Pilgrimages
One of the ways to practice the fifth path of Kriya Yoga, Bhakti Yoga , is by participating in a pilgrimage. On a pilgrimage, unlike a tourist trip, we don't just want to visit places in search of new experiences and stimulation because of our boring lives, on the contrary, we look for sacred places full of meanings. Be it a place close to Nature or in a temple, or a space for meditation, prayer or any meaning linked to the search for the spiritual dimension of life.
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The places visited have a subtle quality of vibration that puts us into internal tuning mode almost immediately, if we are actually open to it. The atmospheres of temples and ashrams or waterfalls, meetings and riverbanks elevate us, inspire us, strengthen what already reverberates internally. In general, the itineraries last around 15 days and are not necessarily annual, but happen on demand.
South India
Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala – Region connected with the culture of Yoga Siddhas such as Agastyar and Boganathar and great masters such as Ramana Maharshi and Sri Aurobindo . Introduction to the important force of Murugan so present in these regions.
North India
Rishkesh, Badrinath – Region linked to the sacred Himalayan mountains and directly to Babaji, as his secret Ashram is said to be close to Badrinath. The Order of Acharyas of Babaji's Kriya Yoga has a comfortable Ashram in Badrinath, where we stay for 7 days to support daily practices on site or as a base when hiking sacred trails in the region, or even visiting the Sri Badrinarayan Temple.
Sri Lanka
With the support of our Ashram in Colombo and the group of local kriyabans, we can travel a large circuit of Hindu and Buddhist temples to understand this cultural tapestry that houses all the great human traditions and the place where Babaji received the Kriyas Dhyanas from Boganathar.
