“A Conversation with Yogiraj Siddhanath”
Click here to read this brilliant interview of Yogiraj Siddhanath with Guy Spiro.
Yogiraj in Conversation with Guy Spiro
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- Yogiraj SiddhanathYogiraj Gurunath Siddhanath was born in Gwalior (northern), India on May 10, 1944, and is descended from the ancient family of Ikshavaku Rama of the Solar Dynasty. Though he belonged to a royal family, with all the comforts of palace life, he was a born siddha and went into spontaneous enlightened states from the age of 3. Spiritually realized from a very young age, he cast away his royal ties after completing his educational responsibilities and fulfilled his calling as a yogi. While traveling as a teenager in the Himalayas, Yogiraj was blessed and empowered by the spiritual supermen of the Himalayan caves. His divine transformation flowered after his deep and personal experiences with the supreme yogi-Christos known as the Mahavatar (Supreme Spirit Incarnate) Shiva-Goraksha-Babaji (the same mentioned by Paramahansa Yogananda in his “Autobiography of a Yogi”). With these blessings he was charged with the duty to spread the teachings of “Earth peace through Self peace” and spiritual evolution of Consciousness through the divine science of Kundalini Kriya Yoga meditation. For over 40 years, Yogiraj has healed and transformed millions all over the world with his transmissions of kundalini shakti energy and has shared freely his own Samadhi (enlightened state)…
- TeachingsNew Life Awakening – Teachings of Yoga Original Kriya Yoga of Babaji (Kundalini Kriya Yoga) The crest jewel of the Hamsa Yoga is the rejuvenating spiritual breath known as Shiva-Shakti Kriya for the Evolution of Human Consciousness. Every cell becomes oxygenated and flooded with pranic life. This initiation empowers the practitioner to experience the expanded still mind, spheres of consciousness and bliss: one’s natural state of enlightenment. Siddhanath Hamsa Yoga (The Way Of The White Swan) Honor the feminine Kundalini Energy. This provides a simple and effective meditation technique, which flowers into Siddhanath Samadhi Yoga. The central course provides instructions in a powerful set of breathing processes known as Restorative Breath which rhythmically restore balance to the body and flush out toxins in their cells. Depression and anxiety are washed away. Siddhanath Surya Yoga (Pranic Healing With Solar Power) A solar osmosis Surya technique whereby all toxins and negativity are flushed out and every cell is rejuvenated with Pranic Light. This practice creates electromagnetic changes in your body, resulting in a more balanced and healthier and enlightened you. YOGIRAJ DOES NOT BELONG TO OR ASSOCIATE HIMSELF WITH ANY NATH SUB-SECT BUT HAS BEEN DIRECTLY BLESSED BY THE PRESENCE OF SHIV-GORAKSHA…
- Our CommunitySoul Cry If earth peace is to herald the dawn of the new age, let us all realize: Humanity is our uniting religion Breath our uniting prayer, and Consciousness our uniting God. Mission Statement Meditated to the furthering of human awareness Dedicated to serving humanity as one’s larger self Devoted to New Life Awakening for Earth Peace by Self Peace The Organization In order to further his vision for Earth Peace and the evolution of human consciousness, Yogiraj Satgurunath founded Hamsa Yoga Sangh, a non-profit organization. Hamsa Yoga Sangh currently runs centers in India, Europe, and the United States. Hamsa Yoga Sangh seeks to awaken a deeper understanding of the harmony underlying all religions and thus unfold the blossom of love which unites all humanity. The practices of Hamsa Yoga are universal in spirit and complement all faiths and religions. The Meaning of Hamsa Yoga Sangh Hamsa Yoga Sangh’s name consists of three important aspects of Yogiraj’s teachings and practices: HAMSA means “swan (of life)” and symbolizes the Soul. The incoming and outgoing breath in a human being are the two wings of the swan. When a Yogi unites his mind with the inflow and outflow of his casual breath…
Yogiraj in Conversation with Guy Spiro
