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Sitio web: https://prabhuji.net/es/ Libros de Prabhuji: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Tienda: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Prabhuji es el único discípulo de S.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, quien es a su vez uno de los más cercanos e íntimos discípulos de S.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. Prabhuji fue designado como sucesor del linaje por su maestro, quien le confirió la responsabilidad de continuar la línea de sucesión discipular de avadhūtas, o el sagrado paramparā, designándolo oficialmente como gurú y ordenándole servir como sucesor Ācārya con el nombre S.S. Avadhūta Śrī Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. En el año 2011, decidió retirarse de la sociedad y adoptar una vida eremítica. Desde entonces, sus días transcurren en soledad, orando, escribiendo, pintando y meditando en silencio y contemplación. Ya no participa en sat-saṅgs, conferencias, encuentros, reuniones, retiros, seminarios, grupos de estudio o cursos. Les rogamos a todos respetar su privacidad y no tratar de contactarse con él por ningún medio para pedir encuentros, audiencias, entrevistas, bendiciones, śaktipāta, iniciaciones o visitas personales. Como místico, avadhūta hindú y Maestro Espiritual realizado, Prabhuji siempre ha apreciado y compartido la esencia y la sabiduría espiritual de una gran variedad de prácticas religiosas del mundo. No se considera miembro o representante de ninguna religión en particular. Aunque muchos lo ven como un ser iluminado, Prabhuji no tiene la intención de presentarse como predicador, guía, coach, creador de contenido, persona influyente, preceptor, mentor, consejero, asesor, monitor, tutor, orientador, profesor, instructor, educador, iluminador, pedagogo, evangelista, rabino, posek halajá, sanador, terapeuta, satsanguista, psíquico, líder, médium, salvador o gurú. De hecho, según Prabhuji la espiritualidad es una búsqueda individual, solitaria, personal, privada e íntima. No se trata de un esfuerzo colectivo que debe emprenderse a través de la religiosidad social, organizada, institucional y comunitaria. Por ello, Prabhuji no hace proselitismo ni predica ni intenta persuadir, convencer o hacer que nadie cambie su perspectiva, filosofía o religión. En cambio, comparte su propia visión a través de libros y conferencias disponibles en Internet. Otros pueden considerar sus reflexiones valiosas y aplicarlas total o parcialmente en su propio desarrollo, pero las enseñanzas de Prabhuji no pretenden ser vistas como un consejo personal, asesoramiento, guía, métodos de autoayuda o técnicas para el desarrollo espiritual, físico, emocional o psicológico. Solo pretende compartir lo que ha experimentado en su propio proceso retroprogresivo. Sus experiencias no proporcionarán soluciones a problemas espirituales, materiales, económicos, psicológicos, emocionales, románticos, familiares, sociales o corporales de la vida. Prabhuji no promete milagros, experiencias místicas, viajes astrales, sanaciones, conectarse con espíritus, poderes sobrenaturales o salvación espiritual. Prabhuji visitó EE. UU. en el año 2000 y durante su estadía en Nueva York, se percató de que era el lugar más adecuado para fundar una organización religiosa. Le atrajeron especialmente el pluralismo y la actitud respetuosa de la sociedad americana hacia la libertad de culto. Le impresionó el profundo respeto tanto del público como del gobierno hacia las minorías religiosas. Después de consultarlo con su maestro, S.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, y solicitar sus bendiciones, en el 2001 se trasladó a los EE. UU. En el 2003, nació la Misión Prabhuji, una iglesia hindú destinada a preservar la visión universal y pluralista del hinduismo de Prabhuji y su «Yoga Retroprogresivo». Aunque el énfasis de Prabhuji no ha sido atraer seguidores, durante 15 años (1995-2010), consideró las solicitudes de algunas personas que se acercaron a él pidiendo ser discípulos monásticos. Prabhuji ya no acepta nuevos discípulos, pero continúa guiando al pequeño grupo de discípulos veteranos de la Orden Monástica Ramakrishnananda que fundó. A pesar de que el monasterio no acepta nuevos residentes, voluntarios, donaciones, colaboraciones o patrocinios, el público está cordialmente invitado a participar en los servicios religiosos diarios y a asistir a los festivales devocionales del templo Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir. Algunos discípulos y amigos de la Misión Prabhuji, por iniciativa propia, contribuyen a preservar el legado de Prabhuji y sus enseñanzas interreligiosas para las generaciones futuras mediante la difusión de sus libros, videos de sus charlas internas y sitios web. Advertencia Las ideas expresadas por Prabhuji no deben ser consideradas un sustituto del consejo médico o de la ayuda profesional. Si la ayuda o el asesoramiento de un experto es necesaria, deben buscarse los servicios de un profesional competente. #iluminación #meditación #conciencia
La observación está siempre presente - Prabhuji | Bhagavad-gita capítulo 13, versículos 1-4
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La observación está siempre presente - Prabhuji | Bhagavad-gita capítulo 13, versículos 1-4

