For many years, I had a strong desire to visit the homeland of my gurus and meditate in their holy shrines. The pilgrimage for me was a homecoming, both inwardly and outwardly.
The “Cream of the Cream” of Yoga: The Way of Ananda Sanghis
Swami Kriyananda wants Ananda to be a movement that’s open to everyone.
The Miracle of the Shroud
The Shroud of Turin is possibly the most remarkable relic in human history. What does the scientific evidence tell us about it?
Letters of Encouragement
There is no tension between the teachings of Jesus and of Krishna, or of any of the great masters. The tension arises in our efforts to understand their teachings.
Warriors for the New Age
When I was first here in India over forty years ago, I had an intense desire to make Yogananda and his mission known, because I saw that books about the great saints of modern India left him out entirely.
Religious Intolerance and the Yugas
Sri Yukteswar’s theory of the yugas describes a very long cycle of human evolution—24,000 years—encompassing eight distinct ages or “yugas.” Each age offers distinct challenges and opportunities.
Visions of India
The secret of India’s vitality is her spiritual culture, which dates back many thousands of years.
The Mission of Paramhansa Yogananda
The highlight of my life was meeting and being with my Guru. It was like being in the presence of God.
Ananda in India!
On Friday, November 28, 2003, the new Ananda ashram was officially opened with a Vedic ceremony led by Swami Kriyananda.
Letters of Encouragement
India—the real India—is an ancient culture that has survived the disintegrating influences of time.