Sanatan Kriya Session

"You eat every day and you sleep every day. They are the essentials of life. Sanatan Kriya is the essential of creation, of which life is just a part...” -Yogi Ashwini

Sanatan Kriya, meaning, the complete technique, is a Yogic Kriya based on Vedic texts that encapsulates all the eight limbs of Sage Patanjali’s Ashtang Yog. It is simple to do; involves no complicated twists and turns of the body and has a phenomenal impact on the physical, mental and emotional health of a person. The kriya can easily be incorporated into the hectic lifestyle of modern man.

So what does the kriya do?
Sanatan Kriya works on the twin principle of Prakriti and Santulan and helps the being to attain a state of balance in all layers of existence - physical, emotional, financial and mental. As one follows all the steps of Sanatan Kriya in totality, the body comes in balance and disease ceases to enter. When the various layers of the body get balanced, certain profound spiritual experiences follow. Health, beauty, radiance, emotional stability and financial growth are just some of the by-products that come along with regular practice of the kriya.

What makes Sanatan Kriya genuine and effective?
It is completely sanitised of commerce. In fact, this is what renders all the ‘yoga courses’ that are sold in the market ineffective. Yoga is a sadhana, not a business.

Note : Please wear comfortable clothes. Keep a gap of two hours from a heavy meal. Avoid wearing artificial fragrances.

When? 16, Feb 2014

Where? Delhi

Contact: 9999567895

dhyan@dhyanfoundation.com

http://www.dhyanfoundation.com/books/sanatan-kriya-basic-english.php

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