10min Powerful Yogananda OM Meditation Spiritual Energy Uplift Chant 

It is true

Great sanatan educated culture heaven of world

Come india for Krishna

What really happens to us? Does it remove our inner fears, worries,make us strong individual? How many minutes should we chant Om per day ?

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I'm halfway through it. How special we are to be living this existence.

Can u pls tell...from where did u learn kriya yoga

It really works? I am unable to believe.😕

@@ARPIT-gm3lw Yogananda doesn't demand " belief" although faith is helpful because it creates positivity. Just learn his meditation techniques and then the kriya technique. See for yourself! He's not out to make money from his teachings or he could have been vastly personally rich in his day. Yogananda led a very modest life and left everything to the SRF YSS organization.

Why did it take 9 years to get initiated into Kriya Yoga? I am interested in learning it.

@@JDog108 I didn't know that.

Shri Kakaji disciple of Mahavtaar Babaji Maharaj has written more than 10,000 bhajans ru-vid.com/show-UCabNvg6218dYnTwUUtcBHSA

Hello sir, What is being talked by Swami Yogananda, inbetween OM chants. "My spirts"....likewise in between

Jesus christ

@@kevinatma7608 😁😁😁🙄🙄🙄😂😂😂

Jai gurudev..maha avtar babaji, Lahiri mahashya ji, shri yukteshwarji, shri yogananda ji

Master Yogananda came to me too in a dream once. He was sitting at a banquet table full of brightly colored fruits and vegetables.

@@heatherdeladurantaye3121 beautiful astral dream.

@@willkittwk 🙏❤

Me too

You are a lucky man indeed..is this meditation real?

Be proud of yss

The science of God realization

very cool isn't it how pure and when you start to get it and have the hope to move in that direction and accept the guidance ask for it gratefully in spite of distractions I know it's the way...heartfelt love for Yogananda...

My friend we call him swamiji, or guru ji and the like....... He deserves deep respect....... Thank you

Yes, my friend, I know...when I focus my third eye for meditation I call on him as Guruji Yogananda or Paramahansaji to guide my meditation.

@@Mangai-tj3mn yes Yogananda is true master. His presence is magical and priceless. He's both on the other side and on this side as well. He knows Spirit like none other. He said God is a little bit shy He has a little bit of an inferiority complex and doesn't think much of Himself. How could he. Yogananda saying that makes God seem so real an approachable. Yogananda always prays friend beloved God. So he wants you to talk to him like a friend. I love those nuances the Master gives!

Auto biography of yogi

Hello sir, What is being talked by Swami Yogananda, inbetween OM chants. "My spirts"....likewise in between

Meditación

What about satyam yogi

Ppl say to learn kriya yoga requires a teacher and that is not easy to find

@@eyeswideopen7777 hey you! if your soul really want the path of ego Transformation you will find a teacher. For me was easy I got my inauguration by Chance or you can call it decree.. it was only oder Meeting with a Baptism. After that I started practising kriya yoga from yogirath siddernath gurunath... I can contact my Old kriya yoga teacher maybe He has an idea where you can get the ORIGINAL kriya YOGA.. you have to be careful there are many Fake Gurus around here, in kriya yoga also ...

@@helena9666 yea i m aware as the west discovers more about Indian spiritualism and Taoism, there's alot of wannabes or fakes charging astronomical fees. Can I blame them for living in capitalism for this?

@@eyeswideopen7777 you never can blame/ judge people. Thats the ego fear to die if you have now money ! the thing i learned on my path TRUST TRUST AND TRUST. ALL IS GIVEN BY GOD ! wish you a nice Day

Go to the doctor

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Did you get darshan of paramhans yogananda?

Si la Sua anima mi accompagna mio Guru grazie per tutto quello che mi hai dato e continui a darmi ogni giorno i love you ❤❤❤❤❤

No longer in this meat suit.

Thank you for the recommendation. Love and light from Chile 🇨🇱🙏

Tq very much . Buy saying the book name.

It happened for you, not to you. Namaste 🙏

That's real progress 👌

Yeah..