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To learn more about Prabhuji, please visit: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Prabhuji on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself one of the closest and most intimate disciples of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. Prabhuji was appointed as the successor of the lineage by his guru, who conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and commanding him to serve as the successor Ācārya under the name H.D.G. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. He does not consider himself a member or representative of any particular religion. Although many see him as an enlightened being, Prabhuji has no intention of presenting himself as a preacher, guide, coach, content creator, influencer, preceptor, mentor, counselor, consultant, monitor, tutor, teacher, instructor, educator, enlightener, pedagogue, evangelist, rabbi, posek halacha, healer, therapist, satsangist, psychic, leader, medium, savior, or guru. In fact, Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and apply them wholly or in part to their own development, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. Prabhuji visited the United States in 2000 and during his stay in New York, he realized that it was the most appropriate place to found a non-profit religious organization to preserve his teachings and literary work. After consulting with his master, H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, and requesting his blessings, in 2001 he relocated to the United States. In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his Retroprogressive Yoga. Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, but he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Even though the monastery does not accept new residents, volunteers, donations, collaborations, or sponsorships, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Disclaimer Ideas expressed by Prabhuji should not be treated as a substitute for medical advice or professional help. If expert assistance or counseling is needed, the services of a competent professional should be sought. #prabhuji #meditation #retroprogressiveyoga
Meditación guiada - Tú eres consciente | Prabhuji | Meditación retro progresiva
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Meditación guiada - Tú eres consciente | Prabhuji | Meditación retro progresiva

To learn more about Prabhuji, please visit: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Prabhuji on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself one of the closest and most intimate disciples of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. Prabhuji was appointed as the successor of the lineage by his guru, who conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and commanding him to serve as the successor Ācārya under the name H.D.G. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. He does not consider himself a member or representative of any particular religion. Although many see him as an enlightened being, Prabhuji has no intention of presenting himself as a preacher, guide, coach, content creator, influencer, preceptor, mentor, counselor, consultant, monitor, tutor, teacher, instructor, educator, enlightener, pedagogue, evangelist, rabbi, posek halacha, healer, therapist, satsangist, psychic, leader, medium, savior, or guru. In fact, Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and apply them wholly or in part to their own development, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. Prabhuji visited the United States in 2000 and during his stay in New York, he realized that it was the most appropriate place to found a non-profit religious organization to preserve his teachings and literary work. After consulting with his master, H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, and requesting his blessings, in 2001 he relocated to the United States. In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his Retroprogressive Yoga. Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, but he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Even though the monastery does not accept new residents, volunteers, donations, collaborations, or sponsorships, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Disclaimer Ideas expressed by Prabhuji should not be treated as a substitute for medical advice or professional help. If expert assistance or counseling is needed, the services of a competent professional should be sought. #prabhuji #meditation #retroprogressiveyoga
Seminario Filosofía y Religión - Segunda charla - Prabhuji | amor por la sabiduría
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Seminario Filosofía y Religión - Segunda charla - Prabhuji | amor por la sabiduría

