Ideas are universally, not individually rooted • How does science make new discoveries? • How can we develop wisdom? • Is art and science important to the development of the world? (Conversations with Yogananda: 309)
Does the disciple need to help the teacher in his work? Or may he focus on his inner development? • What did Yogananda predict for Swami Kriyananda future? (Conversations with Yogananda: 308)
What was Master’s mission? • The householder and renunciate paths • Underlying oneness of all religions • Self-realization as the goal of all spiritual practice • Spiritual training and character development of children • Spiritual principles as practical in all aspects of life • Babaji’s commission to Lahiri Mahasaya (Conversations with Yogananda: 308)
The purpose of spiritual organization • The need for intuition • What to do at the end of meditation techniques • How is intuition cultivated? • Why did Yogananda put so much emphasis on the teachings of Jesus? • why didn’t Master teach about all religions? • What is Self-realization? • Which is better: to live in the world or as a monastic? (Conversations 303-306)
Divine Mother appears and speaks to Yogananda at a Christmas meditation • What was Yogananda like? Personal qualities, characteristics • A Master lives in the moment (Conversations with Yogananda: 302-303)
How long are we on the spiritual path? • Lemuria • Humor and joking (Conversations with Yogananda: 292-293)
1 hr 15 min
About The Inner Life with Asha
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A collection of all talks by Nayaswami Asha, a lifelong disciple of Paramhansa Yogananda.
With warmth and wisdom, Asha weaves spiritual teaching into daily, ordinary life. She is a master teacher, considered by many to be one of the most nuanced and clear teachers of Yoga in the world today.
Asha studied and worked closely with Swami Kriyananda, a direct disciple of Paramhansa Yogananda, for 45 years.
Asha means “hope” in Sanskrit. Her teachings are non-sectarian — sharing the truths that underlie the great religions. She draws freely from both the Bible and the Bhagavad Gita in her teaching.