Podcasts about paramananda

The spiritual community is held as one of the three essential elements of the spiritual life. Paramananda  talks about building Sangha and the importance of living and practising in relationship with other people. Excerpted from the talk The Sangha Jewel given at West London Buddhist Centre, 2014. *** Subscribe to our Dharmabytes podcast:  On Apple Podcasts | On Spotify | On Google Podcasts Bite-sized inspiration three times every week. Subscribe to our Free Buddhist Audio podcast:  On Apple Podcasts | On Spotify | On Google Podcasts A full, curated, quality Dharma talk, every week. 3,000,000 downloads and counting! Subscribe using these RSS feeds or search for Free Buddhist Audio or Dharmabytes in your favourite podcast service! Help us keep FBA Podcasts free for everyone: donate now! Follow Free Buddhist Audio: YouTube  |  Instagram  |  Twitter  |  Facebook  |  Soundcloud  

Welcome to the latest NCS Podcast. In this episode we interviewed John Porcelly (aka Paramananda Das) of the bands Shelter, Youth of Today, Values Here, Project X and a whole lot more. We talked to John a bout a variety of subjects including getting into hardcore punk, the various bands that he's been in and a rather infamous incident that happened in Buffalo over 30 years ago. The interview also includes an enlightening discussion of Krishna Consciousness between Paramananda and Chris. It was a fun episode and a great way to start off the next 100 episodes of the NCS Podcast. Enjoy!

Welcome to the latest NCS Podcast. In this episode we interviewed John Porcelly (aka Paramananda Das) of the bands Shelter, Youth of Today, Values Here, Project X and a whole lot more. We talked to John a bout a variety of subjects including getting into hardcore punk, the various bands that he's been in and a rather infamous incident that happened in Buffalo over 30 years ago. The interview also includes an enlightening discussion of Krishna Consciousness between Paramananda and Chris. It was a fun episode and a great way to start off the next 100 episodes of the NCS Podcast. Enjoy!

In a striking and inspiring talk, Paramananda tells the life story of the Buddha's disciple Kasyapa: the Buddha uniquely said that Kasyapa would have gained enlightenment even without his help. The crescendo is a mysterious transmission when the Buddha held up a lotus and Kasyapa smiled, regarded by Zen Buddhists as the start of their lineage. Paramananda discusses what 'transmission' could mean for us. This talk was given at West London Buddhist Centre, 2017. *** Subscribe to our Free Buddhist Audio podcast:  On Apple Podcasts | On Spotify | On Google Podcasts A full, curated, quality Dharma talk, every week. 3,000,000 downloads and counting!Subscribe to our Dharmabytes podcast:  On Apple Podcasts | On Spotify | On Google Podcasts Bite-sized inspiration three times every week. Subscribe using these RSS feeds or search for Free Buddhist Audio or Dharmabytes in your favorite podcast service! Help us keep FBA Podcasts free for everyone: donate now! Follow Free Buddhist Audio: YouTube  |  Instagram  |  Twitter  |  Facebook  |  Soundcloud  

In this latest episode of the Buddhist Centre podcast, we are delighted to welcome back Tejananda, one of the most experienced meditation teachers within the Triratna Buddhist Community. Tejananda will be bringing insights from decades of practice to his upcoming Home Retreat on The Buddhist Centre Live, ‘Emptiness and Compassion: The Divine Abodes', starting March 29th.  The retreat is part of a trilogy (so far!) exploring the Buddhist concept and experience of ‘emptiness' (shunyata - pointing to the lack of an “objectively” fixed essence or selfhood in anything). This time around we are approaching the great field of contemplation and reflection from the meditative perspective of the 'divine abodes' (brahma viharas)—unconditional love, compassion, joy, and equanimity–all seen as pathways to liberating the mind. By cultivating these beautiful qualities, Tejananda says, we can find a larger context for our afflictive emotions—craving, hatred, and ignorance—and in the process gradually find unveiled the uncultivated, unlimited, and unconditional nature of them as ways to engage with ourselves, with other beings and with reality itself.  Tejananda is interested in a non-abstract, earthed, experiential relationship to ‘emptiness', and in the transformative power of compassion for our consciousness. The ensuing conversation opens a seam of truly rich material: from constructed realities (yes, we talk about the Apple Vision Pro and Meta Quest) to how we can work with difficult emotions, to the relief of resting in a developing experience that we are fundamentally okay. Even as we are all subject to impermanence in the luminous emptiness of this reality, “Let there be unconditional love” is Tejananda's quietly encouraging rallying call.  This is a fascinating glimpse into the work waiting for us when we close our eyes in meditation, experience more fully sensed and in potentially higher resolution than any fancy-pants headset can render!

