Every year Yasodhara Ashram’s community gathers for its Annual General meeting. It’s inspiring to see the regrouping of a whole community, the pulse of the gathering and the expansion that takes place.
By the end, people prepare to leave for home, enthusiastic and ready to share more of Swami Radha’s teachings.
“The teaching of yoga ends in knowledge, inner wisdom. There’s no other reason to do yoga. From that comes your own revelations of who you are and what you’re to do.”
In this satsang talk, Swami Radhananda continues from her last video post, “The Path of Liberation.” She speaks about her experience of the Kundalini system and encourages us to accept ourselves where we are and to engage our intuition by letting the symbols come alive and gain our own unique understanding.
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All living things are based on soil. In ancient times, humans believed it was the mother of all life, the placenta of the planet. In this her fifth article, Sarada Eastham delves into the soil’s subsistence and elder wisdom.
“To forget how to dig the earth and tend soil is to forget ourselves.”
Mahatma Gandhi
“We are unique in the way we interpret the Kundalini system, because we’ve all had different life experiences. When we start to teach, we come from that place of knowing that the system is going to work, and that what we know from our own experience is what will help others too.”
Following the recent Kundalini & Dream Teacher Certification, Swami Radhananda gave a satsang talk about her first experiences of the Kundalini system while taking a course led by Swami Radha, called The Path of Liberation. In this video, she reads from her upcoming book of memoirs and invites us to open the kundalini symbols for ourselves and bring them to life.
