Yoga Tradition

India’s sacred mother Sarada Devi was today Mother Theresa. She was filled with compassion and love and lived to ease the suffering and pain of people around her. Leading a strict life in austerity, she learned to love all. Teachings of the sacred mother: “After his death, Sri Ramakrishna let me manifest the…
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“A living light, shining powerfully in the middle of darkness, such was Yogananda in this world. Such a great soul hardly appears on Earth, when people really need it only.” Yogananda’s childhood On the 5th of January 1893, in the North-east of India, close to the Himalaya Mountains, at Gorakhpur,…
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”He practised medicine for 10 years. When he was 35, his wife and one child died. At that point he dropped everything and set off, sleeping in the road, begging from door to door, from Singapore to Himalaya. He suffered of rheumatism and malaria for two years, but he cured himself through yoga techniques. Now he is…
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Approaching the teachings and life of the great yogi Shankara is every time, for every human being, a calling to meditation and at the same time a revelation of the depths of his soul. The entire life of Shankara was a continuous self-sacrifice towards God. At the age of 10, he was a great scholar Often…
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 The spiritual movement of the natha-yogis was founded by Gorakshanatha and spread during the second millennia of our era through the entire North, East and West of India from Nepal to Rajasthan, from Punjab to Gulf of Bengal, from Belucistan to Deccan.   Taking its probable origins from Bengal, this tradition flourished starting…
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In the context of this series of articles about the 10 Great Cosmic Powers we will analyse and evidence in a synthetic way the principal philosophical and practical aspects, which refer to the profound spiritual tradition of the 10 Great Cosmic Powers (Dasha Mahavidya). Essentially speaking, this tradition actually represents a…
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by Elena Godeanu Born on May 9th 1989, he went into a state of continuous meditation on May 16th 2005 and disappeared without a trace on March 11th 2006. Ram Bahadur Bomjon bewildered us all at the mere age of 16. His eyes closed, motionlessly seated in a yogi position in the shadow of a tree in the Bara jungle, 150 km from…
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Bhuvaneshwari’s physical beauty radiates out of her inner splendor and it is thus sung in the “Hymns to Goddess Bhuvaneshwari” by Sir John Woodroffe: “Oh, Great Goddess, You are of beauteous face fascinating me. Your body is moist with the divine nectar (some) flowing from Sahasrarapadma. You sport rounded breasts and…
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Bhuvaneshwari is the space manifesting God’s will and endless love. Indeed even at the human level, the pure and deep feeling of true and unconditioned love always generates the feeling of endless space and freedom. We may even state that unless love generates the feeling of space and freedom to the being it spreads over (so if…
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Great Cosmic Power Bhuvaneshwari somehow creates the „stage” where later on Kali dances her terrible dance of life and death. This analogy also allows us to notice the fact that the supreme goddess simultaneously is the one witnessing (or observing) as well as the one rejoicing at and taking part in Kali’s cosmic dance. This…
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