Paramananda explore the relevance of alchemical thinking to meditation practice. Excerpted from the talk Opening Up the Imagination, the eighth in a series called The Alchemical Heart given at West London Buddhist Centre, 2018. *** Subscribe to our Dharmabytes podcast:  On Apple Podcasts | On Spotify | On Google Podcasts Bite-sized inspiration three times every week. Subscribe to our Free Buddhist Audio podcast:  On Apple Podcasts | On Spotify | On Google Podcasts A full, curated, quality Dharma talk, every week. 3,000,000 downloads and counting! Subscribe using these RSS feeds or search for Free Buddhist Audio or Dharmabytes in your favourite podcast service! Help us keep FBA Podcasts free for everyone: donate now! Follow Free Buddhist Audio: YouTube  |  Instagram  |  Twitter  |  Facebook  |  Soundcloud  

Trechos retirados do livro: “Concentration and Meditation” de Swami Paramananda. Swami Paramananda (1884 - 1940), foi um renomado mestre espiritual e um dos primeiros professores indianos a viajar ao Ocidente para ensinar a filosofia Vedanta. Nascido em Banaripara, em uma pequena vila da Índia, Suresh Chandra Guhathakurta desde cedo mostrou grande interesse por questões espirituais, estudando textos sagrados hindus e praticando a meditação, o que o levou a conhecer seu professor Vivekananda, principal discípulo de Ramakrishna e o primeiro swami a ensinar na América. Também sob a orientação de Ramakrishnananda, Suresh tornou-se um monge (sannyasin) da Ordem Ramakrishna e o discípulo mais jovem de Vivekananda, recebendo o nome de Paramananda, aos dezessete anos. Em 1906, aos vinte e dois anos, Paramananda foi enviado para Nova York, onde viveu e ensinou até 1909, quando fundou o Centro Vedanta de Boston. Ao longo de sua vida, Swami Paramananda dedicou-se a inspirar e guiar inúmeras pessoas na busca do autoconhecimento. Ele lecionou pelos Estados Unidos, Europa e Ásia, fundou Ashrams e escreveu traduções de obras védicas como o Bhagavad Gita e os Upanishads, trabalhando incansavelmente por trinta e quatro anos, até sua morte em 1940. Swami Paramananda ensinava sobre a importância da disciplina, da compaixão e da Auto-Realização, enfatizando a prática da meditação como o caminho da autodescoberta, e a conexão com o Eu interior como o método para encontrar a paz, a felicidade e a Realização espiritual. Seus ensinamentos universais e sua influência espiritual perduram até os dias de hoje, continuando a inspirar inúmeros buscadores em sua jornada de autotransformação e crescimento espiritual. “Concentração significa unidade, inteireza, equilíbrio. Equilíbrio é necessário durante toda a vida. Um homem pode ser muito ativo ou ocioso; ambos os extremos indicam uma ausência de equilíbrio, de autoajuste... Aquele que vai a extremos é escravo dos seus impulsos – ele não é um mestre. Não tem equilíbrio. Falta-lhe força e, sem ela, nenhum grande trabalho pode ser realizado. Todos os nossos membros e faculdades devem estar unificados. Eles devem trabalhar em harmonia, em tranquilidade e equilíbrio. Se pudermos aprender a praticar o equilíbrio e a moderação em todas as nossas atividades, gozaremos da verdadeira saúde mental e física; alcançaremos a liberdade e a iluminação espiritual”. Swami Paramananda. Música: Circle Of Life - 20 Minute Meditation Music (   • 20 Minute Meditation Music | NSDR | Y...  ) =======================================

Sing Along Everybody!

Bodhilila's first talk as part of the 'Poetics of Awakening' retreat. Looking at the symbolic and practical aspects of practice she considers how meditation itself is an expression of ourselves as a way to change through, moment by moment, being who we are in the light of the Dharma. An encouraging and inspiring approach to sitting aligned to the nature of things. Get more resources on 'The Poetics of Awakening' Home Retreat with Paramananda and Bodhilila Given at West London Buddhist Centre, 2022. *** Subscribe to our Free Buddhist Audio podcast:  On Apple Podcasts | On Spotify | On Google Podcasts A full, curated, quality Dharma talk, every week. 3,000,000 downloads and counting!Subscribe to our Dharmabytes podcast:  On Apple Podcasts | On Spotify | On Google Podcasts Bite-sized inspiration three times every week. Subscribe using these RSS feeds or search for Free Buddhist Audio or Dharmabytes in your favorite podcast service! Help us keep FBA Podcasts free for everyone: donate now! Follow Free Buddhist Audio: YouTube  |  Instagram  |  Twitter  |  Facebook  |  Soundcloud

Paramananda in this free-ranging talk, explains how the moon's soft light represents compassion, and recites three moon poems that evoke messages of self-knowledge and the regular tides or rhythms of being human. This talk was given at West London Buddhist Centre, 2016. *** Subscribe to our Free Buddhist Audio podcast:  On Apple Podcasts | On Spotify | On Google Podcasts A full, curated, quality Dharma talk, every week. 3,000,000 downloads and counting!Subscribe to our Dharmabytes podcast:  On Apple Podcasts | On Spotify | On Google Podcasts Bite-sized inspiration three times every week. Subscribe using these RSS feeds or search for Free Buddhist Audio or Dharmabytes in your favorite podcast service! Help us keep FBA Podcasts free for everyone: donate now! Follow Free Buddhist Audio: YouTube  |  Instagram  |  Twitter  |  Facebook  |  Soundcloud

Akrodha Paramananda song meaning, Nityananda Trayodashi 2023 class at Nashik, Hindi

