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Yoga must be life itself, not merely exercise. This living path flows from a spiritual lineage, a blessing that is real and effective. Humans possess dangerous potential, yet spiritual guidance functions as an inner restraint, a knowing of right and wrong. The universal human mission is to ultimately merge with the Divine, but this requires following a path. That path is guided by an inner navigator, one's honest intuition and feeling. Do not seek to solve all the world's problems, for that is impossible. The world experiences cycles of destruction, yet pure souls are drawn into divine consciousness beforehand. The essential force is love, which unites, while dogmatic belief breeds hate and division. Love for the Divine is deeply personal and manifests in countless ways. One must continually inquire into life's purpose, moving beyond mere animal existence. This is a lifelong path of practice, not theoretical knowledge. Just as an Olympic athlete trains relentlessly, spiritual achievement demands constant practice. Do not be fanatical; share openly and drink from any clean well of wisdom. The principle is to give, for giving creates happiness and freedom, while taking accrues obligation. Human life is a spiritual opportunity to understand and alleviate the suffering of all creatures. "Love unites, hate divides." "Practice, practice, O son of Kuntī, practice." Filming location: Vép, Hungary

You may call yourselves pilots, but you have no certificate to fly. You can imagine you are, but you are not. A crow sat atop a temple during prayers, believing the devotion was for him. When a noise frightened him away, he saw the prayers continued without him; they were for the idol, not him. The self-made master is that crow, holding an invalid passport. Never travel with a wrong passport. A master was lecturing on renunciation. A listener questioned why the disciple Rāmdās lived in kingly comfort. That night, the master led Rāmdās on a harsh journey to a remote cave, instructing him to stay for ascetic practice. The master left. Exhausted, Rāmdās slept. By destiny, King Śivājī was picnicking nearby. His soldiers found the sleeping guru. The king swiftly erected a luxurious tent for him. The master later showed the questioner this scene from afar. The disciple renounced comfort, but comfort did not renounce him. That is destiny and the Guru's grace. "Quack, quack, quack, quack, I am here, come and pray to me here." "He renounced the comfort, but comfort doesn't renounce him." Filming location: Vép, Hungary

The mystery of life is beyond physical health and requires a balanced, open approach to well-being. Good health is essential but not the ultimate aim. Modern medicine and yoga are complementary wings for healing; neither system can cure all things for all people. We must avoid narrow judgments of any health system—allopathy, naturopathy, or Ayurveda. Be like a honey bee, gathering nectar from all flowers. Personal spiritual achievement is individual and influences one's surroundings. By changing yourself to be peaceful, you positively affect others, like a calm neighbor. This is a grassroots development: slow, sure growth from within. Do not constantly change your core practice. "Be the change you want to see." "We should be like a honey bee... take the nectar from all kinds of flowers." Filming location: Vép, Hungary

Happiness is an internal feeling, not derived from external conditions. Release all mental conflicts concerning religions, cultures, or nations. Place yourself in a state where you declare, "now I am happy." Proceed slowly and gently, like a wave. You are a wave of the cosmic Self, having arisen from and destined to merge back into the ocean. Daily life is saṃsāra, filled with unchangeable and unacceptable experiences. Human life grows increasingly complicated and threatened, despite greater development and intellect. This occurs because humanity has gone too far, losing the feeling of nature. Within each day, take minutes to establish happiness or peace within yourself. We cannot do good for everyone; actions will always receive both praise and criticism. "You are those divine waves." "Day by day, human life is getting complicated." Filming location: Vép, Hungary

The story explains why the world is mortal and the futility of seeking external approval. Śiva wears a garland of skulls from Pārvatī's past lives, which saddens her. She demands the secret of immortality. Śiva explains revealing it violates cosmic law, as this is a mortal world of cycles. He reluctantly agrees but takes extreme precautions in a remote cave to prevent any being from overhearing. Despite this, an unborn parrot in an egg hears the secret. The parrot, later born as the sage Śukadeva, preserves the wisdom. The tale concludes with a lesson: people will always criticize, so one must find inner security and contentment through self-awareness and spiritual practice, not external validation. "Whatever you will do, there will be many people who will think the opposite." "Therefore, we don't know where our destiny leads and ends. So take the time for thyself, and do something good for your body, for your mind, for your consciousness, and for your soul." Filming location: Vép, Hungary

The fountain of divine bliss is found within. Every being seeks lasting happiness, not the temporary bubbles of material joy. True bliss is divine and eternal, residing within as the universal Ātmā, the unchanging reality distinct from the individual soul. This inner power purifies negative vibrations from body and surroundings. Spiritual songs and thoughts activate this fountain, creating a protective shield. All creatures are part of the universal One, destined to merge back into this origin, like a part returning to the whole. This union is a marriage into oneness, dissolving duality. The search outside ends by realizing the bliss within. "Within you is the fountain of joy, within you is the ocean of bliss, and within you is the immortal Self." "Every creature is a part of that universal One, and they are searching to come back to the origin. The final destination is to merge into oneness." Filming location: Vép, Hungary

The Yoga in Daily Life system is a comprehensive science for holistic well-being and spiritual realization. This system, originating from Indian sages, was introduced to Slovenia following a pivotal meeting. It encompasses practices for physical, mental, and social health, aiming for environmental protection, world peace, and interfaith harmony. The teachings are now globally recognized and taught in thousands of locations. The organization runs extensive humanitarian projects from a central intercultural center. In Slovenia, it is practiced by tens of thousands and taught through licensed societies. Practice involves structured stages of exercise, breathwork, and meditation, with specialized programs for various needs. The work extends to educational programs and peace initiatives, grounded in the principle of non-violence. "From my first meeting with my master, my life took a different turn toward spiritual experiences and a healthy, positive way of life." "Peace is in your hands." Filming location: Slovenia

