An Interview in Zurich
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An Interview in Zurich
Narrated by:
Gopi Krishna
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Narrated by:
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Gopi Krishna
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Gopi Krishna
About this listen
In 1976 John White, an American author and researcher, traveled to Zurich, Switzerland, to interview Pandit Gopi Krishna on the subjects of Kundalini and consciousness research. In
these five interviews, Gopi Krishna gives insightful answers to many basic questions about the nature of Kundalini, the evolutionary, transformative, spiritual power in the human body.
Gopi Krishna also discusses at length how knowledge of Kundalini will transform virtually all aspects of human society, such as science, religion, education, and politics. He emphasizes that knowledge of Kundalini is absolutely essential for the human race to evolve in peace and harmony in the future.
©1976 Gopi Krishna (P)2018 Institute for Consciousness Research
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