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Kirit Goyal's Kriya Experience Autobiographies and books written by accomplished yogis gives the impression that if you practice meditation techniques you can be bestowed with some kind of supernatural powers or experiences. There is always an expectation at the back of the mind that some big change will happen to me, my physical self, my life, and the practitioner starts looking forward to it. When the expectation does not manifest as desired, faith in the practice starts declining. Gradually the practitioners may abandon their practice. I tried to bring up this subject in a couple of discussions with Master Per,…

Vanisha Uppal's Kriya Experience   I am into Kriya yoga practice since 5 years and organizing kriya retreat for Master Per at different places in India. Let me tell you that I have never read any book on kriya yoga. And I thank God for it. I started my practice without much expectations, my first experience was that I felt good, peaceful and strongly connected to my inner self. And I wanted this totally. Whatever I experience thereafter, is my own first-hand experience with my constant practice. That helps me to grow with my own inner understanding. Often I meet…

  by Vanisha Uppal. In the year 2010, I had an intense inner desire to read Bhagavad Gita. After reading it for a couple of times, I realised that somehow, somewhere I was missing the point, so I read it again and again. Each time I discovered a new insight which, it seemed had never been told before. I felt Krishna was telling something, which was hidden behind the literal words. It was difficult to understand what needed to be done. Only thing I understood was that I should follow my heart or else not following my heart would eat me…

Sridhar, a disciple who has taken initiation in October 2010 writes about his experiences related to his initiation and meeting master in great detail. He calls himself "Stupid" because of his ignorance, he could not recognize Master when he met for the first time. 07 - 21 October 2010 This is a story of 14 days which starts with a New moon day and ends with a Full moon day which symbolizes my spiritual journey from Darkness to Light. I reached Rishikesh ashram by 5: 30 in evening on 6th October for which I took flight from Delhi at 4:00…

Life Positive Magazine December 2016 issue By Nandini Sarkar The search for meditative silence led Nandini Sarkar to the Pyramid Valley of Bangalore where she met Per Wibe, a Norwegian yogi and a realized Master of the Kriya Yoga tradition. In the past few months, I have felt very drawn to silence. I have longed to merge in meditative silence and experience the great peace. Sadly, on my own, I did not succeed. Since the Internet god can give us anything, I did an online search and found www.kriyabanservice.com and Master Per Wibe, a Norwegian yogi. Coincidentally, Master Wibe turned out…