Yoga is a science for physical, mental, and spiritual health. It was brought to Slovenia two decades ago, kindling a light that has since spread nationwide. This system, Yoga in Daily Life, is ancient wisdom adapted for modern times, aiming for holistic well-being, environmental protection, and world peace. It is practiced by over 50,000 people in Slovenia through organized associations. The practice includes physical exercises, breathing, relaxation, and meditation across eight progressive levels. Specialized programs exist for various health conditions and life stages. The foundational principle is ahiṃsā, or non-violence, in thought, word, and deed. This principle extends to global efforts for peace and understanding. "Ever since I first met my teacher, my life has shifted towards spiritual experiences and a healthy, positive way of living." "The most important spiritual principle of yoga is ahiṃsā—non-violence—in thoughts, words, and actions." Filming location: Ljubljana, Slovenia

Life is a dream from birth to death; awakening reveals its meaning. The journey moves through places where awakened beings lived, their presence still felt. Seekers gather, drawn by the light of consciousness embodied in the teacher. Liberation comes from overcoming ignorance and realizing the true self. The teacher travels continuously, welcomed with devotion as a source of blessing. Pilgrimage sites hold the memory of saints, their simplicity and spiritual power transforming consciousness. True peace begins within one's own heart. The relationship with a personal deity or guru is the support, path, and ultimate goal. Through practices like yoga, satsang, and selfless service, awakening becomes a real possibility. "The individual consciousness merges into the cosmic consciousness only through the human body and human efforts." "Peace begins first from one's own heart, from one's own home and own society." Filming locations: Kailash, Sujāṅgara, Badikattu, Harivāsānī, Jaipur, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Rajasthan, India.

Destiny is a mysterious and inescapable force. Humans cannot know the past or future, for such knowledge would bring unbearable tension. What unfolds is a play of fate, created individually yet often unavoidable. The story of Oedipus illustrates how one may try to flee destiny only to fulfill it. All must face the end of the body; death is inevitable. Yet through spiritual practice, one can transcend fear and attachment. When consciousness widens, past and future become clear, and one may realize the supreme Self beyond all suffering. Even the enlightened must relinquish the body, but a self-realized being digests time itself. We pray for the departed soul to dissolve into the cosmic light. "Humans are very intelligent and intellectual beings, but God has not given them this one ability: to know the past and to know the future." "Finally, the car will be the winner. It means death." Filming location: Prague, Czech Republic

Sādhanā requires perfect technique and discipline, following principles like a car needing correct fuel. This human system requires spiritual nourishment. The Maṇipūra Chakra is central; the body's manifestation begins there, and it is where the soul enters and prāṇa and apāna unite. It houses the hara-śakti, the life force governing immunity. A weak hara-śakti causes fatigue; the Khaṭupranām exercise strengthens it. Sound originates in the Maṇipūra Chakra, with levels from parā (navel) to vaikharī (lips). Chanting Aum in Śabda Sañjālan practice awakens this sound, rising to the Sahasrāra and flowing back to the heart, uniting the nāḍīs at the Ājñā Chakra. This confluence, Trikuṭī, purifies karma. Success requires disciplined practice, devotion, and following a true spiritual lineage. Without devotion and discipline, balance is lost and practice fails. With sincere sādhanā, inner awakening and freedom are attained. "Only the maṇipūra chakra can control the two forces, prāṇa and apāna." "Without bhakti, without devotion, you cannot cross this ocean of ignorance." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

Faith, surrender, and satsaṅg are the pillars of spiritual success. A divine source fulfills the positive resolve of devotees and masters. One must not stop or change course amidst life's difficulties, or a precious opportunity is lost. Human life is a rare and powerful tool for realization, endowed with intellect and discrimination. The greatest enemy is laziness, which, alongside anger and jealousy, lies dormant within and must be overcome. Surrender, when complete and permanent, brings lasting happiness. Spiritual practice is essential, for the body ages and external changes are superficial. The constant repetition of the divine name, the mantra, is the true wealth of life, counted wherever one is. The value of satsaṅg is supreme, illustrated by a story where one minute of true satsaṅg was judged greater than sixty thousand years of ascetic practice. Attend satsaṅg with an open, clear heart to receive its fruit. "Man proposes and God disposes." "One minute of the satsaṅg is greater than 60,000 years of tapasyā." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

The soil of this land is sacred, and every child is divine. This body is a temple, and every person is a helper. Each child is an idol, a manifestation of the divine. All beings seek happiness; this universal principle is your true reality. Spirituality leads there through mantra, meditation, prayer, and satsaṅg. Without satsaṅg, happiness and spiritual development are impossible. Impulses to avoid satsaṅg arise from past karmas awakening. Spirituality means purity, happiness, forgiveness, clarity, and fearless action. Do not fear death. Human life is unique among 8.4 million life forms; humans are spiritual protectors. Do not declare yourself unhappy or unloved. Purify yourself through action, nourishment, good company, reading, meditation, mantra, prayer, and song. A spiritual family is built on harmony, not conflict; parents must love each other and raise children with great love. Spirituality resides at home in a tolerant, respectful family, not only in temples. Lead a life with pure thoughts and sattvic nourishment. "Every creature wishes to attain happiness and to overcome unhappiness." "Spirituality means pure thinking, pure thoughts, pure nourishment." Filming location: Perth, Australia

