Podcasts about nayaswami asha

In this episode, Palehorse and JD discuss how to know and trust our inner guidance, and what it means to be truly successful in life. Palehorse shares insights learned from his spiritual teacher Nayaswami Asha about how to ask God the right questions when we want to receive Divine guidance. In a moment of crisis, how can we know what the Divine wants us to do? The guys also talk honestly about their personal journey with the ‘Seekers of the Eternal' project and Web3 community after the ‘Hanuman Warrior' collection mint and their mindset for the future. Please enjoy, like and share this episode with your friends if you dig it! Joy to you!   Asha Nayaswami: YouTube (Highly Recommended!) https://tinyurl.com/3e6hkhv3   Seekers of the Eternal: https://linktr.ee/palehorse108   Twitter Mega Space Recording: https://tinyurl.com/5n6r5bbz   Intro Music By Soma: https://somakirtan.bandcamp.com/   — Chris Parks (Krishna Chandra Das)

The truth about relationships, why they work and why they don't, and why they change with Nayaswami Asha. Also, what we can do to create harmony, and what is out of our power to influence. What is the bigger picture around relationships at this time in history. Riveting commentary from one of the spiritual directors of Ananda World wide.

Nayaswami Asha talks with James Noh-Kuhn a second time, discussing what it was like reentering the corporate world as a devotee of a great master. Is it possible to balance work and spirituality in a normal work-place environment? What role did...

with Nayaswami Asha at Ananda Pune

with Nayaswami Asha at Ananda Pune

Satsang with Nayaswami Asha in Pune. Once a flaw i...

with Nayaswami Asha, during her visit in Delhi.

Nayaswami Asha shares during her visit at Ananda D...

Class with Nayaswami Asha about her new book on Sw...

Lovingly known as The Common Sense Psychic (tm), Phyllis King has worked with tens of thousands of people in 25 different countries. She is known for her practical and down to earth approach. She has been featured on CBS and NBC TV, radio programs across the country, and has been published in over 70 print and online publications. She has authored four books, including Bouncing Back, Thriving in Changing Times, with Dr. Wayne Dyer. Her latest book ,The Energy of Abundance, Practical Advice and Spiritual Wisdom to Achieve Anything in Life is available in bookstores now. Phyllis holds a B.A. in Sociology Today I welcome a wonderful guest who is brilliant, funny and often profound, Nayaswami Asha Praver.   Asha was the right hand to Swamji until his passing last year.  Swamji was a direct discipline of the Paramhansa Yogananda.   She has an amazing way of explaining complex spiritual principles in practical terms we all can understand.    www.ashapraver.org  

How can I find happiness? Is it possible to quiet the mind? Whether we are just starting along the path of spiritual awakening or have been on the path for some time, we often have questions about our spiritual journey and about how spiritual teachings relate to issues in our lives. Imagine sitting down to listen to a conversation between two spiritual leaders who are longtime disciples in the spiritual tradition of Paramahansa Yogananda. You can! Join Yogacharya Ellen Grace O'Brian from the Center for Spiritual Enlightenment and special guest Nayaswami Asha, spiritual director of Ananda Palo Alto and author of Ask Asha, as they discuss questions that arise on the path of self-realization. 

With warmth and wisdom, Asha helps us see how spiritual teaching can be woven into daily, ordinary life. She offers practical, real-life examples to guide us, encouragement and support for the journey of life. Her teachings are non-sectarian — sharing the truths that unite the great religions; her Sunday Services are based on texts from both the Bible and the Bhagavad Gita. Asha is a lifelong disciple of Paramhansa Yogananda and has studied for more than 40 years with Yogananda’s direct disciple, Swami Kriyananda. She has devoted her life to bringing spiritual understanding to others through teaching, counseling, and writing. Nayaswami Asha has been a spiritual seeker since she was a young girl. In 1969 at Stanford University, she heard Swami Kriyananda speak for the first time. Instantly, she recognized him as her spiritual teacher. “I knew the moment he walked into the room that he possessed the consciousness I had long been seeking.” She soon became a founding member of the new community Swami Kriyananda was starting near Nevada City, California, called Ananda Village, based on Yogananda’s dream of world brotherhood colonies for “simple living and high thinking.” Like this episode? SUBSCRIBE ON ITUNES  Click here to leave us a rating & review on iTunes Download your FREE Guided Meditation audio gift by signing up here Follow us on social media:  | Facebook | Twitter |

