Sat Yoga Blog
The Sat Yoga blog includes reflections, teachings, and stories from the spiritual path offering insight, inspiration, and glimpses into life at the Sat Yoga Ashram.
Building a Community of the Heart
Reflections on 17 years of the Sat Yoga Ashram in Costa Rica, the community of the heart, seva, spiritual practice, and a life dedicated to the Truth of our Being.
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Reflections on 17 years of the Sat Yoga Ashram in Costa Rica, the community of the heart, seva, spiritual practice, and a life dedicated to the Truth of our Being.
Jagdish
The Leap Into Freedom
Three reflections from the Sat Yoga Sangha on The Thrill of the Infinite: You Must Take the Leap and the invitation to let go of the ego and discover the freedom of the Self.
Sat Yoga
Living and Learning at the Sat Yoga Ashram
Skanda shares his experience living as a Sevadhari at the Sat Yoga Ashram, exploring seva, meditation, Atmanology, community life, and the transformative power of spiritual practice.
Skanda
The Yamas and Niyamas
The ancient Yamas and Niyamas are the ethical principles established by the original enlightened yogis, to prevent the yogic powers that are activated due to meditative practice, from being used illegitimately.
Shunyamurti
New Sat Yamas and Niyamas
Shunyamurti has downloaded from Source a new set of advanced Yamas and Niyamas for committed Sat Yogis. These are more directly relevant for the highest levels of spiritual attainment.
Shunyamurti
King Lear and The God of Nature
A central pillar of the Sat Yoga Wisdom School curriculum is our weekly Study Group, taught by Radha Ma. In the Study Group that inspired this article, Radha Ma delved deeply into the God of Nature. As I listened, it occurred to me that the inner struggle between The God of Nature and its antithesis—the anti-god of Nature, Savagery—forms the central conflict at the core of King Lear, Shakespeare’s great alchemical masterpiece.
Nirgun