Spirituality is the purity of our inner self, obscured by three obstacles. Mala is impurity in action and thought, like dust on a mirror. Mental pollution, often from money, leads to harmful deeds. Vikṣepa are disturbances—worries and waves of thought that hide our calm core. Reducing external stimuli through retreat, sleep, and observing thoughts without attachment can calm these waves. Āvaraṇa is the curtain of ignorance, a thick layer separating us from our true nature. Reading liberating wisdom and cultivating love, kindness, and forgiveness helps remove this veil. Happiness is a universal reality; spiritual practice leads us there. "Spirituality means purity. Crystal clear, pure. This purity refers to our ātmā, our inner self." "Every creature wishes to attain happiness and to overcome unhappiness. Because that happiness is a universal principle, it is your real reality." Filming location: Perth, Australia

The body possesses innate healing energy through immunity and chakra points connected to nerves. Activate this energy by massaging with pure oils and brushing the skin to stimulate chakras. For direct healing, awaken the energy in your palms through specific hand positions and willpower, then apply them to areas of pain. This power requires conscious activation and withdrawal. The Svādhiṣṭhāna Chakra is the seat of the subconscious, storing life impressions and negative qualities like anger and jealousy. Its awakening brings clarity but requires purifying these emotions first. The chakra's element is water, symbolizing hidden power and danger. Its divinity is linked to creation and wisdom. The cobra posture influences this center, helping control and awaken its positive qualities. "Awakening of the Svādhiṣṭhāna Chakra brings clarity and development of the personality." "Emotion is ego. Ego is also emotion." Filming locations: Jadan Ashram, Moonsur, India.

Yoga is the union of individual consciousness with cosmic consciousness, achieved through balance. The universe is an endless, conscious body. Within it, the divine will manifested as the sound Aum, from which the elements emerged. The human form is special due to its educable intellect. The physical body is sustained by 72,000 energy channels, or nāḍīs, which distribute cosmic energy. Three principal nāḍīs—Iḍā, Piṅgalā, and Suṣumṇā—govern our being and intersect at energy centers called chakras. The dormant spiritual power, Kuṇḍalinī, awakens as super-consciousness, uniting these energies. Our current consciousness is often mired in lower chakras, leading to animalistic behaviors and negative emotions like jealousy. The mind cannot be controlled, only guided, as it moves between the conscious and subconscious. Physical death is a recycling of elements, analogous to the soul's reincarnation. "Yoga means balance. Where there is balance, there is harmony. Where there is harmony, there is unity." "The mind cannot be controlled. If you control the mind, then psychic problems will appear. You cannot control the river, you cannot block it, you can guide the river." Filming location: Sunshine Coast, Australia

Meditation is the only way to the self and to God. Yoga is the science of body, mind, and soul, given by Lord Śiva, the first being, Swayambhu. In the beginning was endless space and the cosmic consciousness, Chaitanya, resting within it like a child. This formless consciousness desired, "I am one; I shall become many." This first desire, Īcchā Śakti, is the root of all problems and began creation. From this desire came resonance, the sacred sound Om, which is the fire element. This brought movement, feelings, and the other elements: air, space, water, and earth, forming all creation. The individual self and the cosmic self cannot coexist; one must surrender to become one, like salt dissolving in the ocean. All spiritual science, including meditation, is the gift of Śiva. "What you search, you will get, but then you will not be aware of what you got." "Ichchā (desire) is the root of all problems." Filming location: Sydney, Australia

The earth and people of this land are sacred, infused with divine presence. Every child embodies the divine, and life's ideal is seeing every place as the abode of the Supreme. Your true nature is the cosmic Self, resting in the lap of the infinite. You have a universal right to contentment and joy, but the fleeting joys of the world bring subsequent sorrow. True peace is found within, at the source. The mind, however, is disturbed by countless thoughts, or vṛttis, like waves on a peaceful lake. Patañjali's yoga teaches the cessation of these mental fluctuations, which is more challenging now than in ancient times. You must accept three laws: cosmic, natural, and societal. Acceptance of natural change, like aging, is key to peace. Meditation provides strength to face life's inevitable truths and hardships, which are hard to digest. Theoretical knowledge of being the immortal Self is not enough; practical realization, which removes all fear, is the goal. Until then, follow the devotional path, using mantra and guidance. Shift self-inquiry from "Who am I?" to "How am I?" to purify your behavior and qualities. "Your true nature, your true nature is that cosmic Self residing in the Ananta, in the endless, in the cosmic mother’s lap." "Therefore, don’t fly too high. Try to stay. The devotional way, Bhakti Yoga, is beautiful." Filming location: Sydney, Australia

The soil of this land is sandalwood. Every village is a land of penance. Every child is a divine statue. This body is a temple. Meditation is spiritual nourishment for a healthier, happier life and to know thyself. The Vedas are ancient wisdom. The cosmic creation began from a void, Śūnya Ākāśa, containing only space and cosmic consciousness. From that consciousness arose the desire "I am one, I shall become many," manifesting as the primordial sound Auṁ. The five elements—space, fire, air, water, earth—emerged from this sound; all are living and resonant. Our bodies are composed of these five elements. The one cosmic consciousness reflects in all forms, like a single light reflecting in many cups. Duality is an illusion created by walls dividing the same space. You cannot realize God because there is no separate God to realize; you are that. However, a curtain of individual identity and qualities obscures this. Meditation with a mantra is the means to remove this curtain, purify negative karma, and give up bad qualities. Without such practice, self-realization remains distant. Do not waste time. "Har Balā Devī kī pratimā, bachchā bachchā Rām hai." "eko’haṁ bahu syāmi." Filming location: Brisbane, Australia

