Quotes from the Rishis

Guruji Krishnananda launched the Light Channels World Movement in 2008.

𝐔𝐧𝐢𝐪𝐮𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐨𝐥𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐁𝐲 𝐋𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭:
* Oneness By Light
* Non-religious, Universal
* No restrictions, no conditions
* No membership
* Everyone can contribute to Peace
* Helps the individual, helps the World
* It helps us and the world to enter into the New Age
— Guruji Krishnananda

Excerpts from ‘ Doorways to Light’ by Guruji Krishnananda.
The Cosmic Tower in Taponagara.
If a person stays for 12 seconds in the Cosmic Tower, he absorbs sufficient Cosmic Energy to purify his system. If a person meditates for 24 minutes, he absorbs the Divine Energy which activates several Spiritual processes that erase some Karmas, positivise his living and with effort, transforms him into a Divine person.
- Guruji Krishnananda

Excerpts from ‘ Doorways to Light’ by Guruji Krishnananda.
On February 1, 1988, Guruji Krishnananda started the Manasa Spiritual Foundation in a hut.
One day, when I was explaining a point from a chart that I had prepared, a person said that he saw a light coming out of the chart. As the weeks and months passed, people narrated their unusual experiences in the classes and during Meditations in their houses. The Meditators got various benefits—peace, memory, concentration, lessened anger and sublimation of other negative emotions etc. In the course of these ten years, I opened classes in three more centres.

- Guruji Krishnananda

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Excerpts from ‘ Doorways to Light’ by Guruji Krishnananda. One night, in September 1987, as I was gazing into the familiar sky, I had a sudden revelation! In the light of the revelation, I saw that I had a very prominent role in the work of the Rishis. It was the Rishis who had pushed me into all the difficulties,testing my faith and convictions. Agoldenlightthathaddescended from the sky enveloped me, revealing the mission in my Life. For days, I struggled to think of a way. Then, finally, one day, I decided to start Meditation classes.
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Excerpts from ‘ Doorways to Light’ by Guruji Krishnananda. Maharshi Amara when Guruji Krishnananda ; gave him a papaya : "I have waited 50 years for this! "More than 60 years ago, when Amara was in his teens, the Rishis asked him to go to a nearby hillock and perform Tapas for 24 days. There was a small shrine-like stone structure on the hillock. Amara stayed there. During midnight, he noticed daily, a golden ball of light slowly descending from sky at a particular area and going back into the sky before dawn. The Rishis instructed Amara to purchase some land there. Amara tried but could not succeed for nearly 25 years! But he never gave up his efforts till he could get this land.

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Excerpts from ‘ Doorways to Light’ by Guruji Krishnananda.

“ I missed Amara. He would have understood me. Then, one day, I heard a voice. It was very familiar. It was Amara! He said : “ Lie low and meditate.”

…But one day, when I returned from Bangalore, I found a new lock on my door! A villager who was waiting for me began weeping loudly!….I could not collect my things. I gathered all my dreams and visions in the sweep of a single moment, did not wipe the escaping tears and walked out - Guruji Krishnananda ,

Excerpts from ‘ Doorways to Light’ by Guruji Krishnananda. Maharshi Amara whilst giving a key to Guruji Krishnananda; "You know what it is!" I was, and still am, a dreamer. I believe God is also a dreamer. I know Amara was a dreamer. I know the Rishis are dreamers. This entire Creation is a dream. Amara was the best thing that could happen in my Life. If I had not met him I could have become an artist, a writer perhaps, Of course, I would have continued dreaming but I would have missed so much in Life. I would have missed the Rishis, other worlds. - Guruji Krishnananda ,

Excerpts from ‘ Doorways to Light’ by Guruji Krishnananda.

“This is nothing. There are bigger wonders and unknown truths.”

The Bhajan sessions were uplifting. I found in the devotees, ups and highs during these periods of gathering but when I met them outside, I was disappointed to notice the continued ordinary-ness. Their undoubted devotion and Bhajans had not brought lasting changes.

I was looking for something beyond the glamour of miracles, a way to live and grow. One day, after a Bhajan session, a friend asked me- “Do you want to learn Meditation?” I said, “Yes.” He took me to Amara. - Guruji Krishnananda ,