An Autobiography Of A Yogi invites readers to step into the life of Paramahansa Yogananda, a pioneering spiritual teacher whose memoir blends personal episodes with the wisdom of East and West. This classic work—part biography, part spiritual guide—traces his childhood in Gorakhpur, his search for a guru, and his mission to share Kriya Yoga with the world. Written for curious readers who seek meaning, growth, and calm, the book carries a hopeful, reverent tone that invites contemplation and inspiration.

Structured as a memoir filled with intimate anecdotes, conversations with sages, and vivid scenes from India and America, An Autobiography Of A Yogi unfolds as a spiritual apprenticeship. Readers meet mentors and seekers along the path and glimpse the daily practices that shaped Yogananda’s discipline and devotion.

From Gorakhpur to a global teaching mission, the book brings to life the yearning for God-realization and the promise of Kriya Yoga. In An Autobiography Of A Yogi, you encounter a journey across continents, a guru-disciple relationship, and a steady, practical path toward inner peace. The narrative balances personal memory with timeless teachings, presenting meditation, breath, self-respect, simple living, and service in a warm, accessible voice.

• Biographical journey from childhood to monkhood to a worldwide spiritual teacher
• Encounters with East and West spiritual figures and the guru–disciple dynamic
• Introduction to Kriya Yoga and practical paths to self-realization
• Vivid scenes of travel, lectures, and spiritual communities in India and the United States
• Timeless insights on discipline, calm, devotion, and compassionate living

After finishing An Autobiography Of A Yogi, readers feel inspired to explore meditation and self-realization in daily life. The book leaves a sense of calm, curiosity, and a belief in the universal potential for spiritual growth.