KRIYA YOGA MISSION
What is Kriya Yoga?
Kriya Yoga is a scientific method of Yoga practice wherein the Kriya practitioner easily attains mastery over the breath, thereby bringing under control the mind and all major physiological functions. This leads to a gradual state of withdrawal or Pratyahara leading to an inner mental peace and Self-Realization. Kriya Yoga gives the practitioner the simultaneous development of his body, mind and soul; its practice is non-sectarian and available to all people regardless of their religion background.
Age Bar
There are no age restrictions for practicing Kriya Yoga – even a child of 8 years can practise it easily.
Physical Attainments
Kriya Yoga strengthens our heart and lungs. It cures indigestion and increases appetite. It protects liver, kidney, pancreas and other organs within our abdomen. This yoga removes retarded health, gout, depression and nervous debility and brings about healthy gloss of skin and luster of body. It prevents oldness and rejuvenates elderly persons. Is very essential for attaining hormonal balance.
Mental Attainments
Kriya Yoga makes our mind calm. Deep inhalation of oxygen associated with other helpful chemical ingredients makes our memory strong. Pranayam or Meditation also gives us energy and agility. The veering mind attains rapt attention, which ultimately turns to concentration of mind. By practising this Divine Kriya Yoga, we can easily overcome common day-to-day human problems such as stress, tension, anger, fear, jealousy, frustration and what not.
Spiritual Attainments
By practising Kriya Yoga, we immediately perceive three Holy presence of God within ourselves i.e. Divine Light, Divine Sound and Divine Vibration. Kriya Yoga awakes our Kundalini Shakti within a short time. We, therefore, achieve cosmic consciousness stage, the Supreme Goal of Divinity.








Mahavatara Babaji Mahavatar
Lahiri Mahasaya
Sri Yukteswar Giri
Paramahamsa Yogananda
Paramahamsa Hariharananda
Yogacharya Tapan Bose Swarupananda Brahmachari
Lineage of Kriya Yoga Gurus
Sanjal Mahasaya
Satyananda Giri