”All beings are originally pure, naturally joyful and full of love.

Everyone of us has the same pure enlightened potential like Jesus, Babaji

and all other masters do, it just needs to be revealed with specific practices.

Through Amrita Kriya Yoga it is possible to heal all our emotional traumas

as well as to attain lightbody, the highest of all spiritual attainments,

and have lots of fun doing it! Every one of us can fully tap our innate potential

and become perfected masters. This has always been the goal of yoga.

In fact, there are no other goals in yoga.”

- Amrita Baba, founder of Amrita Mandala

Spiced with joyfulness and loving devotion (bhakti), Amrita Kriya Yoga is a form of meditative yoga that uses sacred syllables (mantra), special breathing practices, and other advanced techniques to return the body and mind of the practitioner to its original pristine state of Divinity. Through these instructions, we can experience and realize the Perfect Joyful Divinity that lies hidden inside every one of us.

The Amrita Mandala method consists of two paths that support each other and lead to the highest goal of the light body, also known as rainbow body. These are the Path of Healing and Light and the Path of Wisdom and Clarity. Amrita Kriya Yoga is the main practice of the Path of Healing and Light which, as the name suggests, removes and heals karmas and traumas that are stuck in the subtle body, its subtle channels, and physical cells. When both of these paths are finished one becomes a fully enlightened master or a living mahasiddha.

As a small boy, Amrita Baba was blessed countless times by nonphysical masters from the subtle planes. Later, Baba studied with Sivakami Om Anandi, an American lady-siddha, who helped him to better understand his karma and connection with these masters. This led to him learning long-forgotten teachings from great masters such as Agastya, Babaji, and Thirumular. Some of these teachings haven't been taught on Earth for 10 000 years. For the first time in over 10 years, Amrita Baba provided these teachings again.

Yogis on Display should be performed within 3 months after the course.

Yogis on Display means meditating and doing your practices in a public place where others can see you. Yogis on Display is Amrita Baba's initiative to bring the practice of yoga and meditation into public awareness starting from everyone's place of living. You are required to make social media posts (Facebook, Instagram, others) with #yogisondisplay of each session you do.

In Amrita Mandala, participants can pay part or full of their fees by performing this public service. Click here for more information on Yogis on Display.