Kriya Yoga Dallas

06/24/2026

Completeness is what we need. Sometimes we feel, "I am complete. I don't need anything. I am happy and content." But that state of completeness doesn't remain all the time. That moment of happy contentment is not permanent because we have not yet achieved the state of perfection.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection
by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

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06/21/2026

International Day of Yoga 2026
Loving and divine souls,

Let the choicest blessings of God and the masters be upon all of you. I take this opportunity to pray for you, and I send my best wishes on the occasion of the International Day of Yoga celebration on 21 June.

The International Day of Yoga started in 2015, so this is the 12th year. Yoga is the invaluable gift from India to all humanity. It is an art of living, a science of healthy and happy life, and a philosophy of perfection.

Yoga costs nothing and grants everything. Yoga promotes universal values that make life valuable. It requires commitment for a few minutes of daily practice and that is all. Along with practicing yoga, when we add discipline to our lives, life becomes more joyful.

In the Bhagavad Gita the Lord instructed, tasmad yogi bhava arjuna: “O Arjuna, thus you become a yogi.” Let us be worthy yogis in life and spirit. Let us be successful in every way.

On this day when the entire world is celebrating in many ways, I am praying that God will grant us and all humanity right thinking and practical lives of loving and serving others.

I bow to all of you and the entire creation.

With Love,

Prajnanananda

06/20/2026

We live with our ego, anger, jealousy, and pride. We live with our good qualities of kindness, compassion, and love. But all these are nothing but little cages we have created. Sometimes we live in one cage, sometimes in another. It doesn’t matter whether it is a cage of gold or a cage of iron. It is a cage We imprison ourselves. We should be free. True freedom comes with knowledge.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection
by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

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06/19/2026

Every night we become free during deep sleep. When we are awake, if we are not immersed in Truth, we are not free. One who is in Truth is always free. Otherwise, we are all imagining freedom, while sitting in a cage with our little ego.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection
by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

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06/17/2026

In deep sleep we are free from body consciousness, our possessions, knowledge, and ignorance. When we wake, the bo***ge prison manifests, and this bo***ge is imaginary.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection
by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

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06/16/2026

Some claim, “I am free, I am immortal, and so on.” This is easy talk, but when real trouble arises, freedom disappears. When real trouble manifests, anger, ego, and unhappiness surface, so where is our freedom?

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection
by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

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06/15/2026

The path of perfection requires freedom from all virtue and vice. Others cannot make us free. We must free ourselves.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection
by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

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06/11/2026

Sometimes we are slaves of our degrees and diplomas and achievements. Consider whether you are enslaved by your weaknesses or good qualities. Remember, good qualities also enslave us. Both good and bad qualities make us slaves. Both keep us in prison.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection
by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

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06/08/2026

06/03/2026

Knowing the truth is not enough. We must experience it, assimilate it, digest it, and be one with it. Unless we do this, whatever we hear provides a nice but temporary understanding. But if we change our vision and our outlook, then life can be beautiful.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection
by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

https://www.kriya.org/sharethis/product/ed3d2c21991e3bef5e069713af9fa6ca/books/en