Prajnana Mission

Prajnana Mission The Prajnana Mission is engaged in four major activities for the welfare of mankind: Spiritual Foundation, Education, Health Care, Relief.

A teacher should see students' mistakes to help them prevent future mistakes. The motive is not to demoralize or hurt th...
23/08/2026

A teacher should see students' mistakes to help them prevent future mistakes. The motive is not to demoralize or hurt the student, but to help free them from mistakes.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

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We are human beings. We have the ability to solve our problems and make our lives better. When we break the cycle of ign...
22/08/2026

We are human beings. We have the ability to solve our problems and make our lives better. When we break the cycle of ignorance, imagination, and ego, more divinity and love will manifest.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

https://www.kriya.org/sharethis/product/ed3d2c21991e3bef5e069713af9fa6ca/books/en

Others can motivate or inspire us, but we must help ourselves. We must work hard to improve ourselves. We always should ...
21/08/2026

Others can motivate or inspire us, but we must help ourselves. We must work hard to improve ourselves. We always should think positively about becoming better people, about how to remove our conditioning.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

https://www.kriya.org/sharethis/product/ed3d2c21991e3bef5e069713af9fa6ca/books/en

Every little thing we take into our heads and store in memory; we don't want to release or erase. Later whenever the mem...
20/08/2026

Every little thing we take into our heads and store in memory; we don't want to release or erase. Later whenever the memory surfaces, we will suffer, as well as make others suffer. Can't we cleanse our minds? Life is filled with trouble and difficulty. When we face trials, we should not allow them in our heads.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

https://www.kriya.org/sharethis/product/ed3d2c21991e3bef5e069713af9fa6ca/books/en

We love to have others' appreciation. When we are criticized, we don't easily accept it. We tend to defend ourselves and...
19/08/2026

We love to have others' appreciation. When we are criticized, we don't easily accept it. We tend to defend ourselves and deny the truth. Very rarely do people easily admit wrongdoing and apologize.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

https://www.kriya.org/sharethis/product/ed3d2c21991e3bef5e069713af9fa6ca/books/en

It is difficult to digest both praise and criticism with humility, but it is actually easier to digest scolding words. I...
18/08/2026

It is difficult to digest both praise and criticism with humility, but it is actually easier to digest scolding words. In spiritual life, to humbly absorb praise and appreciation is very difficult. When somebody is praising you, be careful.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

https://www.kriya.org/sharethis/product/ed3d2c21991e3bef5e069713af9fa6ca/books/en

I had a friend who could sing hundreds of movie songs from memory, but he couldn't remember anything from the school tex...
17/08/2026

I had a friend who could sing hundreds of movie songs from memory, but he couldn't remember anything from the school text. Another friend could remember everything about cricket tournaments, but nothing about his studies. This is all inner conditioning. We live with our conditioned mind. We live with our inner likes and dislikes.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

https://www.kriya.org/sharethis/product/ed3d2c21991e3bef5e069713af9fa6ca/books/en

We all are potentially divine. We all are children of God. Why can't we be more loving, kind, and divine? We have create...
16/08/2026

We all are potentially divine. We all are children of God. Why can't we be more loving, kind, and divine? We have created an insulator with our egos, emotions, and imaginations, blocking the manifestation of divinity. It happens at the mental level also. We live in the mind and senses. The mind is not clean. It is not possible to understand situations in a neutral way because our minds are insulated or conditioned. When the mind is conditioned it cannot understand a situation or person as it actually is. Because of this conditioning we suffer a lot.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

https://www.kriya.org/sharethis/product/ed3d2c21991e3bef5e069713af9fa6ca/books/en

In life we find many good and bad things. When we consider others' lives, let us see the good things. When we attempt im...
15/08/2026

In life we find many good and bad things. When we consider others' lives, let us see the good things. When we attempt impartial self-analysis, let us first see our weaknesses. But don't worry about the mountain of weaknesses; they don't matter. Even a few good qualities can eliminate a mountain of bad qualities. A little matchstick can remove the darkness in a big hall.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

https://www.kriya.org/sharethis/product/ed3d2c21991e3bef5e069713af9fa6ca/books/en

Human life is an exchange of time, talent, skill, and determination. Sometimes we even exchange sleep for work. So let u...
14/08/2026

Human life is an exchange of time, talent, skill, and determination. Sometimes we even exchange sleep for work. So let us have the attitude that we will exchange things for a good cause, which we will call renunciation or sacrifice.

Excerpt from The Path of Perfection by Paramahamsa Prajnanananda
Life is the ultimate teacher. Who am I? Where am I going? This invaluable text reassures us that we are not alone, that walking the Path of Perfection is the journey home. This compilation of talks given at the Kriya Yoga Centre in Tattendorf, Austria was intended to help us along the spiritual path, reminding us that human life is a special gift from God. We can make life beautiful by living with love, service, and spiritual discipline. Written in a conversational style that approximates the feeling of listening directly to Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. The Path of Perfection is filled with captivating stories and vivid parables. Topics include living purposefully, developing positive behavior patterns, cultivating spirituality with joyful work, discovering what we truly need, communicating with skill, interacting lovingly with others, maintaining inner strength and determination, discriminating clearly in word and deed, and integrating head, heart, and hands.

https://www.kriya.org/sharethis/product/ed3d2c21991e3bef5e069713af9fa6ca/books/en

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