Yoga Meditation and Contemplation from SwamiJ.com Podcast
1) Developing Determination for Enlightenment
From a presentation by Swami Jnaneshvara at the Center for Nondualism on February 1, 2009.
2) The Million Dollar Question in Nondual Yoga Meditation, and Contemplation
Just like the game show, this million dollar question is the last of all the questions of nondual Yoga meditation and contemplation. It is also the hardest question, and the most important question. I...Show More
3) Sermon on the Mount, Nondualism, and Yoga Vedanta
This presentation is on the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7 of the Christian bible), Nondualism, and Yoga Vedanta Meditation and Contemplation. It is from a presentation at the Center for Nondualism ...Show More
4) Theism, Atheism, Nondualism, Contemplation, and Shaktipat
Presentation by Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati at the annual conference of the Center for Non-Dualism in Fort Walton Beach, Florida on February 23, 2008. The talk blends three topics: 1) Theism, Atheism, a...Show More
5) First Cause No Harm (Ahimsa of Yoga Vedanta Meditation)
This recording is from a talk entitled First Cause No Harm at the Center for Non-Dualism at the time of the transition to a new year. It goes into the subtler meanings of the process and practice of A...Show More
6) Shakti, Kundalini, and the River of Tantra Yoga Meditation
From www.SwamiJ.com: There is one energy flowing in a river, a hydroelectric power plant, electricity, and the many forms of energy such as recorded music, television, and microwaves. Similarly, there...Show More
7) Two Kinds of Prayer
There are two kinds of prayer: ego-centered prayer and God-centered prayer. These comments by Swami Rama are excerpted with permission from Volume 1 of the 5 CD audio series Conscious Living: An Audio...Show More
8) How to Use the SwamiJ.com Website
This podcast is from the article at: www.SwamiJ.com/how-to-use-swamij-com.htm. It may seem odd to have instructions on how to use a website, but the need comes from the common statement of people that...Show More
9) Yoga and Institutional Religion
Yoga is in religion, but religion is not in Yoga. The principles of Yoga are (in alphabetical order) in Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Jainism, Judaism, Sikhism, and most of the other religi...Show More
10) Transitions: New Years and New Moments in Life and Meditation
The transition from one year to the next year happens in an infinitely short moment that is actually non-existent in time. So too, there are transitions in the moments of life and the moments of medit...Show More