Practical guidance on philosophy and practice of Kriya Yoga from ministers ordained by Roy Eugene Davis, direct disciple of Paramahansa Yogananda. Mr. Davis dedicated 68 years of selfless service as instructed by his guru; to teach and initiate sincere seekers into the Kriya Yoga tradition. He left the body in 2019, and his clear direct teaching emphasis continues through his authorized disciples. www.csa-davis.org
In this workshop Leode shares practical ways to bring the sacred into our daily lives.
Leode G. Franklin has been a disciple of Roy Eugene Davis since 1971 and was ordained by Mr. Davis in 1980. Leode has conducted various study groups and meditation classes. She is currently a Board of Trustee member for Center for Spiritual Awareness.
CSA Minister Marty Wuttke is a long time disciple of Mr. Davis and has spent the past 35 years researching and practicing brainwave biofeedback, neurofeedback, and is on the cutting edge of the new paradigm of neurotheology.
CSA Senior Minister Ron Lindahn reviews previous talks and discusses the four main objectives in life: Dharma (right action), Artha (right livelihood), Kama (pleasure) and Moksha (liberation).
CSA Senior Minister Ron Lindahn discusses the movement of life force (prana) in the subtle channels (nadis), and four of the five koshas, or bodies: food body (annamayakosha), energy body (pranamayakosha), mental body (manomayakosha), and intellect body (vijnanamayakosha).
CSA Minister Katherine Geddes-Lovkay shares some practical advice for removing obstacles and living more consciously.
CSA Senior Minister Ron Lindahn discuses purifying the mind-brain-body-spirit and the effect of prana moving in the chakras.
CSA Minister Chris Sartain gives an overview of the eight limbs of yoga practice and their benefit: restraints, observances, posture, direction of subtle energy, turning attention within, concentration, meditation, oneness consciousness.
CSA Senior Minister Ron Lindahn discusses the definition of Kriya yoga, some obstacles to tranquility and the usefulness of om as a focus of attention.
CSA Senior Minister Ron Lindahn discusses the beginning of the first chapter of the Yoga Sutras regarding the nature of awareness, mental processes (knowledge, mis-perception, concept, sleep, and memory), discernment, and tranquility.
CSA Senior Minister Ron Lindahn shares an overview of the spiritual path in the Kriya yoga tradition. He also discusses chitta vrittis (fluctuations in the field of awareness), and vasanas (impulses), and how they effect thinking and actions.
