Paramahansa Yogivah Giri Satsangs

About Paramahansa Yogivah Giri Satsangs

Paramahansa Yogivah Giri Ji is a God-realized yogi dedicated to guiding sincere seekers on the path to Self and God-realization. He spent seven years under the personal guidance of Gurus and Mahatmas in the Himalayas and has been serving Gurus and sincere devotees for more than 55 years. He continues this service through initiation into Paramahansa Yogananda’s Kriya Yoga and the Knowledge as Given by Totapuri Maharaj, the Guru of Paramahansa Ramakrishna. Having obtained Divine enlightenment, he inspires and guides devotees from all around the world through spiritual writings and videos, weekly Satsangs, personal instructions and sacred initiations. Here you may listen the recording of Yogivah Giri’s satsangs. Want to know more? You are invited to join dedicated WhatsApp group (https://chat.whatsapp.com/Kwspt6sIaC3Gk4WCByjrCs), learn Kriya Yoga, meditate and ask questions.

Publisher

Paramahansa Yogivah Giri

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

5 May 2025

Latest episode

10 Aug 2026

Latest episodes

32 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   10 Aug 2026

   The Unfiltered Truth of Kriya Yoga

   Paramahansa Yogivah Giri cuts through the common misconceptions surrounding spiritual practice, arguing that true yoga is far more than just sitting in meditation to stop your thoughts. Instead, he challenges listeners to be deeply thoughtful throughout the day, observing the world non-superficially to understand the profound energetic reality behind all life. Drawing from his direct experience living with enlightened Mahatmas in the Himalayas since the age of sixteen, he clarifies that spiritual organizations are merely gross structures meant to point toward an inner essence. He warns against militant attachments to a single “right” way of practicing, emphasizing that genuine spirituality is expansive, all-inclusive, and rooted in direct personal experience rather than blind belief in second-hand stories or rumors. Referencing the timeless wisdom of the Upanishads and the divine dialogue between Sri Krishna and Arjuna in the Mahabharata, this satsang brings the focus back to continuous, disciplined inner work. He explains that karma is an active, ongoing energetic process shaped by our present reactions, ultimately dictating our future reality and spiritual connection. Key insights include: • Why true yoga requires deep, non-superficial contemplation during waking hours, not just silencing the mind • The danger of relying on second-hand spiritual rumors instead of direct, personal experience • How spiritual organizations serve only as the initial, gross structure to finding the essence within • The expansive, inclusive nature of Kriya Yoga versus rigid, militant approaches to practice • How karmic tendencies continually shape our reality through our ongoing energetic reactions • The core message of Vedic scriptures as practical tools for continuous self-realization. Timestamps: 00:00:13 - The misconception of yoga as merely stopping thoughts 00:00:45 - Looking at the world non-superficially 00:08:44 - Seeking God-realization and questioning human existence 00:14:13 - Examining religious structures versus spiritual reality 00:15:56 - The danger of militant, rigid approaches to Kriya Yoga 00:18:46 - Learning directly from enlightened Mahatmas in the Himalayas 00:36:47 - Why spiritual rumors and second-hand stories are unreliable 01:48:10 - Understanding karmic activities and daily energetic reactions 01:51:03 - The divine dialogue between Sri Krishna and Arjuna 01:52:12 - Spiritual organizations as the gross structure of inner practice 01:54:17 - Connecting with the Guru spiritually rather than physically

2. 

