
Why Do You Want So Many Experiences?
Yogiraj Prakash Shankar Vyas asks why we chase experience after experience — and if we might stop to think what i it is really for.
The timeless, universal wisdom of a living Kriya Yoga master, shared by Heidi Wyder from Guruji’s satsangs and talks.

Yogiraj Prakash Shankar Vyas asks why we chase experience after experience — and if we might stop to think what i it is really for.

Yogiraj Prakash Shankar Vyas on why the mind wastes so much time in the past and future, and what it means to truly rest in the present.

Yogiraj Prakash Shankar Vyas uses the image of waves reaching the shore to explain what observation in meditation really is.

Yogiraj Prakash Shankar Vyas uses the image of a house to ask what we are really building our lives toward.

Yogiraj Prakash Shankar Vyas tells a story about the Buddha and a grieving squirrel — a teaching on courage, determination, and patience.

Yogiraj Prakash Shankar Vyas offers a simple gazing practice to help Kriya Yoga practitioners go deeper, and asks: will you stay outside the door, or

Yogiraj Prakash Shankar Vyas challenges blind faith and religious limitation, and asks what it truly means to know God for yourself.

A satsang from Yogiraj Prakash Shankar Vyas on urgency, focus, and stilling the mind, and why the answer is simpler than the distractions we chase.

Teachings on the Guru-disciple relationship, your Inner Voice, and why no one can walk the path for you — wisdom from Yogiraj Prakash Shankar Vyas.
Whether our current circumstances are good or bad, we can trust that a higher force or energy is always in control and put ourselves in the hands of grace. We can give thanks for the day ahead, and look back at the blessings of the day that has passed. When you ask for help with all your heart and are willing to surrender your mind and listen for an answer, you will receive it – of this there is no doubt.

In ancient times, yogis and spiritual masters used to retreat to the mountain caves and forests, and lived as renunciants. This was partly the reason why the holy path of Kriya Yoga (a scientific meditation path otherwise known as the “Holy Grail” in India, which has also been known by other names) was kept in the hands of an exclusive few whilst the technique and knowledge of its existence almost became lost to mankind.

“If we only listen to what other people are saying and take their gossip seriously, it will be very hard to come to any decision. When we are faced with a choice, we have to learn to apply our own intellect and be firm with our own decisions in life. Sometimes we are swayed far too easily by others.”
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