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"When creation began, it was marked as the Satyug. In Satyug, Yoga primarily was gyan (not knowledge). We differentiate knowledge from gyan – while knowledge is limited to the physical brain and the 5 senses, gyan is embedded in the deepest core of the physical and etheric self. To prove this fact, I would like to quote an interesting case study. Mr. William Sheridan from New York went for a heart  transplant. Before the surgery he was an ordinary office-goer, but post the surgery he suddenly started to sketch and paint. He himself was taken by surprise and when research was done, it was found that the heart that was given to him belonged to an artist  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/ health/article-381589/ The-art-transplant.html  This proves that consciousness is present in each and every cell of the body and in all layers of cell. [Cell is not a modern-day concept. Rishi Atreya gave the concept of anu and paramanu many millennia ago in the Sankhya philosophy. He described ...

Actor and former Miss India, Nikita Anand Published on: June 20, 2012 - 23:03 BY ARTI DAS | NT BUZZ Life becomes simpler and easier when you find a path to self discovery. For actor, Nikita Anand this path is the Sanatan Kriya that she has been following for quite some time and believes that it is one of the best things that has happened to her Actor and former Miss India, Nikita Anand is a content soul; much happier and calmer today. This is how she likes to define herself and this now active follower of Sanatan Kriya and Yog attributes all her success to her guru, Yogi Ashwini. She is here in Goa to promote Yogi Ashwini’s book on anti-ageing titled, ‘Sanatan Kriya, The Ageless Dimension.’ Nikita has been religiously following Sanatan Kriya for the last six years and it all started for her when she realised that by working out in a gym she was actually stressing her body. “There was a time when I used to work out every day and run 5 to 6 kilometres. But then I ...

The world of the spirit starts where logic ends. Though logic, in the modern world, is the ultimate test of reason and the pinnacle of intelligent thought, minds on a higher plane see logic as ‘lower intelligence’, limited by the boundary of reason which is further restricted by limitations of the individual’s buddhi. This probably explains why every school of spiritualism emphasises experience over analysis and also why the overtly questioning mind chatters incessantly only at the peripheries of the spirit-kingdom, seldom able to penetrate its core. However, since the current world understands only the tongue of logic, we shall try to understand the aura in this context. All bodies emit heat radiation or vibrations - this is a logical explanation of what auras are and why they are constant or changing. A lot of ‘scientific studies’ and ‘photographing’ of physical auras have been done in the West. It has been called the human atmosphere ‘force field’, ‘bio-energy’...

who are we?are we really this body?where have we come from?do we really exist?so many questions and so many varied answers but what is the reality?where do we find our right answers.in search to find ourselves,we set out on a journey called life.some get lost,some find their way and others are still thinking to go which way.every person is an energy but what he makes of himself is what really matters.after taking so many births,when a person takes the form of a human ,it would be sensible to find the truth and not waste it.we all search for the answers and most of us find the answers from the Guru.depending on our evolution and karmas,depending on what we are searching for,we find that level of Guru.its always best to keep the aim on the highest Divinity and follow the path shown by the Guru to see who we actually are and get all the answers we are looking for.lets give some meaning to life and as Yogi Ashwini says lets not get tied by the clutches of maya  .

"Whatever happens with you is in accordance with the Law of Karma." So says Yogi Ashwini ji all the time. I used to listen to this, read about this, but the "gyan" of this didn't come to me, until a personal experience occurred last year in December. We reap what we sow. In fact Yogi Ashwini ji has stressed that in return of our actions, we get many times over. This I learnt when one day, while parking my bike in the shed, I accidentally happened to touch a long heavy iron bar that was dangerously resting on a stone. It rolled over a bit, but still stayed on the stone's edge. It could easily fall off it. But, it didn't. A couple of days later, when I was taking out my bike, a small feather-touch was all it took to move that heavy iron bar. It rolled, and it fell off the stone, and on to my foot! I cried out in pain; it was early morning; no one was there to hear me, help me. I moved with pain, till the time they told me at the hospital (a couple o...