
In order to start the Kriya Yoga program you must have previously completed the Chakra Sadhana Course.
Gradually scale the full Kriya Yoga routine to about two hours, using weekly reductions in rounds as you master each kriya and integrate the next.
Practice nada sanchalana, a sound consciousness meditation in Siddhasana or Padmasana, guiding awareness from Muladhara up to Bindu, passing through Swadisthana, Manipura, Anahata, and Vishuddhi, then om and 13 rounds.
Guides practice of Viparita Karani mudra and advanced kriya techniques, guiding breath and chakra visualization from Muladhara to Sahasrara with kumbhaka, ujjayi, and nada sankalana.
Engage in maha mudra practice starting in siddhasana, using kechari mudra and ujjayi breath to awaken muladhara, bindu, and shambhavi via controlled kumbhaka and mudras.
Begin in vajrasana with eyes open, grounding at muladhara, and focus nasik and drishti on breath through both nostrils to eyebrow center, sensing the sandalwood aroma of the astral body.
Practice week 8 guides a full kriya sequence beginning with Viparita Karani mudra, Ujjayi pranayama, and chakra visualization from Muladhara to Sahasrara, with Kumbhaka, nada, and Kechari mudra.
Practice Naumukhi mudra by closing the nine gates in Siddhasana or Padmasana, compress Muladhara, inhale with Ujjayi to Bindu, and visualize the copper trident piercing Bindu.
Perform Naumukhi mudra from muladhara through the frontal passage with ujjayi and kumbhaka, visualizing the copper trident penetrating bindu, engaging shanmukha mudra, mula bandha and vajroli mudra.
Guide viparita karani mudra and ujjayi pranayama as awareness travels through Muladhara to Sahasrara, with kumbhaka, mudras, and multiple chakra practices.
Settle in Siddhasana or Padmasana and perform Kechari mudra, then breathe and visualize a green serpent moving between Muladhara and Bindu. Repeat the cycle five times with Ujjayi breath.
Engage in a guided meditation visualizing a lotus, seated in Siddhasana or Padmasana, with roots from muladhara blooming toward sahasrara as Shambhavi, Parvati's lotus.
Practice Viparita Karani mudra, ujjayi pranayama, and chakra-focused visualization through Muladhara to Sahasrara, with kumbhaka and mudras, in a comprehensive kriya yoga session.
Begin in Padmasana and Siddhasana, use Kechari mudra, and move nectar through Manipura, Vishuddhi, and Lalana with Ujjayi breath and short kumbhaka, cycling warm and icy nectar.
Guided kriya yoga session focusing on Viparita Karani mudra, Ujjayi pranayama, and chakra meditation from Muladhara to Sahasrara, with kumbhaka, mudras, and Kechari practice.
Begin in siddhasana or padmasana, practice kechari mudra and ujayi pranayama to move awareness through Muladhara, Swadhisthana, Vishuddhi and Bindu toward Agnya, completing 59 rounds for calm.
Join a detailed kriya sequence from viparita karani and ujjayi pranayama through chakra visualization, kumbhaka, and mudras like kechari, shambhavi, and mahāmudrā to awaken Muladhara to Sahasrara.
Practice week 17 guides viparita karani mudra, chakra cycling with manipulation of muladhara to sahasrara, ujjayi pranayama, kumbhaka, and kechari mudra within kriya yoga rituals.
Learn a guided meditation practiced in any seated meditative posture, with repeated Om chants to cultivate dhyana.
Practice week 19 guides viparita karani mudra, ujjayi pranayama, and chakra breathing from Muladhara to Sahasrara with kumbhaka.
Master pranayama through ten breathing techniques with downloadable guided practices and respiratory anatomy and physiology insights, boosting physical and mental health, vitality, and wellness in nine hours of video lessons.
Explore mudras and bandhas to harness and redirect vital energy through mudra groups, with theory on yoga physiology, benefits, and contraindications, plus an Udemy certificate for continuing education credits.
Welcome to Essential Kriya Yoga, an Estudio Korunta training designed as a continuation of the course Chakra Sadhana: Complete Guide. To take this course, it is important to have completed that previous training, as this program moves into more advanced practices related to chakras, nadis, prana, kundalini shakti, and meditation.
This course is structured as a progressive 20-week program, in which you will study and integrate 20 carefully selected Kriya Yoga techniques. Each week, you will learn a new kriya and gradually incorporate it into your existing practice, building a solid foundation for inner work and daily discipline.
Kriya Yoga can be understood as the yoga of conscious action, practice, and internal movement. Rather than being merely intellectual or contemplative, this system uses specific techniques to work with the body, breath, attention, and the flow of prana. Its purpose is to support the purification of the nadis, the progressive activation of the chakras, and a deeper relationship with internal energy.
The course is based on traditional principles of Hatha Yoga and yogic physiology. Instead of trying to control the mind directly, Kriya Yoga works with prana, since breath, vital energy, and mental states are deeply connected. By learning how to direct prana more consciously, the practitioner can cultivate greater steadiness, concentration, and self-awareness.
Throughout the course, you will explore:
20 progressive Kriya Yoga techniques.
Gradual chakra activation.
Purification of the nadis.
The relationship between prana, breath, and mind.
Kundalini shakti from a careful and progressive approach.
Weekly integration of the practices.
Meditation, concentration, and internalization.
Application of Hatha Yoga principles to energetic practice.
This course does not promote forced experiences or instant expectations. Work with kundalini and internal practices should be approached with respect, discipline, and gradual progression. For this reason, the methodology is organized week by week, allowing each technique to be assimilated before moving on to the next one.
This program is ideal for:
Students who have completed Chakra Sadhana: Complete Guide.
Yoga practitioners interested in traditional Kriya Yoga.
Teachers who want to deepen their understanding of pranayama, chakras, nadis, and meditation.
Students interested in kundalini shakti from a gradual perspective.
Practitioners seeking a clear 20-week structure for personal sadhana.
By the end of the course, you will have a practical foundation of 20 kriyas that you can integrate into your personal discipline in a progressive, conscious, and organized way. The intention is to help you develop a deeper, steadier practice connected with the internal dimensions of yoga.
Upon completion, you will receive your Udemy certificate of completion, which may be used to register 20 YACEP continuing education hours with Yoga Alliance. If you would like to receive a diploma issued by Estudio Korunta – Rafael Díaz, you may request it for an additional fee of $25 USD. More information is provided inside the course.
If you have already completed Chakra Sadhana and want to move into a deeper Kriya Yoga practice, this course offers a clear, progressive, and serious path to continue your study and inner transformation.