About Us

Born on the auspicious day of Krishna Janmashtami¹ Bipin Joshi is a Kundalini Yogi who demonstrates a rare mix of professional and spiritual qualities. He worked as a software consultant and trainer for many years before renouncing the professional life. He has authored or co-authored half a dozen books in his field of working, mostly published by USA and UK based publishers. He is also a Registered Medical Practitioner in Alternative Medicine (RMP - AM) with main focus on Yoga and Naturopathy. 

In the year 1995 he miraculously came across Bhavartha Dipika, a commentary on Bhagvat Gita by saint and yogi Janeshwar². This turned out to be an important phase of transformation in his life. He then started practicing Kundalini Kriyas  based on the teachings of Shiva Samhita. He accepted these two sacred texts as his Gurus. Another phase of his spiritual life began during his visit to Trayambakeshwar³ where he experienced Kundalini awakening in the temple of Lord Shiva. After the awakening he also experienced some spontaneous kriyas⁴ and was inspired to teach Kriya Yoga to others. Based on these spontaneous kriyas he later developed Atmadarshana Kriya, a powerful combination of breathing patterns and meditations that hastens the spiritual progress of the practitioners. He also authored a book titled Kundalini Yoga : Concepts and Practices that throws light on many kriyas for awakening the sleeping serpent. Having attained the spiritual highs in relatively young age he prefers quiet and secluded life and have chosen web as the main medium to spread his teachings.

His style of Kriya Yoga consists of seven powerful techniques, six of which are available publicly on this web site. These techniques are authentic and have their origin directly in the ancient Yogic and Tantric texts. He hopes that this web site and kriyas taught therein will prove useful to any sincere practitioner.

 

 

1 -	Krishna Janmashtami or Gokulashtami is the birthday of Lord Krishna and is celebrated in many parts of India. As per Hindu calendar Krishna Janmashtami is observed on the eighth day of the dark half (Krishna Paksha) of the month of Shraavana.
2 -	Jananatha or Janeshwar (1275 A.D. - 1296 A.D.) was one of the greatest Yogis ever known to the mankind. He was a born Siddha. His lineage was Adinatha (Lord Shiva) - Matsyandranatha - Gorakshanatha - Gahininaths - Nivruttinatha - Jananatha. His commentary, Bhavartha Dipika (more commonly known as Janeshwari), on Bhagvat Gita is a crest-jewel of spiritual and yogic knowledge. Jananatha took Samadhi at the age of 21.
3 -	Trayambakeshwar is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva and is situated in Nasik (Maharashtra) on the banks of river Godavari.
4 -	It is believed that the awakened Kundalini gets these kriyas done from the sadhaka. Yoga experts have tried to analyze the cause and effect of such spontaneous kriyas with no common agreement. The fact remains that such spontaneous kriyas are still a mystery of Kundalini Yoga.