Some say our karma is such that the dates of birth, life, death and moksha are already fixed. Is this true?

Psychic or physical phenomenon can sometimes take place during meditation. The question arises whether or not these have some meaning or indicate spiritual status

Jesus Christ and other great saints affirm the possibility of possession by disincarnate entities. Though very rare, there are ways to “dis-possess” them from one’s body and mind. 

Too much will power at the expense of the heart’s natural love can create mental imbalance.

Are we ignoring God if our devotion and attention are centered upon our guru? “God is the guru” Yogananda taught. A true guru comes only to be a channel for Spirit. Short of fanaticism and sectarianism, a sincere devotee has nothing to be concerned about.

Churches are far too polarized in today’s world as to imagine any of them would be interested in teaching Kriya Yoga to their members. Too bad but that’s what it seems to be.

Meditation, and especially Kriya Yoga (an advanced meditation technique) can help develop concentration, will power, devotion and intuition: all the basic powers of the soul that help us find solutions to life’s never-ending “opportunities.”

Whether in meditation or activity, sometimes dark, evil or inappropriate thoughts can be a problem. There are simple ways to lift one’s energy upward and away from the subconscious mind.