Become Inspired!

''Jesus Christ did not limit his own actions, he did not obey literally all his own maxims. The Divine Spirit perpetually inspired his Holy Soul; having always been abandoned to that divine Breath there was no need to consult the preceeding moment in order to determine the following one.

The Breath of Grace formed all his moments on the model of the eternal truths which the invisible and impenetrable wisdom of the Holy Trinity preserved.

The life of every saint is the life of Jesus Christ, it is a new gospel.''

Jean Pierre de Caussade 18th Century Christian Mystic

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A list of Yogi Masters for study

Find below a list of Yogi Masters which I present here for those students wanting to study the life of Saints and the metaphysical significance of their lives through Selfless Service, Unconditional Surrender to God, and Scientific Techniques for attaining God-Communion.

These names are not in any particular order of importance.
This list is in no way Complete....of course!

1) Paramahansa Yogananda

2) RamaKrishna Paramahansa

3) Swami Vivekananda

4) His Eminence Sir George King

5) Jesus Christ

6) Buddha

7) Patanjali

8) Rama

9) Krishna

10) Moses

11) Lahiri Mahasaya

12) Kabir

13) Swami Pranabananda

14) Nagendra Nath Bhaduri

15) Mahendra Nath Gupta

16) Sri Yukteswar Giri

17) Adi Shankaracharya

18) Arjuna

19) Trailanga Swami

20) Shankari Mai Jiew

21) Swami Sri Sadasivendra Saraswati (aka Sadasiva Brahman)

22) Swami Sri Paramasivendra Saraswati

23) James J. Lynn (aka Rajarsi Janakananda)

24) Therese Neumann

25) Ram Gopal Muzumdar

26) Ravidas

27) St Teresa of Avila

28) Ananda Moyi Ma

29) Pavari Baba

30) Francis of Assisi

31) Yogi Ramiah (aka Sri Rama Yogi)

32) Ramana Maharshi

33) Tulsidas

34) Durbasha

35) Draupadi

Ramakrisha Paramahansa ''There is nothing in mere scholarship. The object of study is to find means of knowing God and realizing him.''

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Kriya Yoga

''Practice Kriya so deeply that breath becomes mind.

The breath is a gross dream of the mind.

It can be rubbed away by superconsciousness.''

Paramahansa Yogananda

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At the Heart of Creation

''God's Consciousness is at the heart of every atom, ever seeking to express itself outwardly.

Materialistic science believes that life appears only by accident, out of a mere combination of chemicals.

Spiritual science, however, discovered long ago that, at the heart of everything, dwells the Infinite Consciousness.''


Paramahansa Yogananda

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Non-attachment and Inner Joy

Paramahansa Yogananda often counseled his yoga students to develop their inner non-attachment.

''Be even-minded and cheerful,'' he would say, ''what comes of itself, let it come.
Refer every Joy and even pleasure back to the Joy of the Inner Self and let every sorrow remind you that your home is not here, in the world of sensory experiences, but in the eternal Joy of the Soul.''

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Meditation

''In Meditation you must go beyond thought.

As long as you are busy thinking, you are in the rational mind, on the conscious plane.

When you sleep and dream, you are on the subconscious plane, and in your astral body.

And when your mind is fully withdrawn in Superconsciousness, it becomes centered in the Bliss of the spine.

You are then in your ideational, or causal, body.

That is the level of the soul.''

Paramahansa Yogananda

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Syama Ma - Poem by RamPrasad

''O my Mind, worship Kali any way you want -

just repeat the Mantra your teacher gave you day and night.

Think that you're prostrating as you lie on your bed,

and Meditate on the Mother while you sleep.

Go about town, and imagine you're circumambulating Syama Ma.

Each sound that enters your ears is one of Kali's Mantras,

each letter of the fifty around her neck bears her name.

RamPrasad says, astonished,
The Goddesss full of Brahman is in every creature,

when you eat, think that you're making an offering to Syama Ma.''

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