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The speaker shares her personal, near-death experience with advanced breast cancer and anaphylactic shock from chemotherapy. She attributes her survival and current vibrant health to divine grace and her consistent daily Kriya Yoga practice, even when severely ill. This practice allowed her to fight the cancer while being supported energetically.
A powerful aspect of Kriya Yoga, passed down through the Siddha Nath lineage, is that half a minute to one minute of practice equals one year of natural spiritual growth. This means 20-30 minutes of daily practice can equate to 20-30 years of spiritual unfoldment, rapidly accelerating one's evolution.
Kriya Yoga is described as a 'yagna' (spiritual offering in fire), where one offers their energy into the purifying fire of Kundalini accession. This process makes one a 'true yogi' and helps individual consciousness merge with cosmic consciousness, leading to an experiential understanding of one's true nature and oneness with existence.
Kriya Yoga shares benefits with other meditations but stands out as 'divine alchemy' due to its ability to burn karma and karmic seeds (samscara and vasana) accumulated over many lifetimes. This process helps awaken and raise Kundalini, the primordial energy, requiring the strengthening of the subtle body.
Kriya Yoga, brought by Mahavatar Babaji, is presented as a rapid path to experiencing divine presence and self-realization. It is described as the 'AI of speed of light' for 'Absolute I Am Divine Presence'. The video will delve into its power, its revival in the 19th century, and a personal story of healing.
Kriya Yoga is a science, not a religion or philosophy, open to people of any background. It safely brings forth Mahashakti, the great primordial feminine energy, which burns away karmic memories. To sustain this high voltage of energy, the body and subtle body need strengthening and practice.
Shiv Babaji, believed to be an embodiment of Shiva, revived Kriya Yoga in the 19th century after its lineage was largely lost during the Kali Yuga. His return marked a new era of light and awakening, bringing back this science of self-realization.
Kundalini ascension, when guided by a living master, safely rises through the seven chakras, leading to the divine union of Shiva (pure consciousness) and Shakti (primordial energy). Kriya Yoga helps strengthen the subtle body by decarbonizing the blood and re-oxygenating it, leading to a radiant presence.
The speaker explains the five vital energies (Pancha Vayu) that Kriya Yoga helps one master: Prana (intake vitality), Samana (harmonizes assimilation and digestion, associated with emotions), Udana (expression and upliftment, heart region), Apana (elimination, lower region), and Vyana (integration of energy, solar plexus). Mastering these energies helps in purification and emotional release.