The human system is mapped by 72,000 nāḍīs, fine channels for cosmic energy called Kuṇḍalinī Śakti. Each energy entry point is a chakra, akin to a reflex zone. Three primary nāḍīs are essential: Iḍā (mind, moon), Piṅgalā (intellect, sun), and Suṣumṇā (consciousness). Consciousness oscillates between waking, dreaming, and deep sleep. Practice leads through unconscious, subconscious, conscious, and superconscious states toward cosmic consciousness. The body's chakras correspond to elements, with Mūlādhāra at the base storing past-life impressions and Svādhiṣṭhāna holding subconscious impressions from this life. The Suṣumṇā nāḍī is the central pathway. Awakening requires discipline in diet, behavior, and thought, guided by a mantra to purify negativity. Positive awakening brings happiness, devotion, contentment, and inner light. The ultimate aim is for the energy to ascend to the Sahasrāra Chakra, the door to Brahman, bypassing lower exits. "These nāḍīs are the fine channels through which cosmic energy streams into and enters this body." "The force within this which will guide you and give you different experiences and happiness is what you call the Kuṇḍalinī." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

A hospital is a work of service born from a spiritual wish. This facility with 111 beds stands where no other like it exists, destined to benefit thousands. It contains all necessary departments, including a trauma center urgently needed on a dangerous highway. The building is nearly complete, yet the rooms remain empty, lacking beds, instruments, and basic supplies. Good deeds remain in memory when all material possessions are left behind. Support is needed through donations for equipment, which is best purchased locally. The initiator worked tirelessly, inspiring many to contribute through various efforts. A person only understands a hospital's true service when in need of its care. "Nothing will go with us—not even this body." "Your life is like water, just flowing away." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

The difference between observing truth and immersing yourself in it is the difference between knowledge and realization. You can see pictures and hear stories of the Gaṅgā, but to dive in and feel the water is different. That is the difference between hearing a lecture and practicing the reality. To develop spiritually, you must get this energy. You are like a seed that must die and surrender its form so a new life can come. Your ego, ambition, and negative qualities must be surrendered. Only then can the divine light within awaken and be given to others. Some are like bookworms, collecting ideas to preach, but this artificial knowledge does not last. Real growth requires internal surrender, not external performance. Problems in communication arise from inner greed, ego, and jealousy. You must learn to accept your own mistakes instead of blaming others; acceptance requires surrendering your ego. Discipline is also learned through practice, not passive observation. "You feel the reality in the lecture, the reality in the practice, and to be with it—that is very different." "You have to surrender. You have to kill your ego. Otherwise, you can't accept." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

The path of unconditional love requires surrender without conditions or questions. A devotional song illustrates this: to cross the ocean, you must become the leather of my shoes, and I will walk in them. Until love is present, you cannot understand this; when love is there, everything is beautiful. There is no 'why' or 'how,' only complete oneness. The street of love is so narrow that two cannot walk; two must become one. This is a state where individual presence is surrendered for unity. "If you wish to sell me, I must be ready to be sold." "When I was here, he was not here. And now he is here, but I am not here." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

Prāṇa is the universal life force, not merely breath but the essence animating all existence. Living beings are defined by possessing prāṇa. Human life is guided by fundamental inquiries into identity and purpose, leading to conscious living. Right nourishment is governed by principles of diet, environment, conduct, and thought. Āyurveda provides a science of health. Physical practice begins with āsanas, then advances to the subtle art of prāṇāyāma. Prāṇa permeates all five elements; imbalance causes disease, while yoga establishes harmony. Eating should be a conscious ritual, with thorough chewing to activate prāṇic digestion. Prāṇāyāma involves coordinating movement and awareness with breath. Practice slowly, feeling the prāṇic body expand and contract. Discipline is essential; daily practice purifies the mind and strengthens life. Prāṇāyāma is the direct cultivation of life itself, fostering vitality and a serene consciousness. "Prāṇāyāma is the exercise of prāṇa, to control the prāṇa system in the body to live a long, healthy life and achieve the final goal of the human mission." "Prāṇāyāma is life itself, not just a source of life. It is that prāṇa which develops your immune system." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

Overcoming despair and understanding destiny's role. Modern life negatively affects consciousness, yet a path exists. Do not withdraw; engage with friends and discuss life. Read inspiring books on spirituality and healthy living. Reject suicidal thoughts entirely. After death, you experience the consequences of your deeds, which is destiny. This karma determines your next life and the time spent settling accounts in that transitional space before returning to the mortal world. Even individuals dying together in an accident immediately take separate paths dictated by their unique karma. Therefore, your future afterlife mirrors your present actions. Focus on the present, think positively, and spread happiness. "The past is gone. The present is here. Your future will be like your present life." "Never think of suicide." Filming location: Brno, Czech Republic

