beauty that is life, beginning: “There is so much radiance and so much beauty in this world. Ananda, Ananda, Ananda. How is it possible with all this beauty, there can be so much hatred and greed. It’s a mystery to me.”
Kriyananda explains how the Law of Reversibility allows us to neutralize our karma by applying mindfulness and the art and science of Kriology. This lecture is from April 2004.
Your thoughts, words, actions make a difference to all living beings. Learn Kriya skills to transform the everyday patterns of your mind.
Swami Kripananda, Goswami was one of Kriyananda’s foremost disciples. In this noon meditation from February 1st, 1987 on Spiritual Healing, Kripanandaji discusses “preventive maintenance” methods to promote and maintain long lasting spiritual health at a deeper level of our being.