Saved the best for last! Paramananda das (John Porcell) is a Hare Krishna devotee and musician in famous bands like Youth of Today, Judge, and Shelter. Join this candid interview where he details his spiritual journey - sparing no details! Do not miss this last episode of the year! **************************************************** ▶ LOVE THE PODCAST? -- DONATE HERE: https://fnd.us/31wO0e?ref=ab_69ruT1_s... ▶ WATCH ON FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/TheLateMorni... ▶ WATCH ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdx4... ▶ LISTEN ON SOUNDCLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/tulasi-nadia-h... ▶ LISTEN ON ITUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... ▶ DO YOU WANT TO BE A GUEST ON THE SHOW? -- FILL OUT THIS FORM: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA... ▶ FOLLOW: //Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/namarasa/ //Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/namarasa108/ //Email: namejuice@gmail.com

How do you even begin to describe this episode? First up Wiley chats with Mick Lambrou, you know the guy who has designed album covers and t-shirts for the likes of Agnostic Front, Hoods, Sheer Terror, Slapshot and the new UP THE PUPS 2 Compilation! Yeah - That guy! Then the fellas review ATR Coffee and some great albums and E.P.s from thoughtcrimes, Jezter and Soul Glo. Up next, Run Into The Sun gives a sneak peek at their new single "LOVE". Finally Wiley and special guest host Steven DeFalco (Friskey Morris Podcast) chat with Paramananda Das (John Porcelly) of Youth of Today, Bold, Shelter and Judge. This is a HUGE episode. Are you ready? Here We Go! C&H SetList on Spotify Guests Paramananda Das teaches daily online yoga classes at 10am NYC time. You can DM him at his instagram. Mick Lambrou Instagram // Facebook Coffee Review ATR Coffee CO. Album Reviews thoughtcrimes Website // Merch Jezter Bandcamp // Merch Soul Glo Bandcamp // Gold Chain Punk (whogonbeatmyass?) video // Merch Run Into The Sun Bandcamp // Facebook Special Guest Host Steven DeFalco Friskie Morris Podcast // C&H Episode with DeFalco Up The Pups 2 Compilation (Drops 9/30) Up The Pups 2 Coffee from Oak & Crow Coffee (Drops 9/30) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffee-and-hardcore/support

Raghunath and Paramananda broadcast live from Poland

Raghunath and Paramananda broadcast live from Poland

Die Mitglieder der Yoga Vidya Kirtanband singen in einem Satsang bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg den Kirtan Krishna Krishna Mahayogin. Du findest diesen Kirtan im Yoga Vidya Kirtanheft unter der Nummer 604: Krishna Krishna Mahayogin Bhaktanam Abhayankara | Govinda Paramananda Sarvam Me Vasham Anaya || Dieses Mantra ist ein Mantra des Vertrauens und des Mutes: Krishna wird angerufen, um einem alle Bhayas, alle Ängste zu nehmen. Krishna ist Govinda, der gute Hirte, der einem Paramananda, große Freude bringt. Er sorgt dafür, dass alles zum besten ist – Sarvam Me Vashamanaya. Dies ist eine Live-Aufnahme von Yoga Vidya. Wenn du Der Beitrag Krishna Krishna Mahayogin gesungen von der Yoga Vidya Kirtanband erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Coming Into Your True Nature A tender and moving talk by Paramananda. Transformation is basically allowing the protective shell of self to dissipate. This shell only falls away if you come into relationship with your real, impermanent, fragile, vulnerable nature and soften into that or open up to that. Excerpted from the talk The Nature of Transformation given at West London Buddhist Centre, 2014. *** Subscribe to our Dharmabytes podcast:  On Apple Podcasts | On Spotify | On Google Podcasts Bite-sized inspiration three times every week. Subscribe to our Free Buddhist Audio podcast:  On Apple Podcasts | On Spotify | On Google Podcasts A full, curated, quality Dharma talk, every week. 3,000,000 downloads and counting! Subscribe using these RSS feeds or search for Free Buddhist Audio or Dharmabytes in your favourite podcast service! Help us keep FBA Podcasts free for everyone: donate now! Follow Free Buddhist Audio: YouTube  |  Instagram  |  Twitter  |  Facebook  |  Soundcloud  

Lyrics:Paramananda Govinda Gopal JaiSai Nanda Mukunda Gopal JaiSai Krishna Hare Sai Rama HareJaya Keshava Madhava Mohana HareParamananda Govinda Gopal JaiMukharavinda Gopal JaiSatchidananda Govinda Gopal JaiSai Nanda Mukunda Gopal JaiMeaning:Glory to supremely blissful, Lord Govinda- Gopala, Mukunda, Keshava, Madhava, Krishna and Rama. Glory to Lotus-Faced Gopala (protector of all beings), Who is the very embodiment of Truth, Awareness and Bliss.

Swami Paramananda es un monje de la tradición Sivananda, que nos comparte en esta entrevista para qué, por qué y cómo ser seres con virtudes. Quienes lo conocemos de cerca podemos confirmar que él es un maestro avanzado en este tema pues su carácter es bondadoso, dulce y generoso y se siente en él, a pesar de su corta edad, una sabiduría poderosa y un buen espíritu contagioso.Gracias al Swami por este tiempo dedicado, y a todos los maestros de la tradición que han aportado para mantener vivas las enseñanzas y el gran ejemplo.Esperamos te sientas inspirado a seguir cultivándote,OM TAT SATPara encontrar al Swami visita: https://sivanandabahamas.org/presenter/swami-paramananda// y conoce los programas online o visita este increíble lugar en persona.

