The more clearly we perceive reality the more we can create peace, not just inner peace, but also peace in the world. Meditation results in a state of freedom so profound that one’s very presence causes peace in his or her total environment.

Magic unfolds almost effortlessly when you step onto the soil of the birthplace of yoga. If one is open to it, you can feel yourself swept up in the spirit of mantra, drifting on intoxicating melodies, engrossed in the swelling of emotion, allured by sweet smelling incense, drawing one further toward a state of surrender, releasing all hold on reality and diving into an ocean of devotion. To explore oneself in the landscape of India is to deepen ones inner commitment to connect to the innermost chamber of Self, to release all shackles of past and future, and fully surrender to the vastness of Now.

Kia is the cover model for the January 2014 edition of Yoga Journal. She shares 13 poses for tapping your willpower.

The YogaGlo Blog shares a video interview with Kia Miller about "The Deep Peace of Yoga" on December 11, 2014.

Yogis, prophets, psychics, you name it, they all talk about this time of change that we are currently experiencing. Do you feel the shift? Let us not leave it up to our neighbors. Let us commit daily to live in LOVE and be the change that it needed in order to bring a state of harmony and peace for all.  May we all wake up to the love that is inside us.

Original Article: High desert Bhakti Fest centers on spirituality. Beth Roessner interviews Kia Miller for her article about the 2014 Bhakti Fest in The Desert Sun.

In Episode 37 of the Kripalu Perspectives podcast, Portland Helmich interviews Kia about "Heart Wisdom and Kundalini Yoga." During this interview Kia describes Kundalini yoga, what differentiates it from other forms of yoga, and how it awakens the wisdom of the heart through pranic energy.

The Portrait of the Annapurna Woman is an ongoing series featuring divine women who embody the nurturing spirit of Annapurna Living. Carrie Ross interviews renowned Yogi Kia Miller.

Kia writes "I turned to yoga as a way to  resolve the issues that were rising within me. I started to pay attention to the inner conflicts that needed to be resolved and gradually my focus shifted from anger to forgiveness."

Like Arjuna, one of the greatest warriors known in yogic tradition, we too can fulfill our dharma by calling on the wisdom of the Warrior Saint archetype. Kia shares five techniques you can integrate into your daily practice to embody the Warrior Saint.