Video and Audio
Healing Prayers for the World with Nayaswami Devarshi and Brahmachari Jemal
Join us in these 20 minutes of coming together to strengthen light in the world — with a brief talk and meditation followed by group affirmation and visualization for world blessing. Affirmation: “God’s light is within me and around me. With the sword of faith in my hand, with the love of God in my heart, I am a warrior of light. … Read More
Affirmations for Self Healing: Renunciation
A webinar series by the Ananda Monastery. We practice a new affirmation each Friday at 8:00 pm IST from the book “Affirmations for Self-Healing” by Swami Kriyananda. This session’s topic “Renunciation” was shared by Nayaswami Devarshi and Brahmachari Jemal Affirmation for Renunciation: “I spurn the tempting magic of this world, with its rainbow bubbles, ever ready to burst. See where … Read More
How a Yogi Does Lockdown – Episode 1 with Nayaswami Devarshi
Today we are launching a new video series on Youtube “#InspireYourLockdown, How a Yogi Does Lockdown”. In the first episode we have Nayaswami Devarshi speaking about the practise of meditation and how to take its benefits to help us during the lockdown. In this video series, Yogis share practical tips that are helping them stay inspired, centered & uplifted during … Read More
Stories of Swami Kriyananda
Swami Kriyananda was a direct disciple of Paramhansa Yogananda. Nayaswami Devarshi shares some of his experiences of what was it like to be a with and around him.
Learning to Let Go
Class with Nayaswami Devarshi at Ananda Mumbai.
Ego Renunciation
Satsang with Nayaswami Devarshi at Ananda Mumbai.
Yogananda, the Avatar of Dwapara Yuga
Satsang with Nayaswami Devarshi at Ananda Mumbai.
Praying Effectively
Satsang with Nayaswami Devarshi at Ananda Mumbai.
Is God Personal or Impersonal?
Nayaswami Devarshi answers the age old question on how best to approach God – in form or formlessness? Is He involved in our everyday lives, or is He aloof and removed? Not knowing the “best” way to worship Him, many devotees find themselves conflicted in their relationship to the Divine.
