Join us on Substack!

Feel Love Now with Swami Nityananda is Awake Yoga Meditation’s new, enhanced email newsletter delivered straight to your inbox. We share spiritually uplifting videos, audio talks, podcast episodes, articles, AYM book excerpts, and more. It is also the home of our eCourses, which offer more structured and guided steps toward integrating the teachings. Both offer free and paid subscription options, with group discounts and gift subscriptions available. Both are available on the Substack app.

 
 
 

Feel Love Now with Swami Nityananda

Powerful tools for you to feel love now—and at any moment. Techniques and teachings from yoga philosophy, Advaita Vedanta, Kriya Yoga, and more that actually work and help you live a happier, more peaceful life while supporting wisdom and kindness in all.

Subscription Options

FREE

  • All public posts (includes select spiritual talks, articles, episodes of The Awake Yoga Meditation Podcast, and more)

  • Access to posts anytime on the website and the Substack app

PAID
$15/mo ($12/mo with annual plan)

  • Everything that Free Subscribers receive

  • Paid-subscriber-only posts (including “From the Founder Series”—recordings from Swami Nityananda's teacher, Swami Shankarananda)

  • Access to the archives (including weekly replays of Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday full meditation services)

  • Ability to access eCourses (and eCourse archives) with self-determined tuition

  • Ability to post comments and join community discussions

Why Subscribe?

By subscribing at any level you help bring the teachings of love, kindness, and compassion into the world.

Paid subscribers help financially support Awake Yoga Meditation’s mission to empower people to live the teachings of meditation, Vedanta, Bhagavad-Gita, and Kriya Yoga. Substack receives a 10% commission on each paid subscription in exchange for free use of the platform. This model allows Awake Yoga Meditation to keep operational costs low while also supporting our bringing live meditations to you every Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday; offering transformative eCourses; and supporting the presiding teacher’s Dakshina (reimbursement of basic living expenses for housing, transportation, and insurance). The presiding teacher, Swami Nityananda, does not take a salary.

For answers to other frequently asked questions, click here.