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Kriya Yoga: Four Spiritual Masters and a Beginner
Author: Heidi Wyder
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• What is the key to lasting peace and happiness?
• How can one slow down the ageing process?
• How are spiritual masters able to heal?
• What are the secrets behind levitation and walking on water?
• How would you recognize the original method of kriya yoga?
For Heidi Wyder, who had set out on her travels in the hope of attaining peace of mind, India seemed a convenient stopover on the way to Thailand. Little did she realize that this would be the beginning of a fascinating and lifelong spiritual journey. Arriving at Banaras, Heidi chanced upon two American fellow travellers who introduced her to kriya yoga, a form of yoga practised for thousands of years, where the mind focusses inward to attain spiritual freedom and ultimate inner knowledge. Very soon she found herself getting increasingly drawn to this ancient practice, more so after meeting Guruji Prakash Shankar Vyas and learning about the extraordinary feats of his spiritual masters. Such was the transforming effect of the practice that Heidi eventually received initiation into kriya yoga and made Banaras her second home.
KriyaYoga: Four Spiritual Masters and a Beginner is a compelling narrative that intertwines the life stories of four spiritual masters of kriya yoga with the captivating spiritual voyage of a traveller. Honest and insightful, it offers a realistic view of this much sought-after and extremely powerful yoga technique and initiates the beginner to a path of awe-inspiring self-discovery and complete mental equipoise.
.Edition: Paperback
• Format: Demy
• Extent: 392pp
• Classification: Non Fiction
About the author Heidi Wyder was born in Sussex, England, in 1969. As a singersongwriter, she recorded two albums in the early 1990s. She was awarded a degree in French and German at the University of Exeter and subsequently trained as a language teacher in England. Wyder lives in Switzerland with her husband and children. She works as a teacher and writer, and practises the kriya yoga techniques given to her by her ‘Guruji’, Prakash Shankar Vyas.
• What is the key to lasting peace and happiness?
• How can one slow down the ageing process?
• How are spiritual masters able to heal?
• What are the secrets behind levitation and walking on water?
• How would you recognize the original method of kriya yoga?
For Heidi Wyder, who had set out on her travels in the hope of attaining peace of mind, India seemed a convenient stopover on the way to Thailand. Little did she realize that this would be the beginning of a fascinating and lifelong spiritual journey. Arriving at Banaras, Heidi chanced upon two American fellow travellers who introduced her to kriya yoga, a form of yoga practised for thousands of years, where the mind focusses inward to attain spiritual freedom and ultimate inner knowledge. Very soon she found herself getting increasingly drawn to this ancient practice, more so after meeting Guruji Prakash Shankar Vyas and learning about the extraordinary feats of his spiritual masters. Such was the transforming effect of the practice that Heidi eventually received initiation into kriya yoga and made Banaras her second home.
KriyaYoga: Four Spiritual Masters and a Beginner is a compelling narrative that intertwines the life stories of four spiritual masters of kriya yoga with the captivating spiritual voyage of a traveller. Honest and insightful, it offers a realistic view of this much sought-after and extremely powerful yoga technique and initiates the beginner to a path of awe-inspiring self-discovery and complete mental equipoise.
.Edition: Paperback
• Format: Demy
• Extent: 392pp
• Classification: Non Fiction
About the author Heidi Wyder was born in Sussex, England, in 1969. As a singersongwriter, she recorded two albums in the early 1990s. She was awarded a degree in French and German at the University of Exeter and subsequently trained as a language teacher in England. Wyder lives in Switzerland with her husband and children. She works as a teacher and writer, and practises the kriya yoga techniques given to her by her ‘Guruji’, Prakash Shankar Vyas.
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