Meet Jason Aaron Dilts
Jason Aaron Dilts is a yogi, writer, astrologer