Wow, there are so many resources to explore! Enjoy, but don't forget to turn off the computer and actually experience meditation!
This is the main Ananda website for the U.S., with free inspiration, books on-line, meditation support, and more!
A site listing upcoming events and retreats for the East Coast.
Ananda Center in York, ME, our sister center just about an hour and a half north.
Another sister center, about two hours south between Providence and the RI/CT border, off 95.
Ananda India and the current home of Swami Kriyananda. Lots of resources and inspiration!
More info and links to resources, talks, and up to date schedule on Swami's planned visit to the US in 2008.
More info about Ananda Yoga, a meditative style of hatha yoga with the unique aspects of uplifting affirmations for each pose, as well as Yogananda's Energization Exercises.
Fresh, insightful inspiration every Sunday! On themes from the Bible and the Bhagavad-Gita. This is the best podcast ever
(and I'm not biased!) Don't miss it! Or, if you do, iTunes has it as a free podcast also, going back over a couple years.
Blogs by Jaya Helin and Sadhana Devi Helin, who live and serve now in India. Jaya writes monthly about interesting and inspirational topics concerning India. Sadhana Devi's blog includes the full text of her book on the history of Ananda during its first decade: 1968-1977, as well as additional history on Ananda.
Additional blogs by those who live the path of yoga and willing to share with all of us!
Healing prayer articles and info.
To request healing prayers for yourself or others
Meditation support galore! "Begin meditating now" is one option!
Gift of Peace website with short flash movie
For on-line, free inspiration in all forms!
Ananda's Home Study Course in Meditation, Raja Yoga, leading to Kriya Yoga.
Every thing you want to know about Kriya Yoga, as taught by Yogananda and mentioned in his book Autobiography of a Yogi.
Ananda Sangha (Fellowship with Truth-Seekers) around the world.
Gita Class Commentaries and Study Info on video or mp3. This is an outstanding resource explaining the meaning behind all the metaphors in the Bhagavad-Gita (overwise it seems like a pretty wild story!)