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I am hidden in your heart, O Flower.

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The body passes away. Everything is impermanent except the love of God.

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A revered teacher in the Kriya Yoga tradition, known for his relationship with Paramahansa Yogananda and his role in imparting the teachings of Kriya Yoga. His book "The Holy Science" presents a synthesis of Eastern and Western spiritual knowledge, emphasizing the unity of all religious paths and the importance of spiritual practice for self-realization. His teachings focus on the alignment of spiritual and scientific understanding for personal growth.
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An American disciple of Paramahansa Yogananda, he was a spiritual teacher and the founder of the Ananda communities. He dedicated his life to spreading the teachings of Kriya Yoga, emphasizing the importance of meditation and spiritual practice as paths to self-realization. He wrote extensively on spirituality and yoga, offering guidance on how to live a balanced, purposeful life that integrates spiritual practice with everyday activities. Through his leadership, Ananda became a global center for spiritual learning and service.