Yoga can cure many diseases, but not infectious bacterial ones; for those, climate and specific nourishment are needed. Bacteria are everywhere, but a strong immune system prevents them from multiplying. Yoga practices strengthen immunity. Allergies indicate weak immunity, addressed through daily purification like neti and the six cleansing techniques. Modern nourishment, full of chemicals from fertilizers and dairy, harms immunity. A vegetarian diet with spices is essential for protection. Turmeric acts as an antiseptic. Chili, if of the thick-fruited variety, maintains stomach health. Black pepper and ginger are also beneficial. Meat, eggs, and alcohol destroy immunity. Proper diet includes raw juices and spices, especially after illness. Prāṇāyāma purifies and increases oxygen, strengthening immunity. Eat only when truly hungry, and avoid constant snacking. Lifelong observance of diet and practice is key. "Any kind of foreign particle enters the body, and our immune system will destroy it. The immune system is like soldiers on the border." "A vegetarian diet is one of the best protections... In food, the important thing is the spices." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

Life is dear to all, and we fear the pain of death. An animal senses impending slaughter, and fear awakens in its body, triggering hormones that saturate its flesh. This fear does not die with the animal. When consumed, this fear enters the human body as energy, influencing the psyche. An experiment showed meat-eaters developed a fear of prayer and religious settings, while vegetarians did not. This ingested fear causes people to run from themselves, avoiding quiet self-reflection or simple family connection. They fill their lives with distraction—newspapers, television, clubs—in a daily rotation to escape. We are afraid of our own deeds and the subconscious fear absorbed from animals. This fear also manifests as a terror of spiritual experiences, such as leaving the physical body during meditation, creating a fear of the unknown. "Life is dear to everyone. It does not matter if it is a human, an animal, or a bird." "When you meditate, after some time, definitely you will come out of your physical body and into the astral body." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

Śiva manifests in two primary aspects: as a functional deity within the Trinity and as the formless universal consciousness. In the Trinity, Brahmā is the creator of forms, including the human body, while Viṣṇu sustains and protects life. Śiva's role is to destroy negativity and grant liberation, or mokṣa. The second, higher form is Śiva as the ultimate truth and pure consciousness, first manifest as the sacred sound Oṃ. Meditation on Oṃ with devotion and a Guru's mantra is essential. Ultimately, distinctions between deities like Śiva and Viṣṇu dissolve at an advanced level, revealing a single divine truth. "Neither am I in Vaikuṇṭha, nor in the heart of the yogīs' meditation... I live there in the heart and consciousness where My bhaktas sing My name with bhakti." "Satyam Śivam Sundaram. Satyam, truth; Śiva is the truth... Śiva is that our consciousness; Śiva is constantly with us." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

The spiritual heir is not determined by blood but by the capacity for selfless devotion and renunciation to carry a master's message. God Rāma's own sons are forgotten, but Hanumānjī, the devoted servant, is remembered forever. Rāma entrusted Hanumān with staying in the mortal world to protect devotees, making him the spiritual successor. This blessing is only given to the worthy. Many devotees fail in this duty due to arising selfishness and ego. The story of Emperor Aśoka illustrates this. On his deathbed, he despaired over who would carry Buddha's spiritual legacy. His daughter, Saṅghamitrā, vowed not to marry to take this role. Yet, she found crowds came only for her beauty, not the teachings. To remove this obstacle, she disfigured her face with acid. This profound act of renunciation made people feel her sincerity, and they then followed the wisdom she preached. That person becomes the true successor. Do not appoint a successor hastily, as human hearts can change, just as one among Jesus's twelve disciples changed. The right to inherit spirituality is earned through ultimate offering. "Hanumān, you will stay here. You will stay in this mortal world, and you will protect the devotees and creatures." "Father, it is very easy. You will always be in my heart. This is my surrender, my offering to you." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

Kudrat is the drama of nature that decides our destiny. Prakṛti is nature itself, while Kudrat is its miraculous play. All events, good or bad, are this drama. We grieve losses from selfishness, unable to accept that coming and going is Kudrat's play. Its creation, made from five elements, is a perfectly hidden wonder. We are within this game, our emotions and movements like puppets controlled by Kudrat's threads. We do not understand why this indescribable game was created. "Banāyā khel kudratne, banānā ho to aisā ho." "Rachāī palme rachanā, rachanā ho to aisā ho." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

The foundation of dharma is kindness cultivated through non-violence and seeing oneself in others. True giving opens all blocks, allowing energy to flow for spiritual progress. Karmic accumulation begins with individuality and requires daily purification through prayer and meditation. Helping others in any form is essential service. "Do not do to others what you do not like to be done to you." "The foundation of dharma is kindness, and the root of sin is pride and ego." Filming location: Kranj, Slovenia

The imperative of spiritual sharing is a fundamental duty. Spiritual knowledge is not for hoarding; it must be shared. This sharing is the very purpose of receiving such knowledge. It is a debt to the tradition and a service to others. Keeping it to oneself is a form of spiritual theft. The act of sharing purifies the giver and illuminates the receiver. It is a sacred transaction that multiplies the benefit. One must not wait for perfect understanding before beginning to share. The process of sharing itself deepens one's own realization. This duty transcends personal hesitation or feelings of inadequacy. The knowledge is a living stream that must flow to remain pure. "The knowledge that you have received, you must share." "To keep it to yourself is to commit a theft." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

The journey of consciousness begins with the sound Oṁ, the universal resonance connecting the limited self to the limitless cosmic consciousness. This individual self travels through the universe, born on this planet of karma to develop and return to its source. The human form, endowed with intellect, is a unique opportunity among 8.4 million creatures to realize the cosmic Self residing within all. This realization is liberation. Kuṇḍalinī is the dormant power of destiny within, created by one's own past actions. This energy resides at the base of the spine and must awaken and ascend through the central channel, guided by practice, to unite with pure consciousness at the crown. The path requires overcoming obstacles like anger and desire to achieve self-knowledge. "Theory will not help; it inspires us only, but it will not help us. And for that, we need a practice." "Know thyself is the way to liberation. This answer can only be given by thyself."

