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On 5th May 1970 Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi introduced a unique method of inner transformation called Sahaja Yoga. Within the following years Sahaja Yoga meditation grew dramatically and transformed the lives of thousands all over the world. 

The Ascent is a sequel that records the process of that transforming force and how each individual can ascend to his own ultimate collective being. Explore the subtle system of chakras and channels and find solutions to the blocks that cause stress and disease. 

Learn about the innate qualities and the nourishing force within. The book is narrated by the author.
©2013 Yogi Mahajan (P)2018 Yogi Mahajan
Spirituality
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