On 4th June, the UK edition of ‘51 Miracles and a Haunting’ was launched at the Kingsley Hotel in Holborn. Every single person present at the event, the regular public and the media alike, were left spellbound not just by the miraculous nature of events chronicled in the book but more so because of the scientific and factual presentation of the subject complete with endorsements from the modern scientific and medical fraternity. No surprises then, that the book proved to be a stunner; bearing testimony to the real potential and fervor of Yoga, in being totally scientific and tangible and accessible to really anybody from any faith or religious belief.

The next few days were reserved for special Dhyan sessions that were held all across the country. A once in a lifetime opportunity to interact with a Living Master that many souls benefitted from.

The real highlight of the visit though, was Yogi Ashwini's invitational lecture at the prestigious Oxford University. A university that boasts of arguably the best minds on the planet and is the cradle of future technology, innovation and belief systems, played humble host to Yogiji.

Talking on ‘Yogic Sciences’ and its rich Indian ancestory, Yogi Ashwini’s talk was marked with such flair and ease of delivery that is typically His, and left everyone sitting in awe.

He talked about how our ancestors were not apes but highly evolved saints. How their sciences were far more advanced and accomplished and how modern science can barely fathom the level of accuracy, leave alone aspiring to attain it. How many great minds in the recent human history have endorsed this very fact and learned from ancient Indian Yogic Sciences; great mathematicians and scientists giving rightful recognition and status to ancient Yogic Sciences as truly revolutionary and ahead of even the so-called modern sciences.

The Dhyan session that followed the talk, left everyone baffled.

When asked to share their experiences during the session, every single person in the room had experienced the Divine Energy in some form or the other. This when, many of them were doing the Sanatan Kriya for the very first time and hadn’t even heard of it before! Yet another instance, when the power and efficacy of the subject is proved beyond doubt. Consequently, the London centre is seeing a high volume of calls and a surge in interest.

With this was written, yet another successful chapter in Yogiji’s mission. The mission to fulfill just one objective and summed up by this phrase, “All those who seek, shall receive”.

During one of His media interactions, He remarked,
“There are a 110 million Indians, each one sufficiently exposed to some degree and understanding of Yoga. Hence there are a 110 million ways that Yoga can be sold by any one of these enterprising men or women, limited only by how much the West can import !”

So if you’re really curious about Yog, we suggest you start finding your Guru, do not rush into making one either, as He says, “get onto the path and your Guru shall be revealed to you.”

For more information about Dhyan Foundation’s activities in the UK, email sonia@blueoceanestates.co.uk or call on +44 77649 02774.