   4 Jul 2026

   Contentment Is the True Empire

   This talk centers on King Janaka’s awakening as a direct mirror for the listener’s own spiritual life. Paramahansa Yogivah Giri uses the Janaka story to show how worldly achievement, status, and even spiritual busyness all remain unstable when measured against the soul’s deeper reality. The core teaching is simple and repeated throughout: contentment is your true nature, and realization begins when attention turns inward. Desire, ambition, and identification with the body and mind create discontent because everything external changes. He also corrects several common misunderstandings about Kriya Yoga. He argues that Kriya is an inner, spiritual practice, not a set of outer routines, symbols, or social habits, and that true practice is done alone in quiet inwardness. He also stresses that wisdom comes from experience, not book learning or spiritual branding. Key insights include: • Janaka’s realization shows that the king, the body, and the mind are all witnessed, not the true self. • “Whatever is gained in time will be lost in time” is used as a constant reminder of impermanence. • Desire is presented as the poverty of the soul, while contentment is the true empire. • Kriya Yoga is defined as an inner spiritual action, not an external form or performance. • Group meditation is rejected as unnecessary for Kriya practice. • True teachers emphasize your realization, not their own image or status. • Spiritual life does not depend on outward renunciation, brand names, or added practices. • Real wisdom comes from direct inner experience, especially through meditation. Timestamps: • 00:00 — Opening conversation and bird imagery. • 02:30 — Why it is good to verify satsang teachings. • 03:50 — King Janaka’s story begins. • 06:40 — “Whatever is gained in time will be lost in time.” • 10:00 — Contentment as the true empire. • 14:30 — Why change and impermanence disturb the mind. • 20:00 — Desire as the poverty of the soul. • 24:50 — Realization as contentment. • 30:00 — Wisdom comes from experience, not books. • 34:00 — Kriya Yoga is spiritual, not physical. • 40:00 — Why true practice is inward and secret. • 46:00 — Group meditation is questioned and rejected. • 52:00 — What to emphasize in spiritual life. • 58:00 — False gurus and externalism. • 1:04:00 — Balancing worldly work with inner realization.

3. 

   28 Jun 2026

   Realization Beyond Ritual

   In this satsang, Sri Paramahansa Yogivah Giri speaks plainly about the difference between outer spiritual activity and inner realization. He returns again and again to the same center: the truth of God, Kriya Yoga, and devotion is not found in borrowed opinions, formal labels, or public performance, but in direct experience. He draws a sharp distinction between teaching and guiding. A true guru does not merely give information; he points the seeker inward, toward consciousness, purity, and a living relationship with God. The talk emphasizes that technique alone is not the goal, and that even sincere practice only matters when it leads to inner change. The speaker also reflects on Ramakrishna, Yogananda, Lahiri Mahasaya, and other realized figures to show that authentic spiritual life is always rooted in realization, not imitation. He questions the habit of repeating traditions without verifying them in one’s own consciousness, and he warns against confusing organizational identity with spiritual depth. At the heart of the talk is a call to honesty. Look carefully at where your attention goes, what you truly love, and whether your practice is bringing you closer to God or merely adding more spiritual language. For serious practitioners who want truth, not performance. Key insights include:- Real progress begins with your own experience.- Kriya Yoga without realization becomes repetition.- A guru should guide inward, not just instruct outwardly.- Scripture makes sense after realization, not before it.- Devotion is shown by what you naturally return to.- Consciousness matters more than external activity.- Spiritual identity is not the same as spiritual depth.- Technique has value only when used sincerely.- The inner path is personal, direct, and uncompromising.- God-realization is the point, not the display. Timestamps:- 00:00 — Formless God and the power of a place.- 02:32 — Why personal experience matters.- 07:14 — Kriya Yoga in different traditions.- 12:31 — Ramakrishna and spontaneous realization.- 16:56 — Beyond “everything is one.”- 18:33 — Realization versus borrowed teaching.- 21:12 — AI, superstition, and false answers.- 23:14 — Initiation, energy, and transmission.- 26:44 — Scholars, scripture, and direct knowledge.- 30:53 — Organization, credibility, and assumptions.- 35:22 — Ignorance and the need for self-inquiry.- 40:50 — Energy in sacred places.- 45:08 — Progress through consciousness, not activities.- 49:33 — Falling in love with God.- 55:50 — Why guidance matters more than technique.

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