Author: jyoti

I am therefore I write. Introduced to concepts of yog at home and asanas in school since 1970. I practiced it as a form of exercise. I continued the practice of asanas through adolescence and married life to complement other forms of exercise- cycling, swimming, walking, aerobics and gym. At a period of time in my life I grew restless in my role as wife and mother and started experimenting with new age techniques such as reiki, crystal healing and the Kwan Yin Magnified healing. I also participated in Native American Shaman rites. But it was after my mystical meeting with the Himalayan Satguru Yogiraj Siddhanath first in a vision and then as preordained at the forest ashram near Pune, India I came to the Hamsa Way- The Way of the White Swan. Initiation into the powerful practices of the Siddhanath Yoga Parampara opened my consciousness to higher planes of existence, accompanied by perception of auras, past lives and other paranormal visions. A realisation of the continuity of the souls journey. Empowered to teach the Kundalini Kriya Yoga since 1999, I take great pleasure in sharing with others all that I learn and receive from my Satguru. My book One Master one disciple is a reminder of faithful integrity that a disciple must have to the Satguru to be propelled forward on a fast track evolutionary path. Since 2004 I have actively practiced and developed a system of yog- pranayam, chakra sadhana and techniques to loosen the grip of the debilitating qualities of the mind and emotions and the intellect, these practices lead the practitioner to a deeper understanding of their inner spirit dissolving the barrier between human and divine. The realisation is firmly rooted in practice of many lives, a knowingness that this wisdom is freely available to any who sincerely apply the principles of yog and to claim it as my own is contradictory to the nature of this gnosis. Today, I share these practices with others on the path and together we evolve.