Swami Asha has been a spiritual seeker since she was a young girl. In 1969 at Stanford University, she heard Swami Kriyananda speak for the first time. Instantly, she recognized him as her spiritual teacher. “I knew the moment he walked into the room that he possessed the consciousness I had long been seeking.” She soon became a founding member of the new community Swami was starting near Nevada City, California, called Ananda Village, based on Yogananda's dream of world brotherhood colonies for “simple living and high thinking.” Swami Kriyananda placed Asha in the role of teaching and counseling soon after her arrival at Ananda. She also served as Swami's correspondence secretary and personal assistant for many years. She has served as one of the spiritual directors of Ananda Palo Alto since 1987. Asha is author of Swami Kriyananda As We Have Known Him, a collection of more than 200 stories by people who have been touched by his teachings and spiritual friendship, often in remarkable ways. She is also author of Ask Asha: Heartfelt Answers to Everyday Dilemmas on the Spiritual Path, andLoved and Protected: Stories of Miracles and Answered Prayers.

My guest today is not ppsychic.  She is a profound spiritual teacher.   You may ask her questions.  This is a rare opportunity to receive a one on one interaction with this amazing person.   The general topic today will be THE LAW OF LIFE. Swami Asha has been a spiritual seeker since she was a young girl.  Asha is a lifelong disciplie of Paramhansa Yogananda and has studied for more than 40 years with Yogananda's directt disciple, Swami Kriyananda.  She has devoted her life to brining spiritual understanding to others through teaching, counseling and writing.  Asha means 'hope' in Sanskrit. In 1987, Swami Asha and her husband, Swami David, became spiritual directors of Ananda, Palot Alto in California, where they continue to serve today. Swami Asha is the author of Swami Kriyananda As We Have Known Him, a collection of more than 200 stories by people who have been touched by his teachings and spiritual friendship, often in remarkable ways.  She is also the author of Ask Asha:  Heartfelt Answers to Everyday Dilemmas on the Spiritual Path, and Loved and Protected:  Stories of Miracles and Answered Prayers. Learn more about Asha at www.ashapraver.org Phyllis has coached tens of thousands of people in 20 different countries.  She is known for her practical and down to earth approach.  She has been featured on CBS and NBC TV, radio programs across the country, and has been published in over 70 print and online publications.   She has authored four books, including Bouncing Back, Thriving in Changing Times, with Dr. Wayne Dyer.  Her latest  book ,The Energy of Abundance, Practical Advice and Spiritual Wisdom for Achieving Anything in Life will be in bookstores in July. Phyllis holds a B.A. in Sociology.

Swami Asha has been a spiritual seeker since she was a young girl. In 1969 at Stanford University, she heard Swami Kriyananda speak for the first time. Instantly, she recognized him as her spiritual teacher. “I knew the moment he walked into the room that he possessed the consciousness I had long been seeking.”She soon became a founding member of the new community Swami was starting near Nevada City, California, called Ananda Village, based on Yogananda’s dream of world brotherhood colonies for “simple living and high thinking.”Swami Kriyananda placed Asha in the role of teaching and counseling soon after her arrival at Ananda. She also served as Swami's correspondence secretary and personal assistant for many years. In 1987, Swami Asha and her husband, Swami David, became spiritual directors of Ananda Palo Alto in California, where they continue to serve today. Swami Asha is author of Swami Kriyananda as We Have Known Him, a collection of more than 200 stories by people who have been touched by his teachings and spiritual friendship, often in remarkable ways. She is also author of Loved and Protected: Stories of Miracles and Answered Prayers.With warmth and wisdom, Asha helps us see how spiritual teaching can be woven into daily, ordinary life. She offers practical, real-life examples to guide us, encouragement, and support for the journey of life. Her teachings are non-sectarian — sharing the truths that unite the great religions; her Sunday Services are based on texts from both the Bible and the Bhagavad Gita. “Good company is essential on the spiritual path. Whether your energy will move inward toward God, or outward toward the world, is determined, to a large extent, by the company you keep.” —Paramhansa Yogananda http://www.nayaswamiasha.org  

