Bhakti, Yoga, Japam, Dhyanam, Pooja, and Homa are the means of action that connect the soul consciousness of an individual with the universal consciousness of the Divine. These practises serve as the limbs of yoga kriya. Throughout this Kali season, these are the actions that are carried out in a variety of different forms. We can achieve union with the Supreme by being earnest in our practise of any one of these "Kriyas."

According to Sri Gururaya, using the scientific procedures of initiation allows the aspirant to advance from the beginning and understanding the absolute experiences of the soul's union with the divine. While teaching the essential philosophy that is required for the way of life of a human being, D.SH. Can educate the Sadhaka(or the Practitioner) in specialized abilities, that calms his/her Physical and Mental Processes so that he/she can realize the omni-presence of Divine.

Classes are only held for individuals who are childless and those who are unable to withstand mental stress, along with Dietary Restrictions. And they are only held on Sundays. On other days of the week, Sadhakas( Practitioners) are asked to practise at their homes. According to Sri Gururaya, yoga is not a form of exercise but rather the "acquisition of what is not there."

The answer to this question seems to be less. In a word, Sri Gururaya does not allow us to perform puja, homam and vrata whenever we have the possibility. According to the strength of Jataka Lagna and Muhurta, pujas and homams are indicated for the devotees who are in troubles. They do this because man's horoscope and physical conditions are not always as pure and stable as those of Badrinath and Kashi Kshetras. As a result, Puja and Homas are performed on Muhurta days when devotees gather. It is pivotal to direct the devotees to perform pooja and homam only when the devotees gather, not for money or pomp. That is why a lot of people patiently awaiting to meet Sri Gururaya.

According to Sri Gururaya, "If you give time to sadhana, sadhana will offer you serenity." Sadhana done as an uncompromising commitment with sincerity can improve our inner connection with God, regardless of how much time we spend in sadhana. Even if you are overburdened with responsibilities and tasks, it is very beneficial to schedule in some time each day. Balancing family and responsibilities will become easier for you as you deepen your spiritual practice.

The Divine Seed in Heart symbol represents the aspiration to plant any single spiritual seed (seed of Devotion(Bhakti Vitthanam), Seed of Yoga(Yoga Vitthanam), seed of service (Seva Vitthanam), seed of meditation(Dhyana Vitthanam), seed of love(Prema Vitthanam), seed of peace (Shanti Vitthanam), seed of Truth(Satya Vitthanam)) in one's heart and to do so with all sincerity.