To learn more about Prabhuji, please visit: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Prabhuji on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself one of the closest and most intimate disciples of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. Prabhuji was appointed as the successor of the lineage by his guru, who conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and commanding him to serve as the successor Ācārya under the name H.D.G. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. He does not consider himself a member or representative of any particular religion. Although many see him as an enlightened being, Prabhuji has no intention of presenting himself as a preacher, guide, coach, content creator, influencer, preceptor, mentor, counselor, consultant, monitor, tutor, teacher, instructor, educator, enlightener, pedagogue, evangelist, rabbi, posek halacha, healer, therapist, satsangist, psychic, leader, medium, savior, or guru. In fact, Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and apply them wholly or in part to their own development, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. Prabhuji visited the United States in 2000 and during his stay in New York, he realized that it was the most appropriate place to found a non-profit religious organization to preserve his teachings and literary work. After consulting with his master, H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, and requesting his blessings, in 2001 he relocated to the United States. In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his Retroprogressive Yoga. Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, but he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Even though the monastery does not accept new residents, volunteers, donations, collaborations, or sponsorships, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Disclaimer Ideas expressed by Prabhuji should not be treated as a substitute for medical advice or professional help. If expert assistance or counseling is needed, the services of a competent professional should be sought. #prabhuji #meditation #retroprogressiveyoga
Seminario Filosofía y Religión - Primera charla - Prabhuji | amor por la sabiduría
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Seminario Filosofía y Religión - Primera charla - Prabhuji | amor por la sabiduría

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Eso eres tú - Prabhuji
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Eso eres tú - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
La percepción eres tú - Prabhuji
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La percepción eres tú - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Si te encuentras a Buda en el camino, ¡mátalo! - Prabhuji
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Si te encuentras a Buda en el camino, ¡mátalo! - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Asanas o ‘posturas yóguicas’ - Prabhuji
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Asanas o ‘posturas yóguicas’ - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Es muy fácil perderse - por Prabhuji
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Es muy fácil perderse - por Prabhuji

To learn more about Prabhuji, please visit: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Prabhuji on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself one of the closest and most intimate disciples of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. Prabhuji was appointed as the successor of the lineage by his guru, who conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and commanding him to serve as the successor Ācārya under the name H.D.G. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. He does not consider himself a member or representative of any particular religion. Although many see him as an enlightened being, Prabhuji has no intention of presenting himself as a preacher, guide, coach, content creator, influencer, preceptor, mentor, counselor, consultant, monitor, tutor, teacher, instructor, educator, enlightener, pedagogue, evangelist, rabbi, posek halacha, healer, therapist, satsangist, psychic, leader, medium, savior, or guru. In fact, Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and apply them wholly or in part to their own development, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. Prabhuji visited the United States in 2000 and during his stay in New York, he realized that it was the most appropriate place to found a non-profit religious organization to preserve his teachings and literary work. After consulting with his master, H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, and requesting his blessings, in 2001 he relocated to the United States. In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his Retroprogressive Yoga. Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, but he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Even though the monastery does not accept new residents, volunteers, donations, collaborations, or sponsorships, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Disclaimer Ideas expressed by Prabhuji should not be treated as a substitute for medical advice or professional help. If expert assistance or counseling is needed, the services of a competent professional should be sought. #prabhuji #meditation #retroprogressiveyoga
Amor incondicional- Prabhuji
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Amor incondicional- Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
El conflicto entre lo que es y lo que no es - por Prabhuji
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El conflicto entre lo que es y lo que no es - por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Entrega tu sueño a la conciencia - por Prabhuji
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Entrega tu sueño a la conciencia - por Prabhuji

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Uniéndose al movimiento eterno - por Prabhuji
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Uniéndose al movimiento eterno - por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
El sufrimiento se acepta el silencio - por Prabhuji
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El sufrimiento se acepta el silencio - por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
La búsqueda del diamante - por Prabhuji
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La búsqueda del diamante - por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Teshuvah o ‘retornar a la fuente’ - por Prabhuj
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Teshuvah o ‘retornar a la fuente’ - por Prabhuj

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Despertar - por Prabhuji
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Despertar - por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Yo existo - Prabhuji
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Yo existo - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
La puerta del cielo - por Prabhuji
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La puerta del cielo - por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Acción y reacción en karma-yoga por Prabhuji - español
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Acción y reacción en karma-yoga por Prabhuji - español

