Conscious breathing and eating to regulate life energy. Practice: Conscious action in daily life. Presence: Constant awareness of one's own consciousness. Psychedelic Sadhana (Spiritual Practice)
Ganesh Baba developed a modernized version of Kriya Yoga he called (for "creative" yoga). This system was designed to help Westerners, whose attention spans he felt were fragmented by modern distractions, reach "cosmification"—an expansion of awareness to the farthest reaches of the cosmos.
While he embraced the psychedelic movement, he also warned that drug use without disciplined practice (Sadhana) could become a distraction rather than a tool for awakening. The "Crazy Wisdom" Tradition The Crazy Wisdom of Ganesh Baba: Psychedelic Sa...
Ganesh Baba's teaching style was iconoclastic, humorous, and often confrontational—a hallmark of the tradition. He aimed to "shred beliefs to pieces" to force students into a direct, unmediated experience of reality.
Unlike many traditional gurus who forbade intoxicants, Ganesh Baba was a who considered cannabis and other entheogens to be "gifts of the gods". Conscious breathing and eating to regulate life energy
The practice is built around the for conscious living:
Mindful control of the physical body and "limb-limbering". The "Crazy Wisdom" Tradition Ganesh Baba's teaching style
He viewed substances like ganja as a form of Gyana Yoga (the path of knowledge), arguing they provide "room to move your psyche about" and abstract one's self from basic sensory experience.