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  • Aug 1, 2019

    Is there meaning to life?

    The meaning of life is not in what we do, the meaning is in where does it come from? What is the impulse that gives you the capacity to be conscious?

  • Jul 21, 2019

    How real is the law of cause and effect?

    In our common-sense daily life and from a materialistic perspective the law of cause and effect seem evident and not even worth questioning. However, modern science, western philosophy and Indian Advaita have all put into question its validity: According to modern quantum physics: the law of cause and effect is not essentially true, because events…

  • Jul 18, 2019

    There is suffering, yet there is One

    I am not oblivious to the horrors of the world and I don’t understand why there needs to be so much suffering. Yet my intimate experience of the Mystery is so strong that I just have to admit, though I don’t understand this suffering, that it is all part of the One.  At the same…

  • Jul 14, 2019

    Conscious Presence

    Everyone and everything in the universe, known and unknown, is part of the network of Reality. We may love and hate, we may accept and not accept, but these attitudes are just expressions of our individual mental conditioning. Whether we are disagreeing or agreeing, liking and disliking, let us be Aware. But what is it…

  • Jul 14, 2019

    What is important is the Unchanging

    Narada: I have wonderful experiences through the practice of Yoga, but when they are over, they are only a memory. I’m sure they have contributed to my overall spiritual development, but is there more to the fulfillment of human potential? Swami Nishchalananda: What we are really interested in is not changing experiences, but That which…

  • Jul 5, 2019

    The Guru Principle

    This satsang was given at Mandala Yoga Ashram on the 8th of June 2018, on ‘Guru Purnima’, a day traditional in India for acknowledging the role of the ‘Guru’ or Teacher. “I don’t think an external teacher really teaches you anything……  except to show you, directly or indirectly, where you are stuck in a particular…

  • Jun 28, 2019

    Meditation – going deeper, a course given at Mandala Ashram in October 2018

    ‘…. when we see that our belief systems and our behaviour is nothing but conditioning, that then gives us the starting point for looking deeper through meditation’ Swami Nishchalananda Saraswati This satsang, and question and answer sessions, were part of the ‘Meditation  –  going deeper’ course run by Swami Nishchalananda and others in October 2018…

  • Jun 23, 2019

    The Limitation of Conceptual Thinking.

    A satsang given to a visiting yoga group, on the limitation of thinking in the search for wisdom and insight.

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Swami Nishchalananda

Swami Nishchalananda Saraswati is accorded the title Yogacharya, Master of Yoga, by the Bihar School of Yoga where he studied with his Teacher, Swami Satyananda Saraswati, for 14 years. He has dedicated his life to teaching the principles of Yoga, Tantra and Advaita.

Swamiji’s story

Books and Publications

Swamiji has written many classic Yoga texts in the name of his teacher. In his own name he’s written two profound texts for the modern era. He’s also recorded songs from Yoga’s traditional roots. Many of his teaachings are recorded, or can be sourced, here in this blog

Publications

Mandala Yoga Ashram

Swami Nishchalananda was valued highly as a teacher in India, and was asked to found an ashram there on several occasions. However, he felt the pull to return to Europe, and then to a piece of land in the heart of Wales which, from humble beginnings, became his Ashram.

Mandala Yoga Ashram

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