KRIYA YOG

"Ever since my initiation into Kriya Yoga, something sacred has awakened within me—a quiet shift, yet deeply transformative. I feel more anchored in my being, as if I’ve returned home after wandering far. A sense of balance now flows through me, my thoughts are clearer, my focus steady, and my body renewed with vibrant health. But more than anything, I feel alive again. It’s as if a forgotten light within me has been reignited—gentle, radiant, and unwavering. This inner light guides me, nourishes me, and reminds me daily that the divine is not distant, but alive within. I walk this path with deep reverence and gratitude."

Rooted in the timeless teachings of Kriya Yog as imparted by Shri Mahavtar Babaji, Rudranaad Foundation—guided by Rudranaad Baba and Rudraraj ji—is a vibrant space for inner exploration and soulful living.

At our Ashram, daily yagna, havan, and puja are at the heart of our rhythm, supported by group sadhanas, chanting, and Vedic learning. Our path extends beyond the sacred—with Annadan, student support, and environmental seva.

Creativity is celebrated through art camps, poetry, music, and cultural gatherings, offering soulful expression and reflection.

With young Sadhaks, we observe festivals and pilgrimage with joy and intention.

This is not just an ashram—it’s a living journey of self-discovery, peace, and shared light.

The teachings of the Rudranaad Foundation have had a profound impact on my personal life and emotional well-being, offering clarity, stability, and a deeper sense of purpose. The practices are not only spiritually enriching but also deeply therapeutic, especially for individuals with learning disabilities. The structured kriyas, sound-based meditations, and guided sadhanas create a gentle yet powerful space that bridges cognitive gaps, supporting neurodiverse minds with tools that complement and enhance traditional therapies. It's a rare blend of ancient wisdom and accessible practice that truly transforms.

As the Bhagavad Gita teaches, the path to self-realization weaves together Bhaktiyog (devotion), Gnanayog (knowledge), and Karmayog (selfless action).

At Rudranaad Foundation, under the guidance of Shri Rudrarajji, we strive to embody these paths through Vedic chanting, group meditation, yajna, and havan—nurturing the spirit of Sanatan Dharma.

Our seva includes Annadan, tree plantations, and support for students, reflecting our dedication to selfless service. Pilgrimages to sacred sites like Kashi and the Himalayas deepen our connection with art, music, and the divine.

Through Kriya Yoga and the blessings of Babaji and Maa, as taught by Shri Rudrarajji, I’ve found fearlessness, joy, and inner contentment. Our journey continues—beyond form, toward the formless.