Background Information
Yoga means, Unity. By perfect concentration of the mind (means absence of any thought), this unity is created by the merging of the individual consciousness with the Highest Awareness.
Kriya
The name Kriya Yoga comes from the Sanskrit verbs Kri and Ya. Kri means All activities, all actions. Ya means, the source of all activities.
Thus, Kriya means the remembrance of the inner invisible Self, Soul, as the real performer, the real doer of all the actions. Spirituality is the essence of creation.
Art & Science of Spirituality
It is the innermost centre in the heart of all religions and faiths in which the Creator discloses Himself. Yoga in general and Kriya Yoga, in particular, is the art and science of spirituality.
Through the practice of meditation, men break through the limits of material existence and realize their unity with the universal Highest Self.
Purpose
To get to the Soul, that is the purpose of Kriya Yoga. Meditation is the practice of the presence of God or The Supreme Spirit. Kriya Yoga is the highest form of the practice of the presence of God or The Supreme Spirit.
It is about how the Soul descended in the body and how to take it back to the spine and the brain beyond the confines of the body into the vast infinite.
The Altars of God
The spine and brain are the altars of God or The Supreme Spirit. That’s where the electricity of God or The Supreme Spirit, flows down into the nervous system into the world and as such the senses ( smell, touch, see, hear, etc.) are turned outwards.
But if you reverse the energy through Kriya Yoga and be concentrated on the spine and brain, you will behold the Creator. To master the senses bring immortal strength within. You will be able to recognize the great power of the infinite sphere of spirit which lies a little behind your heart.
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Some more essential information…
Go beyond thoughts
To go beyond thoughts. Through regular, continuous daily exercise, Kriya Yoga gives the power of intuition which finally leads to the experience of pure consciousness and Self-Realisation (= oneness) with the Supreme Self, God.
To go beyond thoughts. Through regular, continuous daily exercise, Kriya Yoga gives the power of intuition which finally leads to the experience of pure consciousness and Self-Realisation (= oneness) with the Supreme Self, God.
The ancient Indian masters of the Veda’s realized that unending, continuous happiness is the goal of creation and all created beings.
Oneness with The Creator
To acquire that absolute happiness, we need to realize our Oneness with the Creator, the source of all happiness and absolute Bliss, GOD / supreme Spirit.
In addition to peace and happiness, Kriya Yoga gives strong and vigorous health, efficiency in work, power of decision making, a sense of universal love and harmony with fellow human beings and the whole creation.
Kriya Yoga involves easy to learn scientific physical exercises, breathing and meditation techniques. It is suitable for young as well as older people and easy to integrate into daily life.
Kriya Yoga – A Holy technique
The technique is a holy technique, which is transmitted orally from the teacher to the person who sincerely wants to learn Kriya Yoga.
Personal initiation in the techniques is required. For more information about the lineage of this spiritual tradition and Mahaswami Paramahansa Atmananda, the Guru ( spiritual teacher, means literally “dispeller of ignorance”) of Kriya Yoga Nederland, see: “Kriya Yoga Masters”.
For more general information about Kriya Yoga, such as Kriya Yoga practice, initiation, lessons etc. see: “Kriya Yoga Practice”.
An ounce of practice is much better than tons of theories
Paramahansa Atmananda
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