Siddha Yoga is a spiritual path guided by meditation teacher and master, Gurumayi Chidvilasananda.

The Siddha Yoga path is accessible, engaging, and directly applicable to the challenges and opportunities of modern life. Through study and application, students integrate the Siddha Yoga teachings and spiritual practices into the fabric of daily life.

The Siddha Yoga practices include meditation techniques, chanting, service, retreats, and others. Each of the practices gives us another taste of our essential nature—the serenity and heightened awareness of meditation or the sweetness and joy of chanting , for example.

The Siddha Yoga teachings spring from the timeless scriptural traditions of Kashmir Shaivism and Vedanta, as well as from the experience of the enlightened Siddha masters. If you are new to the Siddha Yoga path, a guide to the spiritual journey called From the Finite to the Infinite by Swami Muktananda, is a great starting point.

Today there are hundreds of Siddha Yoga meditation centers around the world that are authorized to hold Siddha Yoga weekly satsangs, events such as audio satsangs, Shaktipat Intensives, and other teaching and learning events. You can contact a Siddha Yoga Ashram or meditation center, or view their website, to gather more information about ...

The Foundation facilitates the dissemination of the Siddha Yoga teachings given by Gurumayi Chidvilasananda, Swami Muktananda, and Bhagavan Nityananda. With Gurumayi's guidance, sevites in the SYDA Foundation create and produce …

Among all the practices of the Siddha Yoga path, chanting is my favorite. Whenever I chant, I am filled with joy and love. The music enters my heart and my whole body is filled with positive energy.

The Siddha Yoga Ashram in Boston now provides the venue for an optimal learning and teaching environment where Siddha Yogis can participate in the practices and engage in study and discussion groups while on retreat.

Baba Muktananda established Gurudev Siddha Peeth as a public trust in India to administer the work there, and founded the SYDA Foundation in the United States to administer the global work of Siddha Yoga meditation.

Gurudev Siddha Peeth, the first Siddha Yoga ashram, is a "shakti peeth", a center of spiritual energy. It is situated in the historic and sacred Tansa Valley, in Maharashtra, India. The ashram is imbued with the spiritual power of the Siddha Yoga Gurus and the countless hours of sadhana and spiritual practice that Siddha Yogis have performed there.