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It can be scary 🤔

@Bharata 🤔

Omshanti God bless all🙏💕 love Guru ji bless us all

Shiva Shakti ☯️♾️ 144 on the likes seems relevant here...

willkittwk

I think he means experiencing his presence at the California place he mentioned...but I think we can experience his presence by reading his words and meditating...do you know this website (helps me much): yogananda.com.au/

I think he meant he felt his presence...I think we all can from reading words about him and getting into the meditation state...have you seen this website (helps me a lot): yogananda.com.au/

meet me again

@@MartinJoyceUFOConspiracy well Yogananda makes you know his presence is real. Also through his mercy he will make you know his teachings are real. I've been a Yogananda disciple for over 40 years. He opened my spiritual eye after about 1 year of meditation. So I know for certain his teachings are real.

Vydyanath Subramanian ab kahn pe hy classes?? want to do class

I am so happy to see Paramhansa Yogananda's magnetic smile. I got flourish in English after reading his Autobiography

सर क्या आप क्रिया योगी है,8769707446 मुझे काल करे में आपके अनुभव जानना चाहता हूं

Vydyanath Subramanian how do I find kriya yoga teachings and poses?

Vishal Narang I'm reading it now

Because RU-vid hears u

@@radhakrishnajha5084 haha good one.

Divine moment

Yes this is what i feeling, 😊

I too just finished a chapter in his Auto biography of a yogi. While opening youtube, suddenly this video appears. Really this is a blessing from him. Miracle

He is so beautiful.

Yeah same here

Vaishali Pawar SIR OMG well said

Some time ago, I discovered a brief video on You Tube. It was a silent film, but had Yuketawraji featured. You may be able to discover it. he was a very tall man.

Charles Smith Amen!!!

Lahiri maahasiya was first deciple of Sri mahavatar,so he should be on second.

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. Namaste.

They are the family line of Christ, actually, I am the Divine Gypsy. I was Yogananda. Reincarnation is real and I invite you to my channel, and links. There is Further Light and Knowledge There. God Bless You!

@@MadameRosaFortuneTeller LOL. Enlightened being don't reincarnate. They've freed themselves from the cycle of rebirth.

@@MadameRosaFortuneTeller Oh, dearly shut up. What do you think you know? Yogananda does not reincarnate, for he reached Nirvana. He broke the cycle of birth and death. In one of my incarnations I was a specific Egyptian Pharaoh, in the one after it, I was a god. Though I don't expect anyone to believe such ridiculous claims. I've recovered memories of literal millions of incarnations when in a state of Timeless, Spaceless all-knowing Samadhi. But I have yet to reach full Nirvana in this incarnation (as it is meant to happen, a couple thousand years from now), and once I cease to exist, I cannot come back, for there is no such thing as "I" after Nirvana. Yogananda no longer exists, just like Buddha no longer exists. When you reach Nirvana, you are already one with the True Self, which is a Timeless, Spaceless, Unchanging, Absolute Void of Unmanifested Non-Existence. Brahman. But why am I even telling you this? Your ego is likely stronger than my words, and stronger than Truth, within your perception of things.

Madame Rosa Fortune Teller FUCK YOU!

Good conspiracy

Oh yeah of course 😂

well said! .... and this is very well done with echo..I think Yoganananda would have liked this.. any more tips that helped you purify nervous system?

Diane Bingham Well, I practice my daily asanas, pranayama, kriya yoga techniques and meditation for the lifelong intent of self to Self realization…I'm not 'there' by any means but I love God, Guru and Truth. There are many techniques and styles of yoga. You must experiment a lot to find the styles that resonate with your heart. Then you will naturally want to turn inward and meditate more deeply. A lot of mud gets stirred up from the purification process of the sadhana with the burning away of karmas through the daily 'bath' of the nervous system and subconscious and conscious mind. Just be detached. All storms pass.

IClifeis2B thanks for reply...I have had contact with Yoganada's teachings for many years,intermittently, and attended retreats and meditation services....yet I have trouble shutting out sensory and even doing Hong-sau. I prefer chanting for a while and then meditating on the sound silently. I love kirtan, and devotional chants in Sanskrit. I tend to mix things, and have difficulty focussing on one body of teachings....though all related. I have always admired those who have the discipline you describe.