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Las relaciones y la autoimagen Charla 2 de 4 - por Prabhuji
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Las relaciones y la autoimagen Charla 2 de 4 - por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Las relaciones y la auto imagen Charla 3 de 4 - por Prabhuji
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Las relaciones y la auto imagen Charla 3 de 4 - por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Las relaciones y la autoimagen - Charla 1 de 4 - por Prabhuji
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Las relaciones y la autoimagen - Charla 1 de 4 - por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Asana - una puerta hacia el infinito por Prabhuji
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Asana - una puerta hacia el infinito por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Asana - buscando tu posición en la vida por Prabhuji
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Asana - buscando tu posición en la vida por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Japa yoga con Prabhuji
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Japa yoga con Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Karma-yoga y la creatividad por Prabhuji
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Karma-yoga y la creatividad por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Curso de Vivekachudamani de Shankaracharya - Charla 3 de 4 - por Prabhuji
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Curso de Vivekachudamani de Shankaracharya - Charla 3 de 4 - por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Curso de Vivekachudamani de Shankaracharya - Charla 1 de 4 - por Prabhuji
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Curso de Vivekachudamani de Shankaracharya - Charla 1 de 4 - por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Curso de Vivekachudamani de Shankaracharya - Charla 4 de 4 - por Prabhuji
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Curso de Vivekachudamani de Shankaracharya - Charla 4 de 4 - por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Curso de Vivekachudamani de Shankaracharya - Charla 2 de 4 - por Prabhuji
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Curso de Vivekachudamani de Shankaracharya - Charla 2 de 4 - por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
El deseo por Prabhuji
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El deseo por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Las relaciones y la libertad por Prabhuji
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Las relaciones y la libertad por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
El obstáculo - por Prabhuji
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El obstáculo - por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Yamas y la meditacion por Prabhuji
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Yamas y la meditacion por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Meditación es observación- por Prabhuji
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Meditación es observación- por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Desde Dharana hasta Samadhi (Yoga sutras del Patanjali) por Prabhuji
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Desde Dharana hasta Samadhi (Yoga sutras del Patanjali) por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Vishwa Dharma, la religion universal por Prabhuji
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Vishwa Dharma, la religion universal por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Experiencia por Prabhuji
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Experiencia por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Mirar lo que es - Aparokshanabhuti - versos 11 y 12 - por Prabhuji
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Mirar lo que es - Aparokshanabhuti - versos 11 y 12 - por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
La búsqueda por Prabhuji
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La búsqueda por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Meditar es observar por Prabhuji
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Meditar es observar por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Ishavasya Upanishad Mantra 16-- Remueve el velo de tu Luz por Prabhuji
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Ishavasya Upanishad Mantra 16-- Remueve el velo de tu Luz por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
El cuerpo es una puerta por Prabhuji
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El cuerpo es una puerta por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
La realidad por Prabhuji
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La realidad por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
La frescura en el aburrimiento por Prabhuji
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La frescura en el aburrimiento por Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Desde la dimension de las ideas a la realidad por Prabhuji
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Desde la dimension de las ideas a la realidad por Prabhuji

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To learn more about Prabhuji, please visit: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Prabhuji on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself one of the closest and most intimate disciples of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. Prabhuji was appointed as the successor of the lineage by his guru, who conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and commanding him to serve as the successor Ācārya under the name H.D.G. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. He does not consider himself a member or representative of any particular religion. Although many see him as an enlightened being, Prabhuji has no intention of presenting himself as a preacher, guide, coach, content creator, influencer, preceptor, mentor, counselor, consultant, monitor, tutor, teacher, instructor, educator, enlightener, pedagogue, evangelist, rabbi, posek halacha, healer, therapist, satsangist, psychic, leader, medium, savior, or guru. In fact, Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and apply them wholly or in part to their own development, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. Prabhuji visited the United States in 2000 and during his stay in New York, he realized that it was the most appropriate place to found a non-profit religious organization to preserve his teachings and literary work. After consulting with his master, H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, and requesting his blessings, in 2001 he relocated to the United States. In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his Retroprogressive Yoga. Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, but he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Even though the monastery does not accept new residents, volunteers, donations, collaborations, or sponsorships, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Disclaimer Ideas expressed by Prabhuji should not be treated as a substitute for medical advice or professional help. If expert assistance or counseling is needed, the services of a competent professional should be sought. #prabhuji #meditation #retroprogressiveyoga
Guided Meditation - You Are Aware - Prabhuji | 4K HDR
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Guided Meditation - You Are Aware - Prabhuji | 4K HDR

