Yoga
Techniques
taught by
Paramahansa Yogananda
The techniques described below are presented in the Self-Realization
Fellowship Lessons available from our international headquarters
in Los Angeles. Students of the Lessons also have an opportunity to
receive instruction in the techniques during the lecture series and
retreats we hold each year in many cities around the world, as well
as during our weeklong annual Convocation in Los Angeles.
A series of exercises developed by Paramahansa Yogananda
in 1916 to prepare the body for meditation. Regular practice promotes
mental and physical relaxation and develops dynamic will power. The
technique enables one to consciously draw energy into the body, purifying
and strengthening it, and making it easier to direct the energy inward
in meditation.
A simple but highly effective technique that helps to
develop one's latent powers of concentration. Through practice of this
technique one learns to withdraw thought and energy from outer distractions
so that they may be focused on any goal to be achieved or problem to
be solved. Or one may direct that concentrated attention toward a deepening
perception of the Divine Consciousness within.
A powerful technique of meditation that expands one's
awareness beyond the limitations of body and mind, and leads to direct
personal experience of that Divine Consciousness which underlies and
upholds all life.
An advanced technique of meditation taught by Self-Realization
Fellowship to eligible students of Paramahansa Yogananda's teachings.
(An in-depth explanation of the scientific basis of the Kriya Yoga technique
is given in Yogananda's Autobiography
of a Yogi.)
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