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Yoga Tattwa Upanishad
by Swami Satyadharma Saraswati
$35 (includes postage)

​Yoga Tattwa Upanishad is an ancient treatise discussing the five elements of creation and specific practices of yoga, including: nadi shodhana pranayama,  kumbhaka, bandhas, mahavedha, khechari mudra, viparitakarani mudra, vajroli mudra, and amaroli. There are detailed instructions on how to meditate upon and realize these elements and their associated powers. Included in the text are the original Sanskrit verses, transliteration, word meanings, translation, as well as a comprehensive commentary by Swami Satyadharma.
​Note: Yoga Tattwa Upanishad is Volume 2 in the Yoga Upanishad series.

Yoga Darshana Upanishad
by Swami Satyadharma Saraswati
$35 (includes postage)

​Yoga Darshana Upanishad comprises ten sections which describe in detail the eightfold path of yoga. The topics of these sections are: yama, niyama, asana, the subtle or pranic body, pranayama (two sections), pratyahara, dharana, dhyana and samadhi, the eighth limb of raja yoga. These tantric teachings on pratyahara and dharana are unique, and will not be found in any other texts on yoga or meditation.
​Note: Yoga Darshana Upanishad is Volume 3 in the Yoga Upanishad series.

Yoga Kundali Upanishad
by Swami Satyadharma Saraswati
$35 (includes postage)

​Yoga Kundali Upanishad is arranged in three parts. Chapter one contains the yogic physiology of kundalini and the requisite disciplines necessary to undertake her activation and awakening. Chapter two contains an exposition of the important practices of khecari mudra and sutra neti. Chapter three contains more specific instructions on how to maintain a higher sadhana, including meditation practices on sound and Soham, on the atman, spontaneous jnana yoga, and merging with the atman. Finally the master reveals how to become a supreme yogi.
​Note: Yoga Kundali Upanishad is Volume 4 in the Yoga Upanishad series.

Nadabindu & Dhyanabindu Upanishads
by Swami Satyadharma Saraswati
$35 (includes postage)
 
These two Upanishads focus on meditation on the bindu, the source point or origin of individual creation, where the primal sound (first vibration) begins as the mantra Om. Nadabindu states that through continuously meditating on Om, the yogin is liberated from worldly life, unaffected by individual karmas. Dhyanabindu, an expansion of Nadabindu, recommends many practices including mudras, bandhas, bija mantras and the raising of kundalini shakti.  Includes a foreword on the life and teachings of Swami Satyadharma, who passed away while writing her commentary on Dhyanabindu.
​Note: Nadabindu and Dhyanabindu Upanishads comprise Volume 5 in the Yoga Upanishad series.

BOOK BUNDLES
by Swami Satyadharma Saraswati
$98 (any 3 Upanishad titles) - price includes postage
$108 (all 4 Upanishad titles) - price includes postage

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NEW: Chanting Package
Click here to access a free, extensive collection of traditional Sanskrit chants (transliteration sheets and recordings) compiled and chanted by renowned mantra teacher, Swami Muktimurti.
Suitable for all chanting practitioners as well as beginners who wish to learn.

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KIRTAN NOW

​Skype sessions with Sangita
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Yoga Darshan is truly over the moon to welcome the addition of Kirtan Now!
We all know how much joy kirtan brings to the heart and also how conducive chanting and singing mantras can be before meditation.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful to call on a friend and learn your favourite kirtans and chants?
Sangita is offering to teach up to 3 kirtans, bhajans or chants of choice per session.
Sessions will take place via Skype at a cost of $30 for 30 minutes.
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Remember: Musical ability is not important - kirtan is for everyone!
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