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What spirituality really means — in Imram’s own words

For me, spirituality is the ability to empathise with others, to feel what they feel, and to create the conditions in which the people around us — especially those we love — can truly grow. That is what spirituality really is.

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Kriya yoga practitioners – what are they like?

It’s someone who loves unconditionally or learns to do so, approaching life with detachment and maintaining self-control. They strive to fill their space only with positive thoughts. It’s a commitment to self-development. This principle of self-exploration and ongoing self-development is never forgotten. We have the knowledge to support this process. Kriya is a science, providing clear methods that guide a person in understanding and educating themselves.

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❔ Friends, what does being a Kriya practicioner mean to you? What quality are you currently developing in yourself? Share your experience ❤️

🕉 HOW DOES A POSITIVE ATTITUDE TO LIFE AFFECT A PERSON’S DESTINY?

By focusing on the positive, we remove old habits, replacing them with new ones that benefit us. By doing so, we find our destiny. Because we’re changing attitudes. Our brain stops thinking negatively and being attached to it. It switches to positive things. Then the will awakens.

I’ll make it even simpler. By replacing negative habits with positive ones, we change our destiny. But our job is to focus only on what we need, not on what we want to get rid of or what we are afraid of. When a person is afraid of something, it happens.

✨ WE RECOMMEND:

• Playlist “Destiny. Mission and Purpose in Life”
• Playlist “How to change your life?”

Imram on how sound and music affect the body and mind.

Every cell is a form of consciousness. When you listen to elevated music, those cells begin to vibrate, and you feel shivers ripple through the body. Take a violin, for instance — or a full string section: violins, violas, cellos — and then, at just the right moment, the brass comes in, say a French horn. It completely draws people in. Personally, I love the English horn and the French horn. When I write music, I try to use all of these instruments.

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What if hidden knowledge isn’t somewhere outside us, but already within?

From childhood, we’re drawn to the mysterious and the unexplained. At some point, a strong desire arises to look behind the curtain — to understand how everything works and who we really are.

Kriya practice, as a method of scientific concentration, teaches observation and inner analysis. It offers a way to explore the unknown through direct personal experience, through inner states. It also opens the door to deeper understanding and answers to long-standing questions:

✨ how desires are fulfilled,
✨ whether our perception of time can change,
✨ whether energy can be consciously directed,
✨ whether humans possess latent abilities — and how they can be awakened,
✨ who we truly are and how the universe is structured,
✨ where the Creator is — and whether He knows of us.

🌟 Kriya is knowledge that unfolds from within — through practice.

Living the Kriya style

Spiritual practitioners grow stronger. They become more organised, more conscious, they are present in whatever they are doing and are fully aware of their actions. They understand the reasons behind what they do. When structured, their lives improve as they feel alive. Sometimes people overwhelmed with thoughts may become distracted and lose track of their surroundings.

But those who follow the Kriya style live more conscious and comfortable lives because their attitude changes, and they attract more success through heightened concentration.

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✨ Friends, if you too are looking to bring changes to your life, understand yourself, become more successful and aware, we invite you to the upcoming retreat in Turkey

📍 Date: May 4-6, 2026
🗓 Venue: Didim, Turkey

🕉 To register for the retreat follow the link

We wish everyone inner growth, spiritual development, and a conscious and successful life!

Simply having the thought to pursue the spiritual path shows that your soul is already at a very high level. The moment someone feels the desire for self-development, it’s a clear sign they’ve already reached a certain level of readiness. The call of the soul — or spirit, let’s not separate the two — will not let them rest. Such a person can no longer live a purely ordinary life…

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🌟 Friends, often practice begins with the decision to start. What was the moment you decided to begin your spiritual practice?

“If Age Could, If Youth Knew…”

We invite you to today’s video premiere! About time, age, and the fleeting nature of life …

In this new episode, Imram talks about the characteristics of different age periods, explores the theme of self-acceptance, and the right approach to life.

You will learn why it is so important to continue developing at any age, how to instill essential values in a child from the start, and how to manage your energy and state of being. The video also features personal inspiring stories and Imram’s own experiences.

✨ Watch the premiere today at 4 PM UTC 

You will learn:

• How to bring awareness to your mindset, nutrition, and breathing;
• How to overcome the difficulties of growing up;
• How to build trustworthy and loving relationships with children;
• How to age well.

We hope this video will bring you clarity and profound insights!

What is a Retreat?

Retreats originate from spiritual traditions as a way of finding solitude for meditation and prayer. Today, retreats take many forms: yoga, meditation, creativity, detox, or countryside sessions.

Why are retreats becoming so popular?

·  Modern life is filled with challenges and constant flow of information.
·  We increasingly experience fatigue and a lack of inner support.

The ability to slow down, restore energy, and reconnect with ourselves and nature has become essential.

A retreat offers precisely this. It also helps you to:

·  look deeply within
· remember who you truly are
· experience life in all its fullness
· still the mind and dwell in the present moment

💠 Retreats form an integral part of the Kriya system of learning and practice. Those led by Imram are based on a scientific approach to meditation, rooted in ancient tradition and facilitating profound self-development.

They represent the most effective form of practice under Master’s attentive guidance. Over several days, Imram imparts knowledge and experience to help deepen your practice, observe its results, quiet the mind, and awaken the state of the inner observer.

A retreat is a perfect opportunity to dedicate some time to yourself, share space with like-minded souls, reconsider certain aspects of life, or experience moments of complete clarity when no questions cross your mind.

❔ Friends, if you have attended a retreat with Imram, we invite you to share your experience: What touched you most deeply, and what changes have you observed?

Friends, we invite you to explore Imram’s techniques for tuning in to your intuition — and for learning to tell the difference between fear of taking action and a genuine warning of unfavourable consequences.

Give them a try and let us know what you discover.

“Intuition is our sixth sense — and it never misleads us. It unfolds and strengthens through meditation. There is also a seventh sense: a sense of knowing, supported by an inner image or perception and a certainty that arises from the heart. This knowledge stands whole and complete. For writers, poets, and painters, it descends in a flow. Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn’t. For practitioners, the flow never ceases. Through the techniques of Kriya, you can freely and without effort enter the noosphere, the realm of information, drawing from it the knowledge you need. And your intuition affirms that the knowledge you are about to receive is correct.”

(Imram, seminar, October 2024)