Atma Yoga Meditation

About the Organization:

Atma Yoga Meditation was developed by Wilfred Jose, based on his own experience of the forgiveness and reconciliation that comes from the grace of God in, with, and through His son, our Lord, Jesus. He has also found that this experience of the divine graces is not limited to members of Christian Churches. It is available to any who seeks, asks, and knocks for it.

The word Atma means “soul yoga.” It implies a physical offering to God. Atma Yoga Meditation is a form of meditation where one willingly and prayerfully surrenders oneself with yoga and music.

If anyone wishes do so, the Almighty can transform he or she into His instruments of peace in the world.

Peace is the crying need of ours. All the world people are hungering and thirsting for peace, which also is the common goal of all religions. Peace in the world begins with the peace within individuals. Atma Yoga Meditation is an inter-religious mediation that helps to promote peace among individuals and religion.

About the Founder:

Wilfred Jose is a Roman Catholic. He completed eight years in the seminary, but by will of God, he left and got married. Now, he has two daughters and one son. Because of his arduous childhood, he was inspired to perform charitable acts. He has established Atma Yoga in many places, including his schools, rehabilitation centers, and poor houses. He has changed the lives of many people in northern India.

Origin:

Atma Yoga was especially strong in some seminarians, who studied in the Catholic seminary in Kerala, a state of India. A prayer team took shape in 1991. The Lord of the Harvest honored their dedication and sacrifice for the cause of Atma Yoga. The burden was in everybody’s heart in the seminary.

Years rolled by. In 2001, the team gathered for forty days, fasting and praying with yoga and music. The Holy Spirit guided them to an ecumenical communion of love for abiding peace within individuals and families. Thousands of people came to know the Lord’s love and the real peace within individuals through their labors.