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Ashok Singh on Bliss Training in Kriya Yoga

Summary

, 11 min

Directing Kriya Yoga practice toward Ananda, or bliss, explained by Ashok Singh in interview. A road-map analogy of constant guidance and control and a prism splitting white light into Maya's spectrum frame the return to the non-dual; Ananda is defined through giving food to a starving beggar and a student's eureka moment.

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Ashok SinghKriya YogaMayaDual and non-dual

Key moments

00:00Interview with Ashok Singh: always directing Kriya toward bliss00:47Walking a road: correcting course with guidance and control02:59White light through a prism: Maya as God's spectral form05:15The non-dual form of emotion is bliss, Ananda06:18Ananda example: giving your food to a starving beggar08:18Ananda example: the student's eureka moment09:26Why his students must constantly feel bliss in practice