Kriya Yoga (Karma & Dharma)

In the scriptures of the Vedas and Gita it is clearly mentioned that to truly understand any religion or philosophy or science one has to perform Karma and Dharma. The definition of Karma and Dharma are strictly in the compositions or the structures of the two words so that there is no misinterpretation by different groups of people defining them in their own way based on their individual levels of understandings.

The Vedic definition of Karma is in the alphabetical components of the word ka-r-ma. The Sanskrit alphabet “ka” means to move the “r” (means the Prana or the energy of the life-giving force and intelligence) into “ma” (means the Guru Chakra near the medulla oblongata). That means, first move one’s scattered mundane consciousness and cognition into the Guru Chakra to listen and totally surrender to God.

The Vedic definition of Dharma is in the alphabetical components of the word dha-r-ma. The Sanskrit alphabet “dha” means to establish the “r” (means the Prana or the energy of the life-giving force and intelligence) into “ma” (means the Guru Chakra near the medulla oblongata). That means, once the karma has accomplished the task of one’s total surrender and listening to God then remain in that consciousness and perform all tasks while only listening to God.

So the Kriya Yoga I teach is accomplished in the above two steps of Karma and Dharma. “Without” following the Vedic meaning of Karma and Dharma, that means remaining scattered in the mundane world consciousness, humans on the Earth cause countless atrocities, violence, divisions between religions and within the religions. That is why the Vedas defined the Karma and Dharma strictly. If the above two steps will be first performed which requires Kriya Yoga I teach, all the humans of the Earth will remain in peace and bliss. Om Shantih, Shantih, Shantih.