Paramahansa Yogivah Giri Satsangs

The Guru’s Help Is Not an Idea — It’s Real

In this satsang, Paramahansa Yogivah Giri shares reflections on his early years of spiritual search, time in ashrams, and the difference between imagined progress and real transformation. He speaks about learning from teachers who had genuine realization and how his understanding changed over time.
 
He says:
“If I wanted to grow spiritually, if I wanted to learn spiritually, I would need to learn from a guru. It isn’t something that you can do on your own. It’s not something you can do by yourself.”
 
The talk also includes comments on authenticity in spiritual teachers, the danger of outer display, and why a person with real attainment does not need to prove it to anyone.

Self-Knowledge, Desire & the Daily Practice of Kriya Yoga

In this satsang held on Babaji Day, Paramahansa Yogivah Giri speaks on the nature of the Self, the cycle of desire, and how Kriya Yoga supports self-realization. He shares stories from his own life—reflecting on desires for things, relationships, and status—and how those shifted over time.
Drawing from the teachings of Shankaracharya, he explains that the Self cannot be known through books or description—it can only be known through itself. He speaks on the reality of reincarnation, the astral and causal realms, and the significance of practicing purification, asana, and focused concentration.
Yogivah Giri also gives direct, practical advice on how to maintain morning meditation, stretch the tongue for Khechari Mudra, and persist through physical discomfort during practice. With personal anecdotes and steady reminders, he emphasizes that true meditation begins when the kriyas end, and that self-realization is not only possible—it is the purpose.

Not by Reading Alone: The Guru’s Role in Removing Ignorance

In this satsang, Paramahansa Yogivah Giri speaks about the essential role of the Guru in removing ignorance and guiding true spiritual progress. Drawing from Shankaracharya and personal experience, he explains that without the living presence of a realized teacher, spiritual practice is often misunderstood—even if sincere.
He addresses common misconceptions about scriptures, self-discipline, and Kriya Pranayama, clarifying that without direct perception and proper guidance, techniques may be incomplete. Yogivah Giri also shares stories about Yogananda and others to illustrate the difference between imagination and real spiritual connection, and why feeling prana is not the same as reading about it.
The talk also covers Khechari Mudra, misconceptions about miracles, and the limits of conceptual understanding in spiritual life.

The Practice Is the Path: Kriya Yoga and Daily Life

In this satsang, Paramahansa Yogivah Giri speaks about the day-to-day reality of Kriya Yoga practice—how to remain steady, how to relate to the world without being pulled away from the Self, and how practice can continue even when we’re not sitting in formal meditation. He reflects on the guidance of Lahiri Mahasaya, the importance of not seeking results, and how simply maintaining inner awareness can deepen one’s connection to God.
 
There is no need for outer show or spiritual display. The path is quiet, inward, and available to anyone who is sincere. As Yogivah Giri reminds us, Kriya Yoga isn’t about belonging to something—it’s about returning again and again to what is always within.

Kutāstha, Tranquility & the Obstacles to Steady Practice

In this satsang, Paramahansa Yogivah Giri shares reflections on the meaning of Kutāstha, drawing from the writings of Lahiri Mahasaya. He speaks about the inner self as eternal, untouched by birth, death, or decay, and explains why steady Kriya practice—without seeking results—is central to spiritual life.
 
Throughout the session, he also answers practical questions about dealing with family, criticism, misunderstandings, and emotional hurt. Using personal examples and candid stories, he illustrates how remaining centered in one’s practice helps navigate outer challenges without losing inner direction.

There’s Nothing More Important Than the Guru

In this episode, Paramahansa Yogivah Giri speaks from direct experience about the sacred role of the Guru. Not as a figure of admiration or idealization, but as the living presence through whom the filters fall away and God is revealed—not as imagined, but as He is. He reflects on the silence between souls, the mystery of real recognition, and why the path without a Guru, though often pursued, cannot lead to what the soul most deeply longs for. Those who have met a true Guru will understand; for the rest, he offers a gentle invitation to listen quietly.

Understanding Desire: A Journey Through Life and Sadhana

In this episode, Paramahansa Yogivah Giri reflects on the nature of desire—not as something to suppress or indulge blindly, but something to understand with care. Through simple, personal stories, he speaks about moments in life when desires were strong, but clarity led to quiet restraint—like choosing not to speak when angry, or walking away from something tempting, not because of discipline, but because the heart was already full.
 
He shares how, through steady practice and remembrance of God, desire begins to shift—from seeking things in the world to seeking what doesn’t change. This is a quiet conversation about living gently, remembering truth, and noticing what’s really moving inside us.

The Power of a Living Guru, True Self-Knowledge & the Myth of Modern Enlightenment

In this episode, Paramahansa Yogivah Giri speaks openly about the role of a living teacher in one’s search for understanding. Drawing from decades of personal experience, he reflects on the difference between learning from direct experience and relying solely on books or systems. With gentle honesty, he shares why true knowledge of the self can’t be borrowed or memorized—it must be seen clearly within, often with the help of someone who already sees.
 
He offers quiet insights into the traditions he’s practiced, the teachers he’s known, and the simplicity of what’s often made to seem complex. Along the way, everyday examples—from learning to ride a motorcycle to caring for a small insect—reveal the deeper thread of attention, sincerity, and humility in the spiritual journey.

Introduction to Kriya Yoga Initiation

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