Swami Mukundananda

In an age where spiritual awakening and knowledge has taken significant importance, Swami Mukundananda has been working tirelessly to help people march forward on the path of Bhakti. His lectures, words of wisdom, guidance and quotes are most sought after by devotees, seekers, students and people from all walks of life.

Swamiji’s training as an engineer and management graduate appeals very highly to the intelligentsia who like to learn spirituality with as scientific approach. His unique and highly methodical system of presenting the true philosophy about God is extremely rare to find in today’s world. Even the most erudite find answers to the toughest questions when explained with remarkable clarity of thought by Swamiji. His presence radiates love for the Divine and for all the souls who approach him for guidance. His ability to find time for almost every person who seeks his help is astonishing. He continues to be an inspiring beacon for many hundreds of thousands followers on the path towards God the world over.

Swami Mukundananda is a renowned bhakti yog saint, yoga teacher, and a senior disciple of Jagadguru Shree Kripaluji Maharaj. He is the pioneer of the ground breaking Yogic system, “Jagadguru Kripaluji Yog”.

Meet Swamiji

Nourish Your Soul: Inspirations from and Lives of Great Saints

New Release

Even a moment’s association with Saints can bestow seekers with spiritual perfection. The land of Bharat has been blessed by many great Sages. While it is impossible to personally meet them by rewinding history, we can do the next best thing—read about them.

Nourish Your Soul: Inspirations from and Lives of Great Saints is a humble tribute to eleven remarkable Saints who embodied the eternal Truths of the scriptures. The stories of their God-intoxicated lives are embedded with numerous pearls of wisdom and gems of inspiration.

It may surprise us to know that Saints, too, faced challenges similar to ours—financial crises, health problems, bitter relatives, and so on. Yet, it was precisely in bearing these adversities with steadfast faith and unflinching devotion that they became guiding lights for us.

This unique compilation of teachings will continue to provide spiritual guidance for future generations.

Nourish Your Soul: Inspirations from and Lives of Great Saints

New Release

Even a moment’s association with Saints can bestow seekers with spiritual perfection. The land of Bharat has been blessed by many great Sages. While it is impossible to personally meet them by rewinding history, we can do the next best thing—read about them.

Nourish Your Soul: Inspirations from and Lives of Great Saints is a humble tribute to eleven remarkable Saints who embodied the eternal Truths of the scriptures. The stories of their God-intoxicated lives are embedded with numerous pearls of wisdom and gems of inspiration.

It may surprise us to know that Saints, too, faced challenges similar to ours—financial crises, health problems, bitter relatives, and so on. Yet, it was precisely in bearing these adversities with steadfast faith and unflinching devotion that they became guiding lights for us.

This unique compilation of teachings will continue to provide spiritual guidance for future generations.

Wisdom Essence

Extracts from Swamiji’s literature and Commentary

The Nature of Thoughts

What are thoughts? They are subtle bundles of energy created in the factory of the mind. The atmosphere around us is full of energy waves that are invisible to the naked eye. If we take a radio set and rotate the channel tuner, broadcasting stations appear in quick succession to reveal their existence. Radio waves are there though we cannot see them. Similarly, thoughts too are subtle waves generated by the mind.

Excerpt from The Science of Mind Management

Conquer the Mind

We dissipate a large portion of our thought power and energy in combating people whom we perceive as enemies and potentially harmful to us. The Vedic scriptures say the biggest enemies—lust, anger, greed, envy, illusion, etc.—reside in our own mind. For those who have conquered the mind, it is their friend. For those who have failed to do so, the mind works like an enemy.

Bhagavad Gita, The Song of God

Why should we meditate?

Meditation as the best practice to develop Self Control and WillPower in our lives. It is the only one such practice that brings our mind and body into focus and control which will help us develop Will Power quickly.

Spiritual Dialectics