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him - Part 1 - Prabhuji
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If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him - Part 1 - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him - Part 2 - Prabhuji
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If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him - Part 2 - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Hatha Yoga: asana, or “yogic posture” - Prabhuji
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Hatha Yoga: asana, or “yogic posture” - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Searching for the meaning of life in the other - Prabhuji
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Searching for the meaning of life in the other - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Bodily identification - Prabhuji | body and soul
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Bodily identification - Prabhuji | body and soul

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
I am aware that I am - Prabhuji
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I am aware that I am - Prabhuji

To learn more about Prabhuji, please visit: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Prabhuji on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself one of the closest and most intimate disciples of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. Prabhuji was appointed as the successor of the lineage by his guru, who conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and commanding him to serve as the successor Ācārya under the name H.D.G. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. He does not consider himself a member or representative of any particular religion. Although many see him as an enlightened being, Prabhuji has no intention of presenting himself as a preacher, guide, coach, content creator, influencer, preceptor, mentor, counselor, consultant, monitor, tutor, teacher, instructor, educator, enlightener, pedagogue, evangelist, rabbi, posek halacha, healer, therapist, satsangist, psychic, leader, medium, savior, or guru. In fact, Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and apply them wholly or in part to their own development, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. Prabhuji visited the United States in 2000 and during his stay in New York, he realized that it was the most appropriate place to found a non-profit religious organization to preserve his teachings and literary work. After consulting with his master, H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, and requesting his blessings, in 2001 he relocated to the United States. In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his Retroprogressive Yoga. Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, but he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Even though the monastery does not accept new residents, volunteers, donations, collaborations, or sponsorships, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Disclaimer Ideas expressed by Prabhuji should not be treated as a substitute for medical advice or professional help. If expert assistance or counseling is needed, the services of a competent professional should be sought. #prabhuji #meditation #retroprogressiveyoga
Individuality - Prabhuji | Enlightenment and the ceasing of identification with thoughts
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Individuality - Prabhuji | Enlightenment and the ceasing of identification with thoughts

To learn more about Prabhuji, please visit: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Prabhuji on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself one of the closest and most intimate disciples of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. Prabhuji was appointed as the successor of the lineage by his guru, who conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and commanding him to serve as the successor Ācārya under the name H.D.G. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. He does not consider himself a member or representative of any particular religion. Although many see him as an enlightened being, Prabhuji has no intention of presenting himself as a preacher, guide, coach, content creator, influencer, preceptor, mentor, counselor, consultant, monitor, tutor, teacher, instructor, educator, enlightener, pedagogue, evangelist, rabbi, posek halacha, healer, therapist, satsangist, psychic, leader, medium, savior, or guru. In fact, Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and apply them wholly or in part to their own development, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. Prabhuji visited the United States in 2000 and during his stay in New York, he realized that it was the most appropriate place to found a non-profit religious organization to preserve his teachings and literary work. After consulting with his master, H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, and requesting his blessings, in 2001 he relocated to the United States. In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his Retroprogressive Yoga. Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, but he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Even though the monastery does not accept new residents, volunteers, donations, collaborations, or sponsorships, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Disclaimer Ideas expressed by Prabhuji should not be treated as a substitute for medical advice or professional help. If expert assistance or counseling is needed, the services of a competent professional should be sought. #prabhuji #meditation #retroprogressiveyoga
Bhagavad Gita chapter 13 verses 1-4 - Prabhuji
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Bhagavad Gita chapter 13 verses 1-4 - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
This perception is you - Prabhuji
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This perception is you - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Intimate Talk with Prabhuji: Waiting with Open Doors
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Intimate Talk with Prabhuji: Waiting with Open Doors

