Jagadguru Kripalu Yog Trust (JKYog India) is a public charitable Trust established by Swami Mukundananda. JKYog India aims at promoting the comprehensive development of the society by teaching the true knowledge of the Vedic scriptures, including the Upanishads, Puranas, Ramayan, Bhagavad Gita etc. In doing so it addresses all – the physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual dimensions of human personality.
Our Endeavours
Skill Centre
Jagadguru Kripalu Skill Institute (JKSI) has been established for the youth of Odisha. JKSI aims to equip the rural youth of Odisha with technical and vocational skills.
Swami Mukundananda
Yogi, Author and Spiritual Teacher
Swami Mukundananda is a world-renowned spiritual teacher from India. He is the founder of the yogic system called Jagadguru Kripaluji Yog, widely known as JKYog. Swamiji is a unique sanyasi (monk), who has a distinguished technical and management background, from highly esteemed Indian institutions, which complements his profound spiritual knowledge.
Mastery of emotions is an essential prerequisite for progress on the journey to Enlightenment. The principle is simple— we learn to become a better personby learning to harbour better thoughts.
“Let us not allow our thoughts to rob us of peace and joy, which are ours to claim through mastery of our mindsets. Rather, let us master our emotions through the techniques in this book, and discover a million reasons to be happy.”
Wisdom Blogs
Engage in Three-fold Devotion through Keertans
To progress in devotion, we must practice it daily. Spiritual progress does not come merely by doing devotion only on special occasions. We must make habit of daily practice of bhakti. ...
Message behind Story of Nriga
Once Lord Krishna’s kinsmen- the Yadavas head out for recreation in a forest. On their way, they find a giant lizard in a well and try to rescue ...
Message Behind Shree Krishna’s Kaliya Nartan Leela
As children, we are often afraid of spotting a snake, even in our dreams. One of the Vrindavan pastimes of Boy-Krishna was the taming of one such hundred-hooded ...