SRF San Diego Temple

San Diego
United States

Close to downtown San Diego, located in a beautiful green area one can find the Self Realization San Diego Temple. The center was established in 1943 by Paramahansa Yogananda, the creator of the Self Realization Fellowship. He even planted some of the cypress trees that are still alive and thriving located at the entrance of the center. Currently some of the offerings are: youth groups, satsang, volunteer opportunities, and meditation sessions.

Kriya Yoga
Path
Hinduism
Tradition
Hinduism
Language
Center
Type of Place

About the Place

and its People

Close to downtown San Diego, located in a beautiful green area one can find the Self Realization San Diego Temple. The center was established in 1943 by Paramahansa Yogananda, the creator of the Self Realization Fellowship. He even planted some of the cypress trees that are still alive and thriving located at the entrance of the center. Currently some of the offerings are: youth groups, satsang, volunteer opportunities, and meditation sessions.

On September 5, 1943, Paramahansa Yogananda established an oasis of peace in a tranquil setting surrounded by beautiful trees in the very heart of San Diego. This place is the Self Realization Fellowship San Diego Temple. Walking up to the centre there are thriving cypress trees that were planted by Yoganandaji himself. The famed architect Irving Gill originally designed the building in 1909. Located close to downtown in the Bankers Hill neighbourhood, Balboa Park can be found to the East, and Hillcrest to the North. On the property there is ample parking if needed, and street parking as well.

Kriya Yoga

the Path

Kriya Yoga is a spiritual path that emphasizes the practice of specific techniques and disciplines in order to bring about spiritual growth and realization. It is based on the teachings of the ancient Indian sage Patanjali, who outlined the path of Kriya Yoga in his Yoga Sutras.

The goal of Kriya Yoga is to help practitioners develop concentration and control over their minds, emotions, and physical bodies in order to achieve a state of inner peace and clarity. Through the practice of Kriya Yoga, practitioners aim to purify their minds and bodies, and to connect with their own inner wisdom and divine nature. The practice of Kriya Yoga includes a number of different techniques and disciplines, such as meditation, pranayama (breathing exercises), mantra repetition, and physical postures (asanas).

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Kriya Yoga
Path
Hinduism
Tradition
Hinduism
Language
Center
Type of Place

the Place

and its People

On September 5, 1943, Paramahansa Yogananda established an oasis of peace in a tranquil setting surrounded by beautiful trees in the very heart of San Diego. This place is the Self Realization Fellowship San Diego Temple. Walking up to the centre there are thriving cypress trees that were planted by Yoganandaji himself. The famed architect Irving Gill originally designed the building in 1909. Located close to downtown in the Bankers Hill neighbourhood, Balboa Park can be found to the East, and Hillcrest to the North. On the property there is ample parking if needed, and street parking as well.

Kriya Yoga

the Path

Kriya Yoga is a spiritual path that emphasizes the practice of specific techniques and disciplines in order to bring about spiritual growth and realization. It is based on the teachings of the ancient Indian sage Patanjali, who outlined the path of Kriya Yoga in his Yoga Sutras.

The goal of Kriya Yoga is to help practitioners develop concentration and control over their minds, emotions, and physical bodies in order to achieve a state of inner peace and clarity. Through the practice of Kriya Yoga, practitioners aim to purify their minds and bodies, and to connect with their own inner wisdom and divine nature. The practice of Kriya Yoga includes a number of different techniques and disciplines, such as meditation, pranayama (breathing exercises), mantra repetition, and physical postures (asanas).

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the Place

and its People

On September 5, 1943, Paramahansa Yogananda established an oasis of peace in a tranquil setting surrounded by beautiful trees in the very heart of San Diego. This place is the Self Realization Fellowship San Diego Temple. Walking up to the centre there are thriving cypress trees that were planted by Yoganandaji himself. The famed architect Irving Gill originally designed the building in 1909. Located close to downtown in the Bankers Hill neighbourhood, Balboa Park can be found to the East, and Hillcrest to the North. On the property there is ample parking if needed, and street parking as well.

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Self Realization Fellowship

the Organization

Self-Realization Fellowship (SRF) is a worldwide spiritual organization founded in 1920 by Paramahansa Yogananda, an Indian monk and spiritual teacher. SRF is dedicated to sharing the teachings of Kriya Yoga, a spiritual discipline that combines meditation, yoga, and other spiritual practices to help individuals achieve a higher state of consciousness and achieve self-realization, or union with the Divine.

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Details

sandiegotemple.org619-295-0170
3072 1st Avenue
San Diego
92103
United States
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SRF San Diego Temple

San Diego
,  
United States

Close to downtown San Diego, located in a beautiful green area one can find the Self Realization San Diego Temple. The center was established in 1943 by Paramahansa Yogananda, the creator of the Self Realization Fellowship. He even planted some of the cypress trees that are still alive and thriving located at the entrance of the center. Currently some of the offerings are: youth groups, satsang, volunteer opportunities, and meditation sessions.

Tradition & Practice
Hinduism
Kriya Yoga
Kind of Place
Center