Attend the talk
Hear a clear introduction to Kriya Yoga, the lineage, and the initiation weekend.
A direct path inward
An ancient, non-sectarian practice using the relationship between breath and mind to deepen peace, awareness, and direct experience.
The practice
Kriya Yoga combines subtle breath awareness, concentration, and meditation in a systematic path of inner transformation.
The practice is experiential rather than merely philosophical. It invites the seeker to observe the breath, calm the mind, and gradually discover the presence within.
Temple of Peace teaches in the living lineage of Paramahamsa Hariharananda and Paramahamsa Prajnanananda. People from every faith—and no faith—are welcome.
How initiation works
Authentic Kriya is transmitted in person by an authorized teacher and supported through follow-up practice.
Hear a clear introduction to Kriya Yoga, the lineage, and the initiation weekend.
Participate in purification, blessing, direct transmission, and instruction.
Build a home practice with guided meditation, follow-up, and retreats.
What to bring
Initiation registration itself is free. The traditional offerings symbolize body, mind, and spirit.
If cost or logistics are a concern, contact the Temple before deciding initiation is not possible.
Common questions
Kriya Yoga is taught through direct initiation by an authorized teacher, followed by guided practice and ongoing support.
The tradition asks each seeker to bring five fruits, five flowers, and a donation of $200 or more.
Begin here
A welcoming introduction and Q&A for anyone curious about Kriya Yoga.
Receive authentic instruction and begin a supported personal practice.
Learn about the tradition, practice, and initiation process.