JKYog aims to serve humanity with the true knowledge of Yoga and Spirituality as described in the Indian scriptures, to help attain physical, mental and spiritual well-being.
Constant comparison drains our joy and distracts us from our true path. Like a runner chasing another’s pace, we risk missing our own turn. True fulfillment lies not in outdoing others, but in surpassing ourselves and embracing our unique journey.
In life’s toughest moments, peace comes with surrender. Swami Mukundananda teaches that true surrender means aligning your will with God’s, trusting His plan, and letting go of ego. Shree Krishna knows what’s best for you—just let grace flow.
In a world full of distractions, Swami Mukundananda reveals one timeless habit to ignite unwavering focus: reflect daily on your highest purpose. True transformation begins when your intellect is fueled by spiritual clarity, not fleeting motivation.
Saint Tyagaraja’s music was not mere melody—it was a cry of the soul longing for union with Lord Ram. Renouncing worldly glory, he offered every note as an act of love and surrender, making his life a timeless symphony of devotion.
Master your thoughts through conscious contemplation to reshape emotions, build inner strength, and create a life aligned with true values.
Discover how self-discipline can unlock your highest potential. Inspired by Swami Mukundananda, this blog shares tools to master your mind and achieve success.
When the light of knowledge meets the warmth of devotion, the soul awakens. Journey through Uddhav's transformation, Janak’s melting heart, and Shukadev’s epiphany—where intellect bows to love, and the formless Divine takes a sweet, personal form.
“Don’t care for the opinions of others. All headache gone.” – Swami Mukundananda. In a world of constant comparison, this wisdom reminds us to run our own race. You are one of a kind, divinely made. Seek progress, not praise. Live to grow, not to please. Peace will follow.
The Shrimad Bhagavatam explores divine justice through Shishupal's story, showing how even hatred toward God can lead to liberation.