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Our MissionTo promote the ideals of God Without Religion throughout the world. To encourage forums for questioning and discussing spiritual issues related to seeking a more universal God without religion. To inspire dynamic and progressive local colloquiums in people's homes around the world based on the ideals of open introspection, questioning, and authority-free discussion. To conduct worldwide classes and seminars on the ideals of God Without Religion coupled with varied methods of pranayama and ascetic living. To provide guidance in the practice of pranayama and following the ascetic path. To promote the science of pranayama, sense-introversion. To help pave the way to an end of divisive beliefs that bring violence and disharmony into the world, replacing those beliefs with personal methods of introspection, open discussion, and sense-introversion that help practitioners actively identify with, not merely tolerate, all human beings. |
Sankara Saranam is a writer, philosopher, lecturer, and tireless proponent of pranayama.
An ascetic and mystic, Sankara Saranam founded The Pranayama Institute as an expression of his ideal to make pranayama techniques available worldwide at no cost to students. S. Saranam graduated from Columbia University magna cum laude as a student of religion. He has a master's degree in Eastern texts and Sanskrit from St. John's College. He is also a poet, composer, singer, and classically trained guitarist. S. Saranam currently lives with his wife and their two children in southern New Mexico. |
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He traveled extensively in India and Israel researching and writing on spiritual issues.
His first book, Yoga and Judaism (Astrologue, 1997), showed that the Hebrew Prophets were
practitioners of various systems of asceticism and pranayama (sense-introversion). His most recent work, the multi-award winning God Without Religion, seeks to balance
the world's divergent and divisive cultural views of God with a scientific method of personal introspection
and pranayama.