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Hey Leo, now you don't do daily practice what's the point of meditation?

I originally posted this on the Kriya Yoga Megathread but nobody has replied in >1 week so I'm posting here JC Stevens says that you should start doing pranayama for 12 reps a day. Then after a few months increase to 24 But I only plan on doing pranayama + maha mudra + Kriya Supreme Fire. So I can obviously increase the rate. How do I know when to increase the amount of pranayamas I'm doing? And by how many reps?

Well then Leo, what's the point of executing on our ambition then? Other than to fulfill personal cravings? If there's any other reason...

@Leo Gura Started learning KP1 today but skipped over Om Japa in the Chakras - JC Stevens said it was a requirement for KP1. Should I bother doing Om Japa?

Leo what sorts of problems do extroverts have? It'd be nice to know before they come up.

Leo would you recommend your books if you haven't started psychedelics yet?

I assumed he wouldn't lie being an exceptional spiritual teacher. But I guess its for marketing and increasing the spread of Kriya Yoga. Why though?

I'm about to get into it. It has a lot of things my personality would enjoy like fantasy elements, extensive creativity, socialization, acting, etc. Good hobby? Or should I get something more focused on skill building

Leo if we do different pranayama techniques how are we meant to determine what potential modifications to use? Do we follow our intuition as Gamana says?

I heard you don't meditate anymore Leo When would you recommend it? If it helps I'm 18 and never had a psychedelic. And also thanks so much for the pranayama-liberation range. I could reach God in 3-10 years even before tasting a single psychedelic it actually means so much.

Leo do you do any of Steven's KP1, KP2, KP3, Pranayama? Or just Gamanas Supreme Pranayama? I'm thinking of learning pranayama with Stevens then switching to Gamanas Supreme variant when I get better

@mmKay Yea pranayama is the exercise you're is describing Where to start? Leo says in a Book List Review to build a routine read two of the books and lay them together. The review is either book 1 or 2 on the kriya section. Leo also only does Supreme Fire + Pranayama + Maha Mudra (although currently cutting that out). He says those techniques are most effective so I'm doing that. But he also says you should also experiment to see what works for you. I would also read whatever he posts on the forum everyday. And on the advanced search you can look up kriya terms like "kriya" "pranayama" because he offers gold nuggets of advice and information. Like everything he's said in this post was a gold nugget.

Hey Leo, just wondering why would a yoga master like Mahayasa, Yuketswar, etc continue to practice yoga despite being liberated already?

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@Leo Gura what are the factors influencing time taken to reach liberation?

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Leo just said he thought a lot of the spiritual power stories were exaggerated

JC Stevens says that you should start doing pranayama for 12 reps a day. Then after a few months increase to 24 But I only plan on doing pranayama and maha mudra. So I can obviously increase the rate. How do I know when to increase the amount of pranayamas I'm doing?

Leo do we really have to stay consistent with the kriya yoga everyday? I do wanna do it everyday, but what if there's days I literally can't? Like I'm extremely sick I'm scared that I'll lose a lot of benefits because of these insurmountable circumstances

Leo do you recommend for business owners, after learning marketing skills, we transfer it to another employee and stop doing it?

@Leo GuraHow many years would it take to become great? 18 now and I've had to stop writing and am now in finding the process of my re LP. I hope I can get great by 30, but its ok if I work hard in 20s then greatness comes with less work organically after 30s

Page 350 Thanks for the advice

5 minutes ago I was reading Autpbiography of a Yogi, the authors note where Yogananda recommends before starting Kriya Yoga I should do some preparatory exercoses created by the SRF foundation. Is that actually necessary? Never heard of Leo talking about doing prep exercises before starting a Kriya Yoga habit.

Hey Leo, say I spend 20 years doing both 20s doing business 30s doing meditation What would I do past 40? I don't think I've seen you talk about that

I was thinking about how most people believe your 20's are the best years of your life. And if you're very materially successful you wealth, health, whatever you've built etc means your 30's are the best years of your life, and the other decades decline but you're still happy because of the rock solid foundation. But after watching Leo's videos where he discusses the increases of consciousness and subsequent leaps in happiness that are caused by spirituality, I was wondering, as long as you keep growing the right ways, doesn't life (overall) get better as you age? 18yo btw