Diane Bingham be patient. Work diligently at meditation w the idea of joyfulness. That's balance. Be happy and friendly w a smile. And remember that Yogananda's teachings are all encompassing and are for your experience and assimilation internally. Yogananda is a true master who w all his spiritual power is selfless and humble. That's beautiful.

i bought this book in 1970 when 15 years old and started learning to meditate with it. i can't even tell you how grateful i am to have the gift Paramahansa gave to me. There was never anything mysterious about this book or the meditations he gave me. I found him to be so filled with compassion and love to write "speak" to me this way. A couple of years ago i ran across this and I am working my way toward perfecting equanimity in dealing with this world ~ wouldn't you know! there are "seven" layers to attainment :) Equanimity adapted from a talk by Gil Fronsdal, May 29th, 2004 Equanimity is one of the most sublime emotions of Buddhist practice. It is the ground for wisdom and freedom and the protector of compassion and love. While some may think of equanimity as dry neutrality or cool aloofness, mature equanimity produces a radiance and warmth of being. The Buddha described a mind filled with equanimity as “abundant, exalted, immeasurable, without hostility and without ill-will.” The English word “equanimity” translates two separate Pali words used by the Buddha. Each represents a different aspect of equanimity. The most common Pali word translated as “equanimity” is upekkha, meaning “to look over.” It refers to the equanimity that arises from the power of observation, the ability to see without being caught by what we see. When well-developed, such power gives rise to a great sense of peace. Upekkha can also refer to the ease that comes from seeing a bigger picture. Colloquially, in India the word was sometimes used to mean “to see with patience.” We might understand this as “seeing with understanding.” For example, when we know not to take offensive words personally, we are less likely to react to what was said. Instead, we remain at ease or equanimous. This form of equanimity is sometimes compared to grandmotherly love. The grandmother clearly loves her grandchildren but, thanks to her experience with her own children, is less likely to be caught up in the drama of her grandchildren’s lives. The second word often translated as equanimity is tatramajjhattata, a compound made of simple Pali words. Tatra, meaning “there,” sometimes refers to “all these things.” Majjha means “middle,” and tata means “to stand or to pose.” Put together, the word becomes “to stand in the middle of all this.” As a form of equanimity, “being in the middle” refers to balance, to remaining centered in the middle of whatever is happening. This balance comes from inner strength or stability. The strong presence of inner calm, well-being, confidence, vitality, or integrity can keep us upright, like a ballast keeps a ship upright in strong winds. As inner strength develops, equanimity follows. Equanimity is a protection from the “eight worldly winds”: praise and blame, success and failure, pleasure and pain, fame and disrepute. Becoming attached to or excessively elated with success, praise, fame or pleasure can be a set-up for suffering when the winds of life change direction. For example, success can be wonderful, but if it leads to arrogance, we have more to lose in future challenges. Becoming personally invested in praise can tend toward conceit. Identifying with failure, we may feel incompetent or inadequate. Reacting to pain, we may become discouraged. If we understand or feel that our sense of inner well-being is independent of the eight winds, we are more likely to remain on an even keel in their midst. One approach to developing equanimity is to cultivate the qualities of mind that support it. Seven mental qualities support the development of equanimity. The first is virtue or integrity. When we live and act with integrity, we feel confident about our actions and words, which results in the equanimity of blamelessness. The ancient Buddhist texts speak of being able to go into any assembly of people and feel blameless. The second support for equanimity is the sense of assurance that comes from faith. While any kind of faith can provide equanimity, faith grounded in wisdom is especially powerful. The Pali word for faith, saddha, is also translated as conviction or confidence. If we have confidence, for example, in our ability to engage in a spiritual practice, then we are more likely to meet its challenges with equanimity. The third support is a well-developed mind. Much as we might develop physical strength, balance, and stability of the body in a gym, so too can we develop strength, balance and stability of the mind. This is done through practices that cultivate calm, concentration and mindfulness. When the mind is calm, we are less likely to be blown about by the worldly winds. The fourth support is a sense of well-being. We do not need to leave well-being to chance. In Buddhism, it is considered appropriate and helpful to cultivate and enhance our well-being. We often overlook the well-being that is easily available in daily life. Even taking time to enjoy one’s tea or the sunset can be a training in well-being. The fifth support for equanimity is understanding or wisdom. Wisdom is an important factor in learning to have an accepting awareness, to be present for whatever is happening without the mind or heart contracting or resisting. Wisdom can teach us to separate people’s actions from who they are. We can agree or disagree with their actions, but remain balanced in our relationship with them. We can also understand that our own thoughts and impulses are the result of impersonal conditions. By not taking them so personally, we are more likely to stay at ease with their arising. Another way wisdom supports equanimity is in understanding that people are responsible for their own decisions, which helps us to find equanimity in the face of other people’s suffering. We can wish the best for them, but we avoid being buffeted by a false sense of responsibility for their well-being. One of the most powerful ways to use wisdom to facilitate equanimity is to be mindful of when equanimity is absent. Honest awareness of what makes us imbalanced helps us to learn how to find balance. The sixth support is insight, a deep seeing into the nature of things as they are. One of the primary insights is the nature of impermanence. In the deepest forms of this insight, we see that things change so quickly that we can’t hold onto anything, and eventually the mind lets go of clinging. Letting go brings equanimity; the greater the letting go, the deeper the equanimity. The final support is freedom, which comes as we begin to let go of our reactive tendencies. We can get a taste of what this means by noticing areas in which we were once reactive but are no longer. For example, some issues that upset us when we were teenagers prompt no reaction at all now that we are adults. In Buddhist practice, we work to expand the range of life experiences in which we are free. These two forms of equanimity, the one that comes from the power of observation, and the one that comes from inner balance, come together in mindfulness practice. As mindfulness becomes stronger, so does our equanimity. We see with greater independence and freedom. And, at the same time, equanimity becomes an inner strength that keeps us balanced in middle of all that is.