Paramananda celebrates the Buddha's long struggle leading up to his Enlightenment. This talk was given in celebration of Buddha Day at West London Buddhist Centre, 2012. *** Subscribe to our Free Buddhist Audio podcast:  On Apple Podcasts | On Spotify | On Google Podcasts A full, curated, quality Dharma talk, every week. 3,000,000 downloads and counting!Subscribe to our Dharmabytes podcast:  On Apple Podcasts | On Spotify | On Google Podcasts Bite-sized inspiration three times every week. Subscribe using these RSS feeds or search for Free Buddhist Audio or Dharmabytes in your favourite podcast service! Help us keep FBA Podcasts free for everyone: donate now! Follow Free Buddhist Audio: YouTube  |  Instagram  |  Twitter  |  Facebook  |  Soundcloud

This week's episode is a wonderful conversation from our archive of live events here on The Buddhist Centre Online, featuring our host Paramananda and his guest Maitridevi, Chair of Taraloka Buddhist Retreat Centre for Women in Wales. Starting from a poem by W.S. Merwin, an initial conversation about gratitude for life despite all our knowledge of sorrows blooms into a shared set of reflections on impermanence, on our lack of centrality as a species, and on meditation as an exchange of gifts between us and the earth. How do we activate a sense of everything being alive? Maitridevi evokes ideas of a 'Buddhist Animism', and of the personification of the earth as Green Tara, derived from Dridha, the ancient Indian earth goddess. She and Paramananda explore the shamanic, the punk, the Delphic and oracular; all in the service of uncovering how genuinely sacred wisdom and energy might be said to come up out of the earth. This is an intimate, ultimately encouraging exchange about the great conundrum and tension there to be experienced in anyone's spiritual practice: that the world is a mess, and yet the world is always awakening. Join Paramananda and Maitridevi under the great tree of life, beneath the vast, open sky... *** Show notes Download all the notes from 'Sources of Inspiration and watch the series on YouTube W.S. Merwin, 'Thanks' (from ‘Migration: New and Selected Poems') W.S. Merwin, ‘Thanks' (slightly different version) ‘The Blue Marble' (the earth seen from Apollo 17, original photograph, 1972) ‘The Blue Marble' (updated image, 2002) The concept of ‘Viriditas' or 'Greenness' (as employed by Hildegard von Bingen) Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake About Timothy Morton ‘A reckoning for our species'(on Timothy Morton) Maitridevi and Taraloka on YouTube *** Visit The Buddhist Centre Live (events year-round on Buddhism, mindfulness, meditation, and culture) Come meditate with us online six days a week! Theme music by Ackport! Used with kind permission. #Buddhism #Buddhist #Buddha #Dharma #Triratna #community #sangha #meditation #Dhamma #Triratna #mindfulness #kindness #earth #ecology #climate #environment #wisdom #Tara #trees #poetry #Merwin

On the occasion of the anniversary of the speaking of the Bhagavad-gita, and World Gita Day, Kaustubha and Paramananda discuss how the Gita entered their lives, favorite verses, how the Gita can be consulted in all critical times for solace from all kinds of mental agonies and how it helps one find their way out of great entanglements which may embarrass one in some critical hour. https://livetogive.webflow.io Malini 1 669 289 5563

On the occasion of the anniversary of the speaking of the Bhagavad-gita, and World Gita Day, Kaustubha and Paramananda discuss how the Gita entered their lives, favorite verses, how the Gita can be consulted in all critical times for solace from all kinds of mental agonies and how it helps one find their way out of great entanglements which may embarrass one in some critical hour. https://livetogive.webflow.io Malini 1 669 289 5563

Krishna Krishna Mahayogin Bhaktanam Abhayankara Govinda Paramananda Sarvame Vashamanaya For Peace, strength. Helps you when your are anxious. Here you can find: Free Online Kirtan Book English Seminars Intensive 4-weeks International Yoga Teachers‘ Training

Krishna Krishna Mahayogin Bhaktanam Abhayankara Govinda Paramananda Sarvame Vashamanaya For Peace, strength. Helps you when your are anxious. Here you can find: Free Online Kirtan Book English Seminars Intensive 4-weeks International Yoga Teachers‘ Training

My guest for episode 19 of Bad Roads is Paramananda Das aka John Porcell. Paramananda has played with the bands Youth of Today, Project X, Shelter, Judge, and more. He is also a celebrated yoga instructor doing classes and workshops throughout the country.Here's an Instagram link for Paramananda: https://www.instagram.com/thehardcoreyogi/Upper Hand-Overridehttps://upperhand2.bandcamp.com/album/iron-city-hardcore-1988-1989Shelter-When 20 Summers Passhttps://endhitsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/when-20-summers-passYouth of Today-Break Down the Wallshttps://youthoftoday.bandcamp.com/album/break-down-the-wallsWhite Stains-Quarantinehttps://songbookrecords.bandcamp.com/album/make-me-sickAll music beds by Ozric Tentacles.https://kscopemusic.bandcamp.com/album/erpland-2020-ed-wynne-remaster Support the show (https://venmo.com/Jesse-Novak-9)

