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Kriyā (Sanskrit: क्रिया, lit. 'action, deed, effort') most
commonly refers to a "completed action",
technique or
practice within a yoga
discipline meant...
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There are many
higher kriyas in the
kriya yoga tradition.
According to the
Autobiography of a Yogi,
Lahiri Mahasaya divided Kriya Yoga into four parts...
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specific result.
Kriya or
Kriya Yoga may also
refer to:
Kriya Yoga in the Yoga
Sutras of
Patanjali Kriya Yoga school, a
modern yoga
school Kriya, a
class of...
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through traditional and
ancient rites with the use of mantra, tantra, yantra,
kriyas, mudras, and abhishekam. In po****r Hinduism,
Shiva is
often represented...
- for
mental power and control. Its
purpose through the
daily practice of
kriyas and
meditation in
sadhana are
described as a
practical technology of human...
- 'Great
Avatar (Revered) Father') is the
Himalayan yogi and guru who
taught Kriya Yoga to
Lahiri Mahasaya (1828–1895).
Babaji first became recognized through...
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American Hindu monk, yogi and guru who
introduced millions to
meditation and
Kriya Yoga
through his organization, Self-Realization
Fellowship (SRF) / Yogoda...
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Kriya (formerly
MarketFinance Limited and
MarketInvoice Limited) is a
British business finance lender,
specialising in
invoice finance,
business loans...
- visualization. They are
divided in 3 sections:
pratyahara kriyas,
dharana kriyas and
dhyana kriyas. This
sequential progress aims at
enabling the practitioner...
- the
specific types of
methods they
employ and how they use
desire (kama).
Kriyā (Tib. bya ba, Action)
tantras were
taught for
practitioners of
lower ability...
