"Jai Guru" - A tribute to Paramahamsa Hariharananda

A photo montage about Paramahamsa Hariharananda (1907-2002), the last God-realized master of Kriya Yoga. The song "Jai Guru" is sang by his direct disciple, Yogi Sarveshwarananda, and is part of his CD "Bhakti and Shakti". To know more about Kriya Yoga or order the CD, please send an email to [e-mail]
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[@pratimakarmakar6590]

Pronam Gurudev kipa koro.🙏🌷🙏🌷🙏🌷

[@agnimeghsangeetalay7279]

Jai guru jai guru jai

[@yuewenb]

As you stated Paramahamsa Hariharananda is not the last God realized master of Kriya Yoga, He trained a disciple Paramahamsa Prajnananda who became realized and was given the title Paramahamsa by Paramahamsa Hariharananda himself.

[@rocky821]

This channel is of a yogacharya named don baba who left paramhansa harihananda and went independent after his passing so they don't consider paramhansa prajnananda as a guru. Also some yogacharyas left the organization and went independent cause they couldn't accept a paramhansa prajnananda who was a young monk back then as the next spiritual leader. They thought harihananda would make any of them as paramhansa and next spiritual leader but harihananda didn't.

[@yuewenb]

@@rocky821 Thinking is over rated. They trusted P. Hariharandaji only where they wanted to. The ego seperates, and the ego cannot become enlightened. The lower ego mind cannot observe or change itself, only the higher or Spiritual self can thru observation. It is the difference between "observing something intensely you have never seen before (thus no judgement/ego), just silent wonder and observation. As compared to reacting to something with anger, fear, lust or whatever, or even thinking about something known. I would listen and apply all my Guru told me if able. But obviously their ego prevented them and they did not trust their Guru's insight. But thank you the history lesson.

[@mfrom1]

beautifull. Thank you very much Swamiji. For all.

[@Siddharth-Mukherjee]

Jai Guru