The nature of chakras, prāṇa, and inner purification is explained. Chakras are dynamos that can be less active, not blocked. Activation requires inner purification. The body has automatic systems powered by prāṇa, the life force. Prāṇa is inhaled; apāna exhales waste. This breath is one long wave from birth to death. The human body has 72,000 nāḍīs, or energy channels. Purification practices like Saṅkhaprakṣālana clean the physical system. Among the nāḍīs, Iḍā, Piṅgalā, and Suṣumnā are paramount. Iḍā relates to the moon and mind; Piṅgalā to the sun and activity; Suṣumnā is the central channel. These nāḍīs cross at various points, creating chakras. Consciousness has strata: earth, vegetation, and animal centers exist below the Mūlādhāra Cakra, where human qualities begin. Divine qualities reside above the Ājñā Cakra. Kuṇḍalinī Śakti rests at the base of the spine. When awakened, it ascends to the Sahasrāra, leading to samādhi. Individual qualities and karma must be purified to attain divine consciousness. This purification is a sustained sādhanā. A purified consciousness remains unaffected, like a lotus in water or a crystal mālā that gathers no dust. "Chakras cannot open wrongly. Chakras cannot be blocked. What is true is that a chakra can be less active." "Prāṇa is something more than oxygen. It is the energy, and our body has the ability to constantly suck in this cosmic energy."

Guidelines for yoga teachers are established. Arrive 15 minutes early; helpers 20 minutes early. No incense or candles in rooms for beginners; one small candle is permissible only if wax doesn't spill. No altar or pictures until a student reaches the fifth level. Use only soft instrumental music to mask noise, but always ask if it disturbs anyone. Adapt to the students' comfort, not the reverse. Provide an anonymous question box for feedback; never share personal data like addresses without explicit permission. Maintain a respectful distance from students; avoid socializing in clubs or at events involving drinking and dancing. You are a spiritual guide, not just a physical instructor. Cultivate contentment and never show anger. While financial support is necessary, do not teach solely for money. Do not mix other yoga systems with this one; preserve its originality. Always use the Sanskrit names for āsanas and techniques during practice. "Adapt to the people, not expect them to adapt to you." "Our aim is not material; it is spiritual." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

Vedānta is the essence of the Vedas, distilled into the Upaniṣads and texts like the Bhagavad Gītā. The core practice is Ātmā Cintan: affirming "I am the Ātmā," not the body, senses, or mind. This begins the process of detaching from all identifications. The next stage is Ātmanubhūti, a direct experience of the Ātmā where one witnesses but does not feel bodily suffering, akin to being under anesthesia. The final stage is Ātmā Bodha, the firm knowledge "I am the Ātmā." The Ātmā is eternal, indestructible, and unattached to karma. The individual soul is a reflection of the Ātmā bound by karma. Liberation comes when all karma dissolves, and one realizes one's true nature as Brahman. "Ātmā Cintan means: I am the Ātmā. I am not the body, I am not the senses, I am not the mind, I am not the memory, I am not this—I am Ātmā." "Ātmā—no weapon can kill it, no fire can burn it, water cannot wet it, air cannot dry it, and death cannot take it away." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

The work extends beyond yoga practice to encompass education, healthcare, and cultural preservation. A central project is a unique building for multicultural and elder education, addressing a modern lack of parental wisdom. Chambers within it honor various world cultures, promoting unity. The Jñānaputra scholarship program supports hundreds of children with comprehensive educational needs. A primary school has achieved recognition as one of the best in its district, with plans for a college already underway. An animal refuge shelters over a thousand cows, cared for without selling their offspring. A women's education project and a star-shaped hospital for medical care are also in development. The Ayurveda Academy works to preserve the serious study of this ancient life science against commercial dilution. The teacher certification process is rigorous, prioritizing quality over quantity to maintain the system's integrity. "Modern parents often lack the wisdom to impart to their children." "Yoga in Daily Life is the only system in the world that takes time to test students—their knowledge, abilities, teaching method, way of life, everything." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

Yoga is the divine light of the spiritual lineage originating from Śiva. Śiva is the self-manifested source, the first principle from whom all sciences, including yoga, mantra, and creation, flow. Different practitioners and saints, like travelers from various places heading to one destination, have described this path through unique experiences and names, yet the essence remains one. This essence is Sanātana Dharma, the eternal, universal principle not made by humans. It is the harmony with all nature and the recognition of one consciousness in all. This dharma is a mighty tree with one trunk and many branches of different beliefs and paths, all united in the seed of cosmic consciousness. The ultimate truth is the oneness of the individual soul, the governing consciousness, and the supreme reality. "Vasudhaiva Kuṭumbakam—the entire world is one family." "Mame vāso jīva loke jīva bhūta sanātana—I live in every creature, and every creature is this eternal." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

