Autobiography Chapter 26, Part 2: The Aum vibration vs. tinnitus

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This episode covers on the next part of chapter 26 from:
“Kriya Yoga is mentioned twice by the ancient sage Patanjali...”
to
“...which constitutes the first materially active expression of Spirit.”

Summary:
Paramahansa Yogananda teaches us Kriya Yoga's connections to Christian texts and its significance in spiritual evolution of man. We discuss the importance of devotion, concentration, and regularity of practice for achieving spiritual progress, with particular attention to Guruji's teachings on devotion and its relationship to breath mastery and quickening our spiritual ascent. The conversation concluded with an examination of spiritual development cycles and the potential for continuous progress across lifetimes.

0:00 Previous episode;
1:17 Patanjali and St. Paul;
15:25 Explanation of Kriya Yoga (quickening evolution);
29:37 Mathematic calculations;
58:20 Looking ahead.

Links discussed in this episode:
Yoga Sutras: https://www.arlingtoncenter.org/Sanskrit-English.pdf
https://www.yogajournal.com/lifestyle/astrology/chakras-and-astrology/

Homework for next episode— Read, absorb and make notes on the next part of chapter 26 from:
“The ancient yogic technique converts the breath into mind-stuff...”
to
“...And Death once dead, there’s no more dying then.”

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