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
God is not a solution - Prabhuji
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God is not a solution - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
No sadhana, no dogma, no "do's and don'ts- Prabhuji
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No sadhana, no dogma, no "do's and don'ts- Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
A palace of illusion- Prabhuji
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A palace of illusion- Prabhuji

To learn more about Prabhuji, please visit: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Prabhuji on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself one of the closest and most intimate disciples of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. Prabhuji was appointed as the successor of the lineage by his guru, who conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and commanding him to serve as the successor Ācārya under the name H.D.G. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. He does not consider himself a member or representative of any particular religion. Although many see him as an enlightened being, Prabhuji has no intention of presenting himself as a preacher, guide, coach, content creator, influencer, preceptor, mentor, counselor, consultant, monitor, tutor, teacher, instructor, educator, enlightener, pedagogue, evangelist, rabbi, posek halacha, healer, therapist, satsangist, psychic, leader, medium, savior, or guru. In fact, Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and apply them wholly or in part to their own development, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. Prabhuji visited the United States in 2000 and during his stay in New York, he realized that it was the most appropriate place to found a non-profit religious organization to preserve his teachings and literary work. After consulting with his master, H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, and requesting his blessings, in 2001 he relocated to the United States. In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his Retroprogressive Yoga. Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, but he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Even though the monastery does not accept new residents, volunteers, donations, collaborations, or sponsorships, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Disclaimer Ideas expressed by Prabhuji should not be treated as a substitute for medical advice or professional help. If expert assistance or counseling is needed, the services of a competent professional should be sought. #prabhuji #meditation #retroprogressiveyoga
Idolatry - Prabhuji | Exodus 20:4 - "You shall not make for yourself a sculptured image..."
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Idolatry - Prabhuji | Exodus 20:4 - "You shall not make for yourself a sculptured image..."

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Enthusiasm - Prabhuji
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Enthusiasm - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Discipline that is not imposed - Prabhuji
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Discipline that is not imposed - Prabhuji

To learn more about Prabhuji, please visit: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Prabhuji on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself one of the closest and most intimate disciples of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. Prabhuji was appointed as the successor of the lineage by his guru, who conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and commanding him to serve as the successor Ācārya under the name H.D.G. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. He does not consider himself a member or representative of any particular religion. Although many see him as an enlightened being, Prabhuji has no intention of presenting himself as a preacher, guide, coach, content creator, influencer, preceptor, mentor, counselor, consultant, monitor, tutor, teacher, instructor, educator, enlightener, pedagogue, evangelist, rabbi, posek halacha, healer, therapist, satsangist, psychic, leader, medium, savior, or guru. In fact, Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and apply them wholly or in part to their own development, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. Prabhuji visited the United States in 2000 and during his stay in New York, he realized that it was the most appropriate place to found a non-profit religious organization to preserve his teachings and literary work. After consulting with his master, H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, and requesting his blessings, in 2001 he relocated to the United States. In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his Retroprogressive Yoga. Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, but he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Even though the monastery does not accept new residents, volunteers, donations, collaborations, or sponsorships, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Disclaimer Ideas expressed by Prabhuji should not be treated as a substitute for medical advice or professional help. If expert assistance or counseling is needed, the services of a competent professional should be sought. #prabhuji #meditation #retroprogressiveyoga
Valuable without a price - Prabhuji | Foundation of spiritual awakening
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Valuable without a price - Prabhuji | Foundation of spiritual awakening