The new year begins with the establishment of the Divine Śakti. The calendar changes with the new moon of Chaitra, marking Śakti Pīṭha Sthāpanā. Śakti is the unifying power in every atom, from engines to electricity. One must know how to handle this power. Our lineage is the Siddha Pīṭha, a spiritual paramparā connected to Himalayan masters like Śrī Devpurījī, through whom great siddhis were manifested. To be in this lineage is to stay in the Gaṅgā; to leave it is to become like sewer water. Establish a seat for the Divine Mother with a picture and an eternal lamp of oil or ghee, not candles, which are impure. Fast for nine days with only liquids. The Divine Mother for us is Śrī Chandanadevījī, the mother of a great soul. You must enter the Gaṅgā to become the Gaṅgā. "Yā Devī Sarvabhūteṣu Śraddhārūpeṇa Saṃsthitā Namaḥ Tasyai Namaḥ Tasyai Namaḥ Tasyai Namo Namaḥ." "Kapata kī bhakti prabhu nahi māne; sāche rāche madana-gopāla." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

The true climate change is within human consciousness. The term "greenhouse gases" is incorrect; it should be "glasshouse gases." The solution is not political but individual, found within the human heart. Mental pollution creates the inner heat. Sustainable development must begin within the human phenomenon. This planet is a living, holy place where souls from the universe come for retreat. The Upaniṣads declare the whole planet as one family in harmony. Dharma is the life of all creatures, and adharma is distraction and greed. In Kali Yuga, adharma spreads, making humans inwardly blind. Changing one's path, thoughts, or behavior creates an inner climate change that causes suffering. The nimitta incarnation comes to destroy adharma and reestablish dharma. The nitya avatāra are the moving saints who give spiritual injections. Without these, humans would show their most dangerous nature. Inner imbalance mirrors external climatic disorder, leading to unhappiness and new diseases. Change must begin with one's own way of life and thinking. "Whenever the adharma takes over and dharma is suffering, I come to destroy the adharma and establish the dharma." "O mind, you lost everything with the company of the kuṣaṅgī." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

The holy science of yoga is a discipline of wisdom passed through an ancient lineage. This lineage began with Śrī Alakhpurījī Mahārāj, a sage who re-establishes eternal principles. His successor, Śrī Devpurījī Mahādev, is an incarnation of Śiva known for miracles. The next successor, Śrī Dīp Nārāyaṇ Mahāprabhujī, was a divine incarnation of love who taught until 1963. His disciple, Paramahaṁsa Svāmī Madhavānandajī, attained God-realization through devotion. The current successor is Paramahaṁsa Svāmī Maheśvarānanda, who brings this yoga to the modern world. He created the "Yoga in Daily Life" system for physical, mental, social, and spiritual health. This system is taught globally to foster health, peace, and humanitarian service. "He has dedicated his whole life to serving humanity." "World peace is possible only when all people practice respect and recognition of other cultures and other traditions." Filming locations: Pālī district, Rajasthan, India.

Yoga in Daily Life is a system for holistic well-being and global harmony. It is practiced worldwide for physical, social, mental, and spiritual health. The organization engages in extensive humanitarian work locally, nationally, and internationally. It supports diverse communities, from those with special needs to multicultural events. International projects address crises like water scarcity and education for the poor. The work is rooted in principles of peace, tolerance, and interfaith dialogue. Lasting peace requires compassion, respect for all cultures, and recognition of our interconnectedness. "War arises out of greed for power or difference in religious beliefs. But no matter on what side of the wall someone dies, remember that a member of our human society has lost their life." "Peace requires peace within the human heart. Peace also requires compassion, a sense of connectedness with other humans and with other species." Filming location: Vienna, Austria

Humans possess a unique intellectual capacity and an even more miraculous inner potential, hidden from most. Awakening this potential—the Kuṇḍalinī—means awakening inner knowledge and consciousness. This occurs when the cosmic energy within the body is purified and directed upward. This same energy pervades the cosmos and accumulates in the body at vortices called chakras. While thousands exist, eight are primary in Kuṇḍalinī yoga: five along the spine for normal existence and three above for spiritual development. Through yoga, prāṇāyāma, meditation, kriyā, and mantra, we can harmonize these centers. However, the guidance of a spiritual master, a guru who removes ignorance, is essential on this path to enlightenment, which is the ultimate aim of human life. "Awakening of the Kuṇḍalinī means to awaken one’s inner knowledge, that innate potential which exists in each and every person as our birthright." "The Sanskrit word guru means the remover of darkness. It is that one who removes the darkness of our ignorance and kindles in us the light of wisdom."

The subtle body contains 72,000 energy channels, with three primary ones: Iḍā, Piṅgalā, and Suṣumṇā. Energy concentrates at junctions called chakras. Dormant energy in these centers indicates imbalances. The central channel ascends from the navel to the crown. Kuṇḍalinī is the dormant serpent power at the base. Liberation occurs only when this energy awakens and rises to unite with consciousness at the crown. The mind is a restless principle that records sensory impressions, creating desires and saṃskāras stored in the subconscious. This constant activity causes stress. The intellect must judge these thoughts. Awakening Kuṇḍalinī and discrimination purifies these impressions. One must give the mind the continuous task of focusing on the Divine to master it. The soul carries its qualities and karma; these persist like salt in water and must be purified for liberation. The five senses gather information; the five action organs express it. The mind masters these ten. Purifying the energy channels through practices like nāḍī śodhana frees blockages, allowing energy to flow. "Weapons cannot cut it, fire cannot burn it, water cannot wet it, wind cannot dry it." "The restless, demanding mind is like that ghost; it must be given the right, continuous task of focusing on the Divine." Filming locations: Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa.

