Walking the Path

Here you will find a library of articles about various topics you’ll come across while on the path of Kundalini Maha Yoga. Learn about special days, discover the meaning of specific practices, and find inspiration for your own altar and practice.

Each season brings especially significant days you might wish to focus on for devotion or practices. These are posted in the area below so you can learn more about their meaning. Scroll down further to access the ever-growing library of articles or browse sections of featured posts for wherever you are on the path.

Diwali

Diwali, Festival of Lights, celebrates the joyous occasion when Lord Ram came back home from his exile. It is about the destruction of demons, removal of darkness, and bringing a new chapter of light and knowledge.

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Prayer for World Peace

Recitation of this heartfelt mantra, one stanza from the Prayer to God for the Welfare of all Beings, is a daily practice…

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What is darshan?

Darshan is an external effort to lay eyes on a statue of a deity or the physical guru to remove blocks and…

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About our logo

About our logo Since the time Dhyanyoga Centers' earlier logo was designed, general interest in yoga and...

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The Hanuman Chalisa

Chanting this sacred text increases our inner strength and sense of well-being and happiness. It is said that those…

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It is my wish, my hope, to spark new and different aspects of that absolute principle of Ram within your hearts so that the darkness of your hearts be removed and your doubts dispelled.
—Anandi Ma

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