Stuart Perrin: Kundalini Yoga ~ NYC

Stuart PerrinStuart Perrin, an American spiritual master of Kundalini Yoga who has been quietly teaching small groups of students around the world for the last thirty-eight years, and is a direct disciple of Swami Rudrananda, more commonly known as Rudi. Stuart studied six years with Rudi, and by whose side he was at the moment of Rudi's death in an airplane crash in 1973.

Stuart has a meditation center in New York City where he offers classes and lectures, having 3-day intensive meditation retreats many times a year around the country. Stuart is a long-time writer and author of five books and many essays, both fiction and non-fiction, weaving his understanding of inner work and affairs of the heart with equal dexterity.
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Audio of Interest

Neditation Audio Highlights New York City Meditation Retreat: August, 2010:
PARTS 1-3 NOW ONLINE
Part 1: Divine Comedy

Says Stuart: "After meditation one day [Rudi] said 'I'm having a group of people upstairs if you want to come up", and I said 'Yeah!' He hugged me and invited me up to his apartment, and I think I had been studying with him for a month. And I went up there and everyone was sitting, and he was sitting on that chair, and he was sitting there in half-lotus position, and he was tossing shakti at everybody..."
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Running Time: 5:30
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Videos of Interest

Parts 1-12 now Online:

Becoming Happy: Death and Rebirth (Part 12) NEW

 

Stuart Perrin concludes this 12-part series on Becoming Happy with the 12th and last installment— Death and Rebirth. Stuart reminds us that every time we step into the unknown, every time we grow, every time a cycle completes, there is a death and rebirth. If you do this everyday, the fear of passing over to the other side will fall away.
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Doing the Work

It's easy to talk about Love & Peace, but what does it look like? What's the step-by-step process? How do you get there? What's in the toolbag? , we all want a joyful life and our enlightenment, but talking up an eloquent storm won't get you there. Finding happiness is equal parts journey and having the courage to do the inner work. Practitioners of Rudi's and Stuart's work share their stories of inspiration, epiphanies, and what the journey means to them.
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