Can Kriya Yoga help resolve the challenges of life and improve our relationships with loved ones?
The experience of countless practitioners affirms that such transformation is possible. Yet, this is not the aim of the practice but rather a natural consequence of regular and conscious inner work.
How the Practice Works
💠 Through breath, concentration, and energisation, we learn to expand and control our energy. With inner strength and clarity, we respond to stress and conflict differently, make decisions with greater ease, and maintain equilibrium.
💠 The practice works at a psychological level. By cultivating attention and self-observation, we begin to recognise our own limitations. We see how attachments, expectations, and inner discontent shape our experience and realise that the true source of our problems lies not only in external events, but in our own patterns of thought and reaction.
💠 Kriya transforms our worldview and our attitude towards ourselves and others. Difficulties cease to appear as punishment; instead, they are perceived as lessons and opportunities for growth.
💠 Inner change inevitably manifests outwardly. One becomes calmer, more aware, more capable of truly hearing others. Conflict diminishes, acceptance deepens. Loved ones feel this transformation immediately, and relationships grow upon the foundation of respect and understanding.
Kriya is a tool that grants the power to master oneself — and thereby, one’s destiny.
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