Yogic Paths

Join us for an introduction to the Yogic Path. Get a taste of the rich and in-depth interviews filmed in India that make this series so profoundly inspiring and, at the same time, practical.

Designed to awaken dormant energy within the body, Hatha Yoga finds its roots in the 15th century text, Hatha Yoga Pradipika, and, more commonly, in the Yoga Upanishads and Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras.

In this episode of Yogic Paths, we look at Bhakti Yoga and the yogis that have dedicated their lives to finding a higher frequency of existence. It is the common thread of love and devotion that unites all Bhakta’s, dedicating their lives to explore love beyond themselves.

Join us in this episode of Yogic Paths for an exploration into Jnana Yoga, the yoga of wisdom and knowledge. Jnana Yoga is often viewed as one of the most difficult yogic paths, requiring individuals to test their will by cultivating the intellectual capacity required for deep philosophical questioning. Jnana yogis view life as a classroom, constantly immersing themselves in the teachings of t...

At its core, karma yoga is selfless action, but it is more than just service. While service can be performed without karma, karma yoga requires one to acknowledge and transform the attitude that is behind the service. It is through selfless action, a recognition that we are all one and that there is no difference between us and them, that you learn how to transform yourself and the world throu...

There are many different paths of Tantric yoga, but the two main approaches are viewed as either "left hand" or"right hand". In this episode, you will see beautiful and foreign imagery of both, helping you to gain a better understanding of what Tantra really is, making a distinction between traditional Tantric practices and the sexual practices associated with the Neo-Tantra interpret...

Lost for centuries, the science of Kriya Yoga was reintroduced to the East by Mahavatar Babaji, a mysterious, celestial being who brought spiritual solace to all who seemed it. It is through Mahavatar Babaji that Paramahansa Yogananda, author of the Autobiography of a Yogi and one of the greatest saints of modern India, came to bring the science of Kriya Yoga to the West.

The practice of Nada Yoga has been used since ancient times to calm and transform inner consciousness and to heal body, mind, and spirit. Through music, mantra, and pranayama, students of Nada Yoga learn to listen, drawing themselves into a deep level of consciousness. In this state, it is believed that anything is possible.

The practice of Kundalini Yoga, often referred to as a technology, talks about the shift from the Piscean Age to the Aquarian Age. The Aquarian Age, which started October 11, 2011 according to Yogi Bhajan, is a 2,000 year period of time where we will connect to the earth, or the mother. This deepening connection will heal the injuries we have caused to the earth, making us aware that we are ju...

In this episode of Yogic Paths, we explain the Origins of Modern Yoga, tracing the evolution of postural yoga and how its present form evolved with all its distinct approaches to the hatha asanas. Its origins are often credited to Patanjali, the author of the Yoga Sutras, which lays forth a map for how to fix the dilemma of human life.

Through Raja Yoga meditation and other advanced meditation practices, you begin to have unique experiences of realization. In this episode of Yogic Paths, you will explore the profound realms of meditation, the heart of Raja Yoga.

In this episode of Yogic Paths you will be introduced to the fascinating world of Siddhis, also known as yogic superpowers. Said to be cultivated through an exceptional mind and body connection, one that is derived through meditation with specific intention, Siddhis can include powers such as telepathy, telekinesis, clairvoyance, the ability to heal, levitation, flying, becoming very small, be...

Throughout Hindu and Yogic history, legends of gods, and goddesses are shared to provide wisdom and insight into everyday life. In this installment of Yogic Paths, you will explore the significance of goddesses, such as Lakshmi, Durga, and Saraswati, as well as the importance of the Seven Matrikas (or the Seven Divine Sisters) and the Blood Mysteries (the innate power manifested in the women...