Self-Realization Fellowship Temple San Diego — Attraction in San Diego

It's hard to really understand the message of Christ thanks to the Catholic Church who hid most of the important books of the Bible and their dungeon. But after reading the Red Sea Scrolls and the Naga Library I came to understand how Christ became a god it explains it's early and the process of enlightenment this Temple is the closest thing to Mystic Christianity you will find. To be the Christ is the goals Enlightenment and Liberation see the powerful technique of kriya yoga and meditation. This facility vibrates with life as pranic energy is very much present at the site it also helps to have it nestled in a canyon where there are no houses only trees squirrels and pesky Ravens. The monks are humble humorous and kind. You may find the people a bit unfriendly but that is because they are in a meditative State and are just quiet and really high from the energy the light. Thank you Yogananda for devoting your life so I...

This is no longer a friendly peaceful place, where you can mediate/self realization! The grounds keeper is the worst and has a terrible attitude witch he has displayed to me on 3 different occasion. Ive gone here for many year's and loved it. ( i live 1 block up on spruce) Unfortunate they have a rude "grounds keeper" who ruined it for me why i was meditating for 10 minutes. Excuse my language but he is a complete a hole who spreads negative energy and makes it clear that i am no longer ALLOWED to meditate. Even with thousands of dollars myself and family have donated weekly over the years this grounds keeper has truly ruined my perspective of the temple now. It's a shame i really really liked the Chaplin here such a nice sincere person. Very sad. God bless the "grounds keeper" we will pray for him. God bless. But will not be...

I had always imagined that there must be someplace like this out there somewhere, maybe in India or Thailand, but certainly not in the US. The first “sermon” I heard was like light from heaven filling my soul. I spent a year attending SRF and reading Paramahansa Yogananda’s teachings and I gained much from the experience, but that first visit to SRF Center, hearing my first guru speak, was one of the spiritual experiences I will remember for the rest of my life. Realizing there were other people who thought similar to me in spiritual matters, instead of it being a hypothetical, blew me away. I no longer live in California, but I will always fondly remember my...