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a real conscious community—one where people live in harmony, collaboration, compassion, cooperation, peace and love? That’s what skeptical reporter Juliet (Elizabeth Rohm of American Hustle, Miss Congeniality 2, Armed and Dangerous, Law & Order and The Client List) set out to investigate. On assignment from her editor at Profiles Magazine, this urban chic cynic is plopped in the middle of a modern day Utopia—and she finds what she never expected to discover –True Happiness. Aging Younger invites director Ted Nicolaou to share with us his vision of how a community driven by the motivation of love for one and all--"where people are more important than things"--as Swami says in the film, can resonate for the masses. Nayaswami Asha who is featured in the film will also join us and talk about her experiences on set and her 40 years as a close collaborator to Swami Kriyananda.

“Truth doesn't take a long time to explain itself. Self-justification, on the other hand, always does.” —Nayaswami Asha, quoting Swami Kriyananda

“Truth doesn’t take a long time to explain itself. Self-justification, on the other hand, always does.” —Nayaswami Asha, quoting Swami Kriyananda

The spiritual path is about tapping into one’s inner consciousness and the changeless reality of God, the infinite light. By offering all that one does to that Light, one sees how everyday activity is an expression of a greater reality. Nayaswami Asha continues the discussion on human values and Patanjali's Yamas and Niyamas as guideposts to right living. (Based on Lesson 9.)

The spiritual path is about tapping into one’s inner consciousness and the changeless reality of God, the infinite light. By offering all that one does to that Light, one sees how everyday activity is an expression of a greater reality. Nayaswami Asha continues the discussion on human values and Patanjali's Yamas and Niyamas as guideposts to right living. (Based on Lesson 9.)

The spiritual path is about tapping into one’s inner consciousness and the changeless reality of God, the infinite light. By offering all that one does to that Light, one sees how everyday activity is an expression of a greater reality. Nayaswami Asha continues the discussion on human values and Patanjali’s Yamas and Niyamas as guideposts to right living. (Based on Lesson 9.)

Nayaswami Asha discusses the concept of time and its illusory nature. Whatever the endeavor, energy and inspiration are essential to create excellence — the quantity of time is not. (Based on Lesson 8.)

Nayaswami Asha discusses the concept of time and its illusory nature. Whatever the endeavor, energy and inspiration are essential to create excellence — the quantity of time is not. (Based on Lesson 8.)

Nayaswami Asha discusses the concept of time and its illusory nature. Whatever the endeavor, energy and inspiration are essential to create excellence — the quantity of time is not. (Based on Lesson 8.)

Nayaswami Asha discusses how wealth can be magnetized and our desires fulfilled through the expansion of our consciousness. (Based on Lesson 2.)

Nayaswami Asha discusses how wealth can be magnetized and our desires fulfilled through the expansion of our consciousness. (Based on Lesson 2.)

Nayaswami Asha discusses how wealth can be magnetized and our desires fulfilled through the expansion of our consciousness. (Based on Lesson 2.)

In the third class in this series, Nayaswami Asha continues to discuss the topic of karma and right action. She explains the idea of God and the grace that is freely available at all times to those that attune to it. (Based on Lesson 1.)

In the third class in this series, Nayaswami Asha continues to discuss the topic of karma and right action. She explains the idea of God and the grace that is freely available at all times to those that attune to it. (Based on Lesson 1.)

In the third class in this series, Nayaswami Asha continues to discuss the topic of karma and right action. She explains the idea of God and the grace that is freely available at all times to those that attune to it. (Based on Lesson 1.)

In the second class in this series, Nayaswami Asha discusses the idea of Magnetism. She delves deep into the unfailing law of Karma and the right attitude to approach it in our lives. (Based on Lesson 1.)

In the second class in this series, Nayaswami Asha discusses the idea of Magnetism. She delves deep into the unfailing law of Karma and the right attitude to approach it in our lives. (Based on Lesson 1.)

In the second class in this series, Nayaswami Asha discusses the idea of Magnetism. She delves deep into the unfailing law of Karma and the right attitude to approach it in our lives. (Based on Lesson 1.)