Have You Been Looking for an Authentic Spiritual Practice?
We invite you to join Swami Khecaranatha ("Nathaji") as he shares the wisdom of his nondual tradition and offers you a glimpse into the incredible change possible in your own life through the practice of Kuṇḍalinī Sādhana. Nathaji’s teachings can become a catalyst for a deep transformation. He offers practical guidance on steps you can take to find, enter into, and become established in a deeper consciousness, liberating yourself from past holdings and patterns, and fulfill your purpose in this life.
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About Nathaji & His Lineage
With a mastery etched from over five decades of disciplined inner practice and selfless service, Swami Khecaranatha is an authentic adept in the Śakti Transmission Lineage of Bhagavan Nityananda and Swami Rudrananda. Nathaji teaches from his personal experience and revelations. His study of the richness and wisdom of ancient tantric scripture provides a means to articulate the teachings of his lineage within the larger context of these powerful nondual traditions — while emphasizing the essence of his teaching, which is to empower students to discover their own innate divinity.
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UPCOMING EVENTS THIS YEAR
PUBLIC TALK
San Francisco
Sunday Oct 19
Event Canceled
What Students Are Saying About Nathaji's Teaching
Nathaji is a genuine and generous teacher, guiding from the heart, and available on so many levels. He demonstrates such unconditionality and focus of purpose that he always inspires me to re-dedicate myself to love, time and again.
Meeting Nathaji has allowed me to understand spiritual growth and trust my process on a much deeper level. I am amazed that when I bring my questions I am met with simple truth that opens my experience to the Self.
Each Satsang is a space of deep inquiry, subtle transmission, and practical integration. Whether exploring foundational practices or the subtleties of nonduality, Nathaji brings remarkable insight from his own self-realization.
