How do we respond when pressured to cut corners ethically? Do we give in and "take the easy way out"? Doing so may bring a temporary reward; but following that path leads to a loss of inner peace. And without peace, how is happiness and true fulfilment possible? THE YOGIC WAY OF INTEGRITY is based on the Seven Elements of Integrity identified and taught by Swami Kriyananda, a direct disciple of Paramhansa Yogananda (author of the classic Autobiography of a Yogi). Kriyananda wrote: "Integrity implies much more than honesty and truthfulness. It involves the full integration of your being with your higher aspirations and beliefs. "Inner wholeness implies outer harmony. A person of integrity will be faithful to the principle of caring for the well-being of others. And he will be true above all to himself. "If an act is right, not only will we feel the corroboration of our own conscience: The consequences will be beneficial. If an act is wrong, however, the consequences will be damaging to all concerned. "Integrity includes fearlessness, kindness, inner relaxation, and cheerful acceptance of whatever comes." The author, Naidhruva Rush, has sought all her life to abide by these principles. This book reflects the fruit of her efforts. The stories it shares, and the points it emphasizes-especially related to honesty and truthfulness-will resonate with everyone, and are much needed in this day and age. THE YOGIC WAY OF INTEGRITY features: · Lessons from Watergate · Reclaiming Lost Integrity · Striking a Balance Between Work and Spiritual Living · Overcoming Anger and Fear · Rising Above Personal Likes and Dislikes · Right Action: The Key to Success · . . . and much more!

How do we respond when pressured to cut corners ethically? Do we give in and "take the easy way out"? Doing so may bring a temporary reward; but following that path leads to a loss of inner peace. And without peace, how is happiness and true fulfilment possible? THE YOGIC WAY OF INTEGRITY is based on the Seven Elements of Integrity identified and taught by Swami Kriyananda, a direct disciple of Paramhansa Yogananda (author of the classic Autobiography of a Yogi). Kriyananda wrote: "Integrity implies much more than honesty and truthfulness. It involves the full integration of your being with your higher aspirations and beliefs. "Inner wholeness implies outer harmony. A person of integrity will be faithful to the principle of caring for the well-being of others. And he will be true above all to himself. "If an act is right, not only will we feel the corroboration of our own conscience: The consequences will be beneficial. If an act is wrong, however, the consequences will be damaging to all concerned. "Integrity includes fearlessness, kindness, inner relaxation, and cheerful acceptance of whatever comes." The author, Naidhruva Rush, has sought all her life to abide by these principles. This book reflects the fruit of her efforts. The stories it shares, and the points it emphasizes-especially related to honesty and truthfulness-will resonate with everyone, and are much needed in this day and age. THE YOGIC WAY OF INTEGRITY features: · Lessons from Watergate · Reclaiming Lost Integrity · Striking a Balance Between Work and Spiritual Living · Overcoming Anger and Fear · Rising Above Personal Likes and Dislikes · Right Action: The Key to Success · . . . and much more!

How do we respond when pressured to cut corners ethically? Do we give in and "take the easy way out"? Doing so may bring a temporary reward; but following that path leads to a loss of inner peace. And without peace, how is happiness and true fulfilment possible? THE YOGIC WAY OF INTEGRITY is based on the Seven Elements of Integrity identified and taught by Swami Kriyananda, a direct disciple of Paramhansa Yogananda (author of the classic Autobiography of a Yogi). Kriyananda wrote: "Integrity implies much more than honesty and truthfulness. It involves the full integration of your being with your higher aspirations and beliefs. "Inner wholeness implies outer harmony. A person of integrity will be faithful to the principle of caring for the well-being of others. And he will be true above all to himself. "If an act is right, not only will we feel the corroboration of our own conscience: The consequences will be beneficial. If an act is wrong, however, the consequences will be damaging to all concerned. "Integrity includes fearlessness, kindness, inner relaxation, and cheerful acceptance of whatever comes." The author, Naidhruva Rush, has sought all her life to abide by these principles. This book reflects the fruit of her efforts. The stories it shares, and the points it emphasizes-especially related to honesty and truthfulness-will resonate with everyone, and are much needed in this day and age. THE YOGIC WAY OF INTEGRITY features: · Lessons from Watergate · Reclaiming Lost Integrity · Striking a Balance Between Work and Spiritual Living · Overcoming Anger and Fear · Rising Above Personal Likes and Dislikes · Right Action: The Key to Success · . . . and much more!