The path to spiritual realization is possible within a normal, worldly life. The key is understanding true renunciation and enjoyment. Worldly pleasures are temporary and bring more suffering than joy. The ultimate enjoyment is inner contentment and peace, which comes from detachment, not possessions. Renunciation means selfless giving without expectation of thanks or return. Cultivate inner detachment while fulfilling your duties. Integrate spiritual practice, like mantra repetition, into your daily routine. This consistent practice leads to the highest joy: tasting the nectar of God's name. "Enter the kingdom of the Lord through the gate of sacrifice." "Renounce and enjoy." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

Time is the most precious diamond of life, constantly flowing and never returning. Do not waste it in gossip or idleness, as even animals pass time thus; for humans, this is a great sin of disrespect. Your heart is a temple that must be filled with meditation and mantra to keep God's presence within. If your attention wavers and your heart empties, problems and negative forces waiting for that chance will enter. Then it becomes very difficult to remove them. Therefore, the wise constantly remember the Lord, using this precious time for spiritual practice. "Lucky are they who can be in satsaṅg. Lucky are they who can practice every day." "That minute when your attention, your feeling, your love goes to some other thing, then your heart is empty." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

Change is ever-present in body, mind, and life. Your happiness or unhappiness depends on whether temporary changes seem favorable. The world appears according to your mind's projection. True wisdom is accepting your own ignorance and seeking solutions within. Ego is a vast ignorance that resists, but change is inevitable; nothing remains as it begins. Therefore, accept all changes—physical, emotional, mental. The wise simply observe change, as one observes items flowing in a river. Life is that flowing river. Stagnant water spoils; flowing water is good. This river has two banks: happiness and unhappiness. Your life passes between them. The water's nature is simply to flow through all conditions, clean or dirty. You have changed and will change again; what seems unfavorable is only temporary. "manomātra jagatā—the world appears before you according to how your mind projects it." "Pāṇī to chalata bhalā—therefore, it is good that water is flowing." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

Change is the constant reality of life, observed in the body and the passing of time. Grey hair is a natural and beautiful sign of a life fully lived, a mark of maturity to be accepted, not hidden with artificial color. Attempting to conceal this change is an act of pretense, distancing you from reality. Such artificiality even extends to creating environmental harm through the products used to deny this truth. Every moment passes and cannot be recaptured. Therefore, one must utilize time through dedicated practice. "To attain white hair, grey hair—to attain a white or grey beard—is not simple. It is the best part of life." "Every second is past, is lost from our life. Past time will not return. Therefore, utilize your time. Practice, practice, practice." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

Brahm, the Absolute, is the only Truth. Paramātmā is the form of Om, and from its triguṇa māyā, the entire universe is created. This Brahm pervades all, and from Om emerges everything seen. That is Paramātmā, that is Brahmā, that is Ātmā, that is Om, and that is the Vishwa Dīp. The moon, the sun, the stars, fire, lightning—everything that illuminates—is beyond mind and intellect. Its name is Vishwa Dīp Paramātmā. Through repetition of the divine Name, that light awakens, and when Om awakens in you, you become Om. Then birth and death cease, and the threefold afflictions end. Until that knowledge is attained, sorrow cannot end. You enter that abode of supreme bliss through sādhanā; without sādhanā, siddhi does not occur. The true sādhanā is revealed only by Gurudev. The Satguru is exceedingly rare, in whom Brahmā, Viṣṇu, Śiva, Paramātmā, and Śakti reside. By the Satguru's compassionate glance, the supreme Brahma light manifests within. No matter how sinful one may be, the perfect Satguru grants everything. The treasure is Paramātmā, the supreme wealth, given as a gift to the disciple. When the seeker seeks Brahmā, that seeker becomes Brahmā. Such a Sadguru is the direct manifestation of Bhagavān. The darśana of Gurudev eradicates suffering accumulated over countless lifetimes. Without the Guru, there is profound darkness in the heart; the darkness is dispelled only by the sun that is the Guru. Without Gurudev, no matter how much effort is made, nothing will happen. Take refuge in the Sadguru. The body is the temple, the abode of the living soul. By drinking the nectar of the immortal mantra, all hunger is quenched. "Inside us and outside us, in both places, if you wish to see the light of Om—that is Ram, Paramātmā, that is light, Dīp—then with your tongue repeat the divine Name." "In the dust of the guru's feet lies the ocean of compassion; it is the great delusion's binding, from which one is saved by the power of His words." Filming location: India

Yoga is the balance and union between individual consciousness and cosmic consciousness, creating harmony. This union is the resonance of OM, the primal sound from which all creation emerges. The human body is a microcosm of this universal principle, composed of five elements and governed by a network of 72,000 energy channels. The central channel, Suṣumnā, is flanked by Iḍā and Piṅgalā, which must be balanced. The purpose of human life is self-realization, which requires cultivating divine qualities over animalistic ones. The heart center, Anāhata Cakra, is the seat of unconditional love and spiritual devotion. Its awakening grants artistic talent and the power of positive intention. Purification of the energy centers, through practices like mantra repetition, leads toward liberation from the cycle of karma and destiny. "Where the balance takes place, there is harmony. And therefore, where there is yoga, there is harmony." "The Anāhata Cakra is the center of devotion, the center of love—the love of a mother and the love of a devotee. These are two everlasting loves." Filming locations: Zagreb, Croatia.