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yes omkara can get most people out of depression. It energizes all the cells in the human body. basically what happens is that when a person is depressed the nerve currents are imbalanced and through continuous practice of omkara and yoga the nerve currents are balanced and the person feels elated. Yoga in the end is nothing but balance of subtle energies which is very very easily said than done.

Jophiel Nicholls r

I found a really calming channel full of bhajans which can help us ru-vid.com/show-UCabNvg6218dYnTwUUtcBHSA

Brother this is the beauty of sanatan dharm...Any hindu monk not converted others person to his religion...Hindu dharm is completely science knowledge.....

Mee too.Jay Gurudev......🙏🦚🙏

Me too

Jai sanathana dharma

If eyes closed how u were writing comment 🤔

@@shefalidutta7138 with fingers

Me too! 🕉🕉🙏🙏🙏💫💫

Any websites

Any miracle experience please tell I felt Something else can't explain in another frequency music Please share if u felt 🙏🏻

True

Namaste 🙏

@@lifeisawesome1008 Great you like this indian spiritual teachings

ஓம் ஓம். ஓம். குருவே சரணம்.

Okk sister kuch gyan ki baat मिल सकती है क्या

@@balamurali2405 guruve saranam🙏🏽

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Nantha Kumar sure thank u :)

***** You are welcome,Sister:D..

+Lakshmi S Nair O' Sister U R BEAUTIFUL LISTEN TO THE SONG SUNG BY Master : O' GOD BEAUTIFUL GOD& GURUS BLESS U sudhangsu k ghosh

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I was just listening to this and my whole body is vibrating. I was going to ask if others were experiencing this and what does it mean

Because it's powerful and heavenly... Om namah shivay🕉

How do I visit this place in LA ?

I want to visit this place , how can I get the contact and reserve for visit ?

I have to tell you, he is alive everywhere. In my four weeks of following his teachings and meditation. His presence is here . Blows me away.

willkittwk Thank You 🙏

@@naivebabycheung1412 no need to reserve. Public welcome.

That's right.

Yeah.thankyou

There are several CDs. You can order them online. SRF has online store.

in 1970 i bought Metaphysical Meditations by Paramahansa Yogananda. I was only 15 years old. I loved every page and learned to meditate. To hear his voice is so incredible ~bless your tears. i imagined one of your tears falling into the ocean of life and rippling out beyond time and space where we meet. It may be silly, but i think if Paramahansa had lived to hear the song "Don't Worry ~Be Happy" ~this would have been his favorite song! In his words i did not only find wisdom but i found compassion and love. Also to see him moving on a screen is so powerful to me as i always wanted to know him. I always imagined him and still did, until now! How wonderful to see him still in this world! I was surprised to see he had died nearly 20 years before i was even born. He lived in a different time. What would he say if he were here today? We will have to wait until our turn and we will see him along our way of passage too. We are all on our way hOMe :) I am so grateful for the gift this Yogi gave my heart ~my every fiber of my being!

Is it his voice ..?!