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Your self as solitude- Prabhuji
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Your self as solitude- Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Hineni, or "See, I Exist" - Prabhuji
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Hineni, or "See, I Exist" - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Turiya - Prabhuji
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Turiya - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Don't recycle pleasures! - Prabhuji
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Don't recycle pleasures! - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself one of the closest and most intimate disciples of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. Prabhuji was appointed as the successor of the lineage by his master, who conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and commanding him to serve as the successor Ācārya under the name H.H. Avadhūta Śrī Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. He does not consider himself a member or representative of any particular religion. Although many see him as an enlightened being, Prabhuji has no intention of presenting himself as a preacher, guide, coach, content creator, influencer, preceptor, mentor, counselor, consultant, monitor, tutor, teacher, instructor, educator, enlightener, pedagogue, evangelist, rabbi, posek halacha, healer, therapist, satsangist, psychic, leader, medium, savior, or guru. In fact, Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and apply them wholly or in part to their own development, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. Prabhuji visited the United States in 2000 and during his stay in New York, he realized that it was the most appropriate place to found a religious organization. He was particularly attracted by the pluralism and respectful attitude of American society toward freedom of religion. He was impressed by the deep respect of both the public and the government for religious minorities. After consulting with his master, H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, and requesting his blessings, in 2001 he relocated to the United States. In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his Retroprogressive Yoga. Although he did not seek to attract followers, for 15 years (1995–2010), Prabhuji considered the requests of a few people who approached him asking to become his monastic disciples. Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, but he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Even though the monastery does not accept new residents, volunteers, donations, collaborations, or sponsorships, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Disclaimer Ideas expressed by Prabhuji should not be treated as a substitute for medical advice or professional help. If expert assistance or counseling is needed, the services of a competent professional should be sought. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Meditation as the result of your life - Prabhuji
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Meditation as the result of your life - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Questions and answers with Prabhuji - #3
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Questions and answers with Prabhuji - #3

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself one of the closest and most intimate disciples of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. Prabhuji was appointed as the successor of the lineage by his master, who conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and commanding him to serve as the successor Ācārya under the name H.H. Avadhūta Śrī Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. He does not consider himself a member or representative of any particular religion. Although many see him as an enlightened being, Prabhuji has no intention of presenting himself as a preacher, guide, coach, content creator, influencer, preceptor, mentor, counselor, consultant, monitor, tutor, teacher, instructor, educator, enlightener, pedagogue, evangelist, rabbi, posek halacha, healer, therapist, satsangist, psychic, leader, medium, savior, or guru. In fact, Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and apply them wholly or in part to their own development, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. Prabhuji visited the United States in 2000 and during his stay in New York, he realized that it was the most appropriate place to found a religious organization. He was particularly attracted by the pluralism and respectful attitude of American society toward freedom of religion. He was impressed by the deep respect of both the public and the government for religious minorities. After consulting with his master, H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, and requesting his blessings, in 2001 he relocated to the United States. In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his Retroprogressive Yoga. Although he did not seek to attract followers, for 15 years (1995–2010), Prabhuji considered the requests of a few people who approached him asking to become his monastic disciples. Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, but he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Even though the monastery does not accept new residents, volunteers, donations, collaborations, or sponsorships, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Disclaimer Ideas expressed by Prabhuji should not be treated as a substitute for medical advice or professional help. If expert assistance or counseling is needed, the services of a competent professional should be sought. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Questions & answers about meditation - Part 2 - Prabhuji
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Questions & answers about meditation - Part 2 - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Questions and answers about meditation - Part 1 - Prabhuji
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Questions and answers about meditation - Part 1 - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Real change - Prabhuji
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Real change - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Darshan with Prabhuji
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Darshan with Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Love thy neighbor - Prabhuji | You can't love others if you don’t love yourself | self acceptance
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Love thy neighbor - Prabhuji | You can't love others if you don’t love yourself | self acceptance

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Accepting the mystery - Prabhuji
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Accepting the mystery - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
The master as an eastern phenomenon - Prabhuji
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The master as an eastern phenomenon - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Questions & answers with Prabhuji: No motivation
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Questions & answers with Prabhuji: No motivation

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Questions & answers with Prabhuji: "I"
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Questions & answers with Prabhuji: "I"

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Awakening and alignment - Prabhuji
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Awakening and alignment - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Questioning the seeker - Prabhuji
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Questioning the seeker - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Joining the Eternal Movement - Ishavasya Upanishad Mantra 4 - Prabhuji
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Joining the Eternal Movement - Ishavasya Upanishad Mantra 4 - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Rest in consciousness - Prabhuji
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Rest in consciousness - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Karate as actions and not reactions - Prabhuji
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Karate as actions and not reactions - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
Ego is your absence - Prabhuji
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Ego is your absence - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
The gate of heaven - Prabhuji
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The gate of heaven - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
What is enlightenment? - Prabhuji
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What is enlightenment? - Prabhuji

