The Way of
Kriya Yogam
Guide your soul toward inner peace and holistic well-being through the timeless, transformative wisdom of Shiva Kriya Yogam.
The Way of Life
Kriya Yogam
Kriya Yogam is more than a set of techniques-it is a way of life.
When practiced with sincerity and consistency, it sharpens the mind, opens the heart, and harmonizes the practitioner with the universe.
This path becomes a lifelong companion, bringing peace, joy, and a deep sense of connection that transcends the ordinary. Through dedication, Kriya Yogam leads to profound inner transformation.
One Truth, Many Paths
We respectfully acknowledge that every religion provides a unique and sacred path toward divine realization. They are all valid expressions of humanity's eternal search for Truth.
"Sanatana Dharma preserves ancient yogic wisdom while deeply respecting all faiths. Kriya Yogam is a universal science that transcends boundaries."
Christianity
The path of unconditional love and grace
Islam
The path of absolute devotion and surrender
Buddhism
The path of mindfulness and inner peace
Hinduism
The path of cosmic understanding and dharma
The Role of Religions in Connecting with the Divine
Every religion offers a unique path to connect with the Divine. Sincere devotion, regardless of faith, leads to spiritual realization. Figures like Jesus, Muhammad, Buddha, and Ramakrishna Paramahamsa have demonstrated how following a spiritual path can transcend our limits, guiding us to the Divine. While religions like Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism were founded by visionaries, Hinduism stands apart as Sanatana Dharma, an "eternal" path with no single founder.
In ancient times, Rishis, through deep meditation, channeled divine wisdom that became the Vedas. These texts explored the relationship between Brahma (the Creator) and the individual soul (Purusha), which was simplified into the Upanishads.
The essence of these teachings, including the famous "Tat Tvam Asi" (You are that), was further distilled into the Bhagavad Gita. In the Gita, Krishna represents divine consciousness, and Arjuna symbolizes the individual consciousness. The Gita teaches paths of realization through Jnana Yoga, Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, and Raja Yoga.
Who Can Attend
Our Program?
Our programs are designed for universal access. Anyone above 12 years of age is eligible to participate and learn the sacred science of Shiva Kriya Yogam.
- Minimum Age: 12+ Years
- Open to All Backgrounds
- No Prior Yoga Experience Required
Dress Code
Traditional and comfortable clothing is strictly recommended to ensure ease of practice, meditation, and respect for the ashram environment.
Vesti & Shirt
Traditional
Track Pants & Tee
Comfortable
Please wear clean, modest, and comfortable clothing. Tight or revealing outfits are not permitted during the sessions.