Kriya Yoga Sadhana

మాతృమూర్తి గర్భంలో ఈదుతూ ఎదిగే "మత్స్యం" నీటి నుంచి నేల మీదకు ప్రాకే బాల్యం ఒక "కూర్మం" వయసులోని జంతు ప్రవర్తన ఒక "వరాహం" మృగం నుంచి మనిషిగా మారే దశ "నరసింహం" మనిషిగా మారినా ఎదగాలని ఎగిరితే నాడు "వామనుడు' ఎదిగినా క్రోధం తగదని తేలిస్తే వాడు "పరశురాముడు" సత్యం, ధర్మ, శాంతి ప్రేమలతో తానే ఒక "శ్రీరాముడు" విశ్వమంతా తానే అని విశ్వసిస్తే నాడు "శ్రీకృష్ణుడు" ధ్యానియై , జ్ఞానియై జన్మ కారణమెరిగినవాడు ఒక "బలరాముడు" కర్తవ్య మొనరించి జన్మసార్ధకతతో కాగలడు "కల్కి భగవానుడు" తెలుసుకుంటే కర్మ యొక్క ప్రతి దశలోని అంతరం.. మలుచుకుంటే జన్మ ఒక్కటిలోనే మనిషి దశావతారం...

17.Mahasivaraatri : Uttarayan—maaghmaas—krishna paksh—chaturdashi/amaavaasya . Ordinarily, every month one ivaratri comes.It is called Maasa Sivaratri. This Maha Sivaratri comes in Amavasya(New Moon), Uttaraayan, maagha maas, Krishnapaksh, after Chaturdasi.   As a matterof fact this MahaSivaratri comes at the junction of Krishna Paksha Chaturdasi and Amavasya. As such it is having a speciality. In Uttarayan, the currents travel from South(Mooladhara) to North(Sahasraara). These currents are very prominent. Kriyayoga sadhak gets more and more happiness. The meditating Kriya yoga sadhak who is in darkness i.e., KrishnaPaksha, shall do his sadhana more intense with dextroity. Then he shall be able to ehold his Third eye that exists in Kootastha, the place between eye brows. This is called Maha Sivaratri. That is why this is Maha=Great, Siva=auspicious, Ratri=Night.     17. महाशिवरात्रि: उत्तरायण-माघमास-कृष्णपक्ष — चतुर्दशी/अमावास्या साधारंरीती में हर एक मॉस एक शिवर

16. Ratha saptami: Ratha saptami – uttaraayan—shishirarutu—Maaghamaas—Shuklapaksh Ratha saptami   is celebrated in uttaraayan, shishirarutu, Maaghamaas,   and in Shuklapaksh Saptami The following are the seven requirements of sadhaka for liberation: 1) Subhechha: Service oriented desire. 2) Anveshana: Knowledge of implementing a good desire. 3) Tanumanasi: Ossification of mind. 4) Satyapatti: To be able to see the light or Jyoti darsan or opening of third eye. 5) Asamsakti: Stae of physical consciousness merging with subtle consciousness. 6) Padaartha bhaavana: The consciousness of the meditator spreading all around beyond Physical and subtle consciousnesses. 7) Tureeya: Meditator illuminates with self effulgence. This body is called Ratham. This body contains seven chakras. They are: Moolaadhara, Swadhisthana, Manipura, Anahata, Visuddha, Agna, & Sahasraara.   In Kriya yoga, one will be able to see Atmasurya in all these seven chakras. If you do vigor

15.Bhogi—Makara samkranti(Navami)—kanuma (Dashami)—Mukkanuma(Ekaadashi)—Uttaraauyanam—Hemanta Rutu—Pushymas—Shukla paksh Bhogi-Samkraanthi—Kanuma-Mukkanuma   These are the one(or many) of main festivals celebrated in Andhra Pradeh   in Uttaraauyanam, Hemanta Rutu, Pushymas, and in Shukla paksh. One hamsa=one breath in + one breath out. One breath-in and one breath-out together constitutes one HAMSA. Ordinarily a healthy man will make 21,600 Hamsas in a day.   This amounts to 15 Hamsas per minute. If a man does 15 Hamsas per minute he is called Bhogi. If he does more than 15 Hamsas per minute he is called Rogi. If he does less   than 15 Hamsas per minute he is called Yogi.   Tortoise does less than 15 Hamsas per day. If no body kills it will live more than 1000Years. Yogi increases his life span with the control of life force. So controlling life force, yogi will be healthy and will unite with Parabrahman. Bhogi: Burn your Karma with the aid of Kriya yoga