Website: http://www.prabhuji.net/ Books: https://prabhuji.net/books-by-prabhuji/ Store: https://prabhujisgifts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MysticAvadhuta/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prabhuji.official/ Prabhuji is retired from public life Prabhuji is a writer, painter, avadhūta mystic, and the creator of the “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Prabhuji is the sole disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Brahmānanda Bābājī Mahārāja, who is himself a disciple of H.D.G. Avadhūta Śrī Mastarāma Bābājī Mahārāja. His guru appointed him the successor of the lineage and conferred upon him the responsibility of continuing the line of disciplic succession of avadhūtas, or the sacred paramparā, officially designating him as guru and successor Ācārya with the name H.H. Avadhūta Bhaktivedānta Yogācārya Ramakrishnananda Bābājī Mahārāja. In 2011, he chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. Since then, his days have been spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation. He no longer participates in sat-saṅgs, lectures, gatherings, meetings, retreats, seminars, study groups, or courses. We ask everyone to respect his privacy and do not try to contact him by any means for gatherings, meetings, interviews, blessings, śaktipāta, initiations, or personal visits. Prabhuji’s teachings As a mystic, Hindu avadhūta, and realized Spiritual Master, Prabhuji has always appreciated and shared the essence and spiritual wisdom of a wide variety of religious practices from around the world. Prabhuji believes spirituality is an individual, solitary, personal, private, and intimate search. It is not a collective endeavor to be undertaken through social, organized, institutional, or community religiosity. To that end, Prabhuji does not proselytize or preach, nor does he try to persuade, convince, or make anyone change their perspective, philosophy, or religion. Instead, he shares his personal view through books and lectures that are available online. Others may find his insights valuable and may apply them wholly or in part in their own development process, but Prabhuji’s teachings are not meant to be seen as personal advice, counseling, guidance, self-help methods, or techniques for spiritual, physical, emotional, or psychological development. He only seeks to share what he has experienced on his own retroprogressive process. His experiences will not provide solutions to life’s spiritual, material, financial, psychological, emotional, romantic, family, social, or physical problems. Prabhuji does not promise miracles, mystical experiences, astral journeys, healings, connections with spirits, supernatural powers, or spiritual salvation. The Prabhuji Mission In 2003, the Prabhuji Mission was born, a Hindu church aimed at preserving Prabhuji’s universal and pluralistic vision of Hinduism and his “Retroprogressive Yoga.” Although Prabhuji’s emphasis has not been on attracting followers, for 15 years (1995–2010) he considered the requests of a few people who asked him to be monastic disciples. Those who chose to see Prabhuji as their spiritual master voluntarily accepted vows of poverty and life-long dedication to spiritual practice (sādhanā), religious devotion (bhakti), and selfless service (seva). Although Prabhuji no longer accepts new disciples, he continues to guide the small group of veteran disciples of the Ramakrishnananda Monastic Order that he founded. Service and glorification of the guru are fundamental spiritual principles in Hinduism. The Prabhuji Mission, as a traditional Hindu church, practices the millenary guru-bhakti tradition of reverence to the master. Some disciples and friends of the Prabhuji Mission, on their own initiative, help to preserve Prabhuji’s legacy and his interfaith teachings for future generations by disseminating his books, videos of his internal talks, and websites. Public services The Prabhuji Mission operates a Hindu temple named Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir, which offers worship and religious ceremonies to parishioners. An extensive library and virtual institute offer religious and spiritual education about many theologies and philosophies for those who want to study Prabhuji’s message in depth. Finally, the Avadhutashram monastery educates monastic disciples on various aspects of Prabhuji’s approach to Hinduism and offers them the opportunity to express devotion to God through devotional service by selflessly contributing their skills and training to the Mission’s programs, such as the Prabhuji Food Distribution program, among others. Although the monastery does not accept new residents or volunteers, and no donations, collaborations, or sponsorships are solicited or encouraged, the public is cordially invited to participate in daily religious services and attend devotional festivals at the Śrī Śrī Radha-Śyāmasundara Mandir temple. #enlightenment #meditation #conciousness
The world seen after awakening - Prabhuji
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The world seen after awakening - Prabhuji