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killing 3 billion animals everyday is killing the health of our collective psyche / looking towards our own actions as the cause of our unhappiness / life is like a movie / the rules of Sanskrit drama / the movie is unreal, but the emotions are real / Paramananda's lives through a horror film / established thus one never departs from the truth…in such a position, one is never shaken / in one sense our suffering is comical SB 3.9.9

killing 3 billion animals everyday is killing the health of our collective psyche / looking towards our own actions as the cause of our unhappiness / life is like a movie / the rules of Sanskrit drama / the movie is unreal, but the emotions are real / Paramananda’s lives through a horror film / established thus one never departs from the truth…in such a position, one is never shaken / in one sense our suffering is comical SB 3.9.9

punk & monk worlds colliding / ajnata sukriti / no happiness in material success / in a Berlin bathroom, Jonny Rotten asks Paramananda a secret question / the illusion of fame / Steve Jones is lost like the rest of us / straight edge = what you don't do – bhakti = what you do / given some rope to do our thing in Philly / recharging in Vrindavan

punk & monk worlds colliding / ajnata sukriti / no happiness in material success / in a Berlin bathroom, Jonny Rotten asks Paramananda a secret question / the illusion of fame / Steve Jones is lost like the rest of us / straight edge = what you don’t do – bhakti = what you do / given some rope to do our thing in Philly / recharging in Vrindavan

Welcome to Episode 023 where we discuss the mysterious Ray & Porcell 7" from 1991. We got to chat with Dylan Schreifels & Porcell for this one and it was a blast! We went way deeper than you would think one could for this 7". Enjoy!   Bidip Bo to this episodes sponsor : It's Alive Fanzine. Check out It's Alive releases on www.revhq.com and also make sure to give a follow to @itsalivefanzine on Instagram for lots of cool pics and sales!

Forty years of friendship around meditation, the Dharma, and a common interest in the workings of the 'psyche' - the human 'soul' - mark out this first pilot episode for a new series of live podcasts. Join Paramananada in conversation with a set of friends to explore and share together their 'Sources of Inspiration'.Our first guest is Atula (Richard Hudson), psychosynthesist and good friend to many in the Triratna Buddhist Community. Atula has made it his life's work to consider the place of darkness, descent, depth as  experienced aspects of spiritual life, rather than an obstacle to it. What follows is itself a soulful, insightful conversation about Atula's approach in therapy and in dream work (individual and collective); particularly looking at the inspiration he draws from James Hillman in considering the deep workings of human behaviour and of the mind itself.There's an urgent relevance here for anyone exploring ideas of integration and the felt tensions between "matter" and "spirit". William Blake meets Mickey Spillane, Sangharakshita and Northrop Frye as the conversation catches, sparks and flows in the space between the twin myths of 'authority' and 'freedom': two old friends, holding the two in balance as a creative force.You're invited to the rest of these conversations! Sign up for our newsletter and get notified when tickets become available.Read 'What the Thrush Said' by John Keats***Check out our Dharma Toolkit space for details of all we have on offer to help you make it through the pandemic and stay inspired.Come meditate with us six days a week!***Theme music by Ackport! Used with kind permission.#coronavirus #Covid19 #crisis #pandemic #Buddhism #Buddhist #Buddha #Dharma #Triratna #community #sangha #meditation #mindfulness #psyche #soul #therapy #psychotherapy #psychosynthesis #Hillman #JamesHillman

Höre einer Seminargruppe zu, wie sie den Kirtan Krishna Krishna Mahayogin in einem Samstagabend Satsang bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg singen. Dieses Mantra ist ein Mantra des Vertrauens und des Mutes: Krishna wird angerufen, um einem alle Bhayas, alle Ängste zu nehmen. Krishna ist Govinda, der gute Hirte, der einem Paramananda, große Freude bringt. Er sorgt dafür, dass alles zum besten ist – Sarvam Me Vashamanaya. Hier ist der Text zum Mitsingen: Krishna Krishna Mahayogin Bhaktanam Abhayankara / Govinda Paramananda Sarvam Me Vasham Anaya // Für weitere Kirtan- und Mantra Gesangsaufnahmen klicke hier. Alle Seminare zum Thema Mantra Der Beitrag Krishna Krishna Mahayogin gesungen von einer Seminargruppe erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Listen to a seminar group as they sing the Kirtan Krishna Krishna Mahayogin on a Saturday evening Satsang at Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg, Germany. This mantra is a mantra of trust and courage: Krishna is invoked to take away all bhayas, all fears. Krishna is Govinda, the good shepherd who brings great joy to a Paramananda. He makes sure that everything is for the best - Sarvam Me Vashamanaya. Here is the text to sing along: Krishna Krishna Mahayogin Bhaktanam Abhayankara / Govinda Paramananda Sarvam Me Vasham Anaya // For more kirtan and mantra vocal recordings click here. All seminars on mantra and music can be found here. Further information about Yoga, meditation and Ayurveda can be found on the internet pages of Yoga Vidya. Folge direkt herunterladen

