Lets be a part-time yogi: Embracing the path shown by Paramhansa Yogananda

Whether you are just beginning your yoga journey or are an experienced practitioner seeking to deepen your understanding, this book offers a powerful perspective that can reshape your relationship with yoga and spirituality.

This is the inspiring memoir of a software engineer who discovers the profound impact of Kriya Yoga and spiritual practice. Through personal experiences and practical insights, it reveals how anyone - regardless of background - can unlock a transformative path toward self-realization.

What you will gain from this book?

• A deeper understanding of yoga and its foundational principles
• Ways to thrive in the corporate world while nurturing inner peace, balance, and clarity
• Insights into how the teachings of Paramhansa Yogananda and the practice of Kriya Yoga can lead to spiritual awakening
• Guidance on integrating ancient wisdom into the fast-paced world of technology
• A valuable resource for professionals and seekers looking for purpose, serenity, and meaning through meditation and conscious living

This book invites you to embark on a journey toward greater awareness, peace, and fulfillment.

Human life is precious - lets not waste it.

Through sleepless nights and a persistent inner calling, Jay Bhati - a migrant techie - set out on a quest to find deeper meaning and purpose. His path led him far from his birthplace to New Zealand, where he uncovered a hidden treasure of timeless wisdom. Listening to the voice within, he pursued a life of spiritual growth while continuing to meet his worldly responsibilities.

In this memoir, Jay shares his first-hand experiences walking the yogic path, including the practical lessons, challenges, and truths that come with sincere practice. As a dedicated follower of Paramhansa Yogananda and a practitioner of Kriya Yoga, Jay is one of the few kriyabans currently living in New Zealand.

This book is both a personal story and a guide - for anyone seeking to live with greater clarity, purpose, and inner freedom.