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12/02/2025

How Paramhansa Yogananda Changed the World
(by Swami Kriyananda, direct disciple)
Paramhansa Yogananda was a towering giant among saints—one of those few who come from age to age, having been sent by God with the divine mission of guiding mankind out of the fogs of delusion into the clear light of divine understanding. He’d been sent to America, a “new world,” and one better adapted to new rays of consciousness that are destined to take mankind upward, into higher and higher ages.

Yogananda came to America’s shores with a message of divine promise and hope. His role was to set the highest example for others and to burn off the impeding karma in America that militated against an inwardly, more spiritually, directed energy in man. It was a heroic life he lived this time, and a life destined to have a major impact on civilization itself.

Continue reading at https://www.ananda.org/blog/yogananda-kriyananda-religion/

12/02/2025

The northern Himalayan crags near Badrinarayan are still blessed by the living presence of Babaji, guru of Lahiri Mahasaya. The secluded master has retained his physical form for centuries, perhaps for millenniums. The deathless Babaji is an avatara. This Sanskrit word means “descent”; its roots are ava, “down,” and tri, “to pass.” In the Hindu scriptures, avatara signifies the descent of Divinity into flesh.
“Babaji’s spiritual state is beyond human comprehension,” Sri Yukteswar explained to
me. “The dwarfed vision of men cannot pierce to his transcendental star. One attempts in vain even to picture the avatar’s attainment. It is inconceivable.”
Paramhansa Yogananda, Excerpt from Autobiography Of A Yogi, Chapter 33, Page 290

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12/02/2025

Mahaavtar Babaji is here to remind us that we are not bound by the physical laws of nature in the way we think we are. Through spiritual practice, Babaji shows us that it's possible to overcome the cycle of birth and death, reaching a state of eternal freedom.

12/02/2025

🔑 Meditation Tip from Yogananda

The effects of meditation are profound, even when practiced for just a short time each day. In the beginning, don’t force yourself to sit for long periods. Instead, strive for depth in your meditations.

The monkey mind takes time to tame, but consistency is key. It’s better to meditate for 5 minutes every day than 3 hours once a month. Focus on what you can commit to daily and gradually increase the length of your meditation over time.

A daily meditation practice is the best investment you can give yourself. The fruits of resilience, peace of mind, inner joy, and deep connection with your soul may not be immediate, but they will gradually ripen with the watering of your daily efforts. 🌿✨

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