Höre einer Seminargruppe zu, wie sie den Kirtan Krishna Krishna Mahayogin in einem Samstagabend Satsang bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg singen. Dieses Mantra ist ein Mantra des Vertrauens und des Mutes: Krishna wird angerufen, um einem alle Bhayas, alle Ängste zu nehmen. Krishna ist Govinda, der gute Hirte, der einem Paramananda, große Freude bringt. Er sorgt dafür, dass alles zum besten ist – Sarvam Me Vashamanaya. Hier ist der Text zum Mitsingen: Krishna Krishna Mahayogin Bhaktanam Abhayankara / Govinda Paramananda Sarvam Me Vasham Anaya // Für weitere Kirtan- und Mantra Gesangsaufnahmen klicke hier. Alle Seminare zum Thema Mantra Der Beitrag Krishna Krishna Mahayogin gesungen von einer Seminargruppe erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Listen to a seminar group as they sing the Kirtan Krishna Krishna Mahayogin on a Saturday evening Satsang at Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg, Germany. This mantra is a mantra of trust and courage: Krishna is invoked to take away all bhayas, all fears. Krishna is Govinda, the good shepherd who brings great joy to a Paramananda. He makes sure that everything is for the best - Sarvam Me Vashamanaya. Here is the text to sing along: Krishna Krishna Mahayogin Bhaktanam Abhayankara / Govinda Paramananda Sarvam Me Vasham Anaya // For more kirtan and mantra vocal recordings click here. All seminars on mantra and music can be found here. Further information about Yoga, meditation and Ayurveda can be found on the internet pages of Yoga Vidya.

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Welcome to Episode 017 where we discuss the self titled final 7" by Youth of Today with guitarist Porcell & drummer Sammy Siegler. Join in as we talk about the writing of the record, the recording, the aftermath & so much more!Bidip Bo to our sponsor for this episode End Hits Records. End Hits are reissuing the Shelter LP "When 20 Summers Pass" later this month in a lot of cool variants with some sweet looking merchandise. Check out the links below for more info. US: www.deathwishinc.com EU: www.endhitsrecords.com 

Happy New Year! May 2021 prove a kinder, more hopeful year for all.In this first podcast of the year we turn to the magic of inner transformation, with a special episode to mark our forthcoming Home Retreat: 'The Alchemical Heart' with Paramananda.In our conversation around the work involved with an "alchemical" approach to meditation Paramananda explores the relationship between Buddhist perspectives on life and the social, political and psychological realms. And most importantly, its connection to a sense of reality as fundamentally poetic in nature. All in service to figuring out how we can live from a genuine, authentic place in our own experience.Aside from alchemy's place in various western wisdom traditions, if here it is all about internal change, then, says Paramananda, the body is the vessel: this is where the work happens - because it is the nearest bit of reality with which we can become intimate. And to do so we must engage with the language of the heart, which is the language of images.To hear Paramananda speak about meditation as a way to truly experience "the poetics of the breath", we know we're in for something extraordinary. Come and join ups on the alchemical journey! In your own time and way on Home Retreat, bring your own body, longing and love. Sign up for the 'The Alchemical Heart' Home Retreat*** Paramananda has been teaching meditation for over 35 years and is well known for his body-based, poetic approach. He has published a number of books on meditation including ‘Change Your Mind' and, most recently, ‘The Myth of Meditation'. ***Check out our Dharma Toolkit space for details of all we have on offer to help you make it through the pandemic and stay inspired.Come meditate with us any week day!***Theme music by Ackport! Used with kind permission.#coronavirus #Covid19 #crisis #pandemic #Buddhism #Buddhist #Buddha #Dharma #Triratna #community #sangha #meditation #mindfulness #alchemy #alchemical #imagination #images #transformation 

Paramananda introduces Vajrapani and his connection to energy, specifically looking at impermanence and fearlessness when coming into relationship with death. From the talk entitled Vajrapani and Led Energy Meditation given at West London Buddhist Centre, 2015.   *** Subscribe to our Free Buddhist Audio podcast - a full Dharma talk every week! Follow our blog for news and new Dharma FBA on Twitter FBA on Facebook FBA on Soundcloud

For Nothing Is FixedFor nothing is fixed,forever, forever, forever,it is not fixed;the earth is always shifting,the light is always changing,the sea does not cease to grind down rock.Generations do not cease to be born,and we are responsible to thembecause we are the only witnesses they have.The sea rises, the light fails,lovers cling to each other,and children cling to us.The moment we cease to hold each other,the moment we break faith with one another,the sea engulfs us and the light goes out.James BaldwinN.B. This episode was originally recorded on May 18th, before George Floyd's May 25th police encounter over a minor incident that ended tragically and unjustly in the loss of his life.As we move into the next phase of pandemic and social crisis around the world, a changing shape for the podcast. We'll be trying some new things on for size, experimenting, hearing voices in different ways as we continue to try and bring you a sense of wider, supportive community and inspiration, whatever your context.This episode was intended as an internal pilot for a new live series of the podcast we'll be announcing soon. But in a week of the most painful violence against black and other people of colour in the United States, it was so relevant and moving we decided to share it now... Two good friends, Viveka and Paramananda, sparking off each other around this beautiful poem by James Baldwin, 'For Nothing Is Fixed'. Being each a deeply experienced and respected meditation teacher, their initial threads of exchange and sharing are how to live, practice and work in the body; perspectives on awakening; how to be with others energetically; matters of identity.Soon enough, they draw each other on into a space of grace, where the amazingly complex felt experience of life as something sacred is palpable. Come and witness to something vital and affirming: a meeting of friends trying to move through the world with bliss-bestowing hands and minds and voices.This podcast episode ends with a 2-minute meditation inspired by the space of Baldwin's poignant, resonant words.James Baldwin's 1968 Q & A on Race in America'I Am Not Your Negro': a film about James BaldwinWatch James Baldwin debate William F. Buckley (1965)James Baldwin: Pessimist, Optimist, HeroRead more about 'For Nothing Is Fixed'***Watch out for the live online series of Getting Real with Viveka and Paramananda, coming soon to the Dharma Toolkit. Sign up for the Dharma Toolkit newsletter for dates of the recordings and how you can attend.Viveka is the former Chair of the San Francisco Buddhist Center, a dynamic and popular meditation teacher and retreat leader, with profound experience in the arena of social justice work.Paramananda from London is the founder of the San Francisco Buddhist Center, a successful author and renowned meditation teacher. ***Come meditate with us any week day!Theme music by Ackport! Used with kind permission.#JamesBaldwin #poetry #race #racism #BlackLivesMatter #meditation #mindfulness #presence #friendship #EngagedBuddhism #socialjustice #Covid19 #crisis #pandemic #Buddhism #Buddhist #Buddha #Dharma #Triratna #community #sangha

the world of New York Hardcore Punk / a second wave of bhakti in the West / how Porcell & Ray were introduced to bhakti / Youth of Today brings straight edge and vegetarianism to the hardcore scene/ Ray leaves the band to become a monk / Mark blows away the anti-cult people / Porcell takes to Bhakti / Ray & Porcell reunite in Shelter / living as a monk & touring in a hardcore band

the world of New York Hardcore Punk / a second wave of bhakti in the West / how Porcell & Ray were introduced to bhakti / Youth of Today brings straight edge and vegetarianism to the hardcore scene/ Ray leaves the band to become a monk / Mark blows away the anti-cult people / Porcell takes to Bhakti / Ray & Porcell reunite in Shelter / living as a monk & touring in a hardcore band

Insight meditation teaches us how to truly see. Paramananda, “A Practical Guide to Buddhist Meditation.” New York: Barnes & Noble Books, 1996. p.145-146.

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A lecture during Paramananda and Satyabhama's wedding given by His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada on July 22, 1968 in Montreal, Canada.

Listen to episode 298 of the Inspirational Living podcast: Concentration and Meditation. Edited and adapted from Concentration and Meditation by Swami Paramananda. Inspirational Podcast Excerpt: Welcome to the Inspirational Living podcast. If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction to cigarettes, alcohol, or heroin, our break free meditations can help. To learn more, please visit LivingHour.org/breakfree. Today’s reading was edited and adapted from Concentration and Meditation by Swami Paramananda, published in 1921. WE all possess the faculty of concentration, but with the majority it is instinctive and automatic, not conscious. Even among the animals, we see how a lion or tiger will gather their strength by a moment of absolute stillness before they spring upon their prey.That automatic, instinctive power of concentration is embedded in every living creature. But until we can gain conscious command over our mental and spiritual forces, we can never have complete concentration. When the scattered mind is gathered together, it is like a bright searchlight, and by it we are able to investigate the latent powers which we possess, but of which we are not now wholly aware. And as we grow more conscious of these hidden forces and learn to use them, we become more and more proficient with them. We never wish to be defeated, and yet how often our strength of mind or our physical capacities prove inadequate. It is because we have not the full and conscious possession of our whole being. We cannot achieve much unless we have free use of our hands and feet, free use of our eyes and ears, free use of our muscles, and above all free use of our mind and intelligence. But how many of us have the free use of all these? When we would make use of them, we find them hopelessly scattered and rebellious to our will. The cause of this does not lie in any inherent lack of power, but in our inability to coordinate, and in our lack of a definite singular purpose. We miss the mark because we do not set our aim properly. Once in ancient India there was a tournament held to test marksmanship in archery. A wooden fish was set up on a high pole and the eye of the fish was the target. One by one, many valiant archers came and tried their skill but in vain. Before each one shot their arrow, the teacher asked them what they saw, and invariably all replied that they saw a fish on a pole at a great height, with head, eyes, etc.; but Arjuna as he took his aim said: "I see the eye of the fish." — and he was the only one who succeeded in hitting the mark.

Hello Everybody! Welcome to episode 76 of Save It For The Breakdown! This is the third and final interview that Gjared and I did during Sound On Sound Fest. If you're a hardcore kid, you know who this is. If you're a Straight Edge hardcore kid, then you are most definitely in the know! It's Raghunath and Paramananda, or Ray and Porcell of Youth Of Today, Shelter, Judge, and a host of other bands. Thank you for listening. Enjoy the show.

In our Dharmabyte podcast today, A Prayer to the Moonand#8221;, Paramananda shares a David White poem about the moon as a means of expressing consciousness that is inspired by longing for something greater than us.

This week’s FBA Podcast is a tender and moving talk by Paramananda entitled “The Nature of Transformation”. Transformation is basically allowing the protective shell of self to dissipate. This shell only falls away if you come into relationship with your real, impermanent, fragile, vulnerable nature and soften into that or open up to that.

Our FBA Dharmabyte today is called Becoming a Sage and#8211; On Faith by Paramananda. Faith, or confidence, not in the Buddha as a supernatural power, but rather recognizing him as a human being, even on the archetypal level. The Buddha represents us and our quest for Enlightenment. From the talk Becoming a Sage and#8211; the Buddhaand#8217;s Struggle, a talk for Buddha Day at the West London Buddhist Centre, celebrating the Buddhaand#8217;s long struggle leading up to his Enlightenment.

Swami continues with Verse 122 from THE CHIDAKASHA GITA OF BHAGAWAN NITYANANDA OF GANESHPURI.  Here is the first verse to be discussed...122. OMKAR is the elite of all. Omkar is like the dawn of the sun. Omkar is the witness of all. Omkar is the most frightful of all forms. Omkar is fire. There is not a greater thing in this universe than fire. Fire is pervading both internally and externally. In the middle is the earth. The earth is below. Air is above. Air pervades the universe. The universe is in air. The first is air. The second is fire. The first is discrimination. The second is sound. Soundlessness is in the form of air. Soundlessness is eternal bliss.  It is existence, knowledge, bliss. The Self should be merged in soundlessness. The visible world is in the Self. When SAT unites with CHIT, Ananda is realized. This Ananda is Vivekananda, Chaitanyananda, Sri Brahmananda, Paramananda, Sri Nityananda, and Satchitananda. What is manliness is the realization of this Ananda. This is Brahma Jnana, Yoga Jnana, Kala Jnana. This Trikala Jnana is in the heart. In the heart is Mukti. Nityananda Mukti is in the heart.http://www.meditativeliving.info

Swami continues with Verse 122 from THE CHIDAKASHA GITA OF BHAGAWAN NITYANANDA OF GANESHPURI.  Here is the first verse to be discussed...122. OMKAR is the elite of all. Omkar is like the dawn of the sun. Omkar is the witness of all. Omkar is the most frightful of all forms. Omkar is fire. There is not a greater thing in this universe than fire. Fire is pervading both internally and externally. In the middle is the earth. The earth is below. Air is above. Air pervades the universe. The universe is in air. The first is air. The second is fire. The first is discrimination. The second is sound. Soundlessness is in the form of air. Soundlessness is eternal bliss.  It is existence, knowledge, bliss. The Self should be merged in soundlessness. The visible world is in the Self. When SAT unites with CHIT, Ananda is realized. This Ananda is Vivekananda, Chaitanyananda, Sri Brahmananda, Paramananda, Sri Nityananda, and Satchitananda. What is manliness is the realization of this Ananda. This is Brahma Jnana, Yoga Jnana, Kala Jnana. This Trikala Jnana is in the heart. In the heart is Mukti. Nityananda Mukti is in the heart.http://www.meditativeliving.info

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte, and#8220;The Finite Nature of Lifeand#8221; is from Paramananda. Beginning the talk with a poem, he explores the importance of coming into relation with suffering, especially regarding our own and othersand#8217; death. If we do not take on the finite nature of our lives, we cannot practise effectively.

In our Dharmabyte today, and#8220;Solitude and Meditationand#8221; Paramananda introduces the challenges and rewards of solitude, meditation as a form of solitude, and how being alone can enhance the experience of connection.

The Jungian commentator James Hillman suggested that ‘soul’ needs nurturing as well as ‘spirit’ in human life. Our FBA Podcast , “Poetry, Soulmaking and Meditation,” Paramananda uses deeply meaningful poems to show soulmaking in action, and explains how the process can be brought into your meditation practice.

Narada singt das Mantra „Krishna Krishna Mahayogin Bhaktanam Abhayamkara Govinda Paramananda Sarvam Me Vasha Mana Ya“ im Yoga Vidya Satsang. – lausche und stimme mit ein, wie Narada dieses Mantra intoniert und wie im Satsang in Resonanz und Erwiderung dazu gesungen wird. Im zweiten Teil wechselt Narada zu einem weiteren Mantra, dem „Om Bhagawan, Shri Bhagawan, Ananda Bhagawan, Sivananda Bhagawan“ – um dann wieder zum Krishna Krishna Mahayogin Mantra gesanglich zurückzukehren. Om Shanti Om. Der Beitrag Krishna Krishna Mahayogin mit Narada erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Sri Caitanya-caritamrta lecture given by Swami B.V. Tripurari on November 1st, 2001 on the Madhya-lila, 9th Chapter - Mahaprabhu meets Paramananda Puri.

Sri Caitanya-caritamrta lecture given by Swami B.V. Tripurari on November 1st, 2001 on the Madhya-lila, 9th Chapter - Mahaprabhu meets Paramananda Puri.

Sri Caitanya-caritamrta lecture given by Swami B.V. Tripurari on November 1st, 2001 on the Madhya-lila, 9th Chapter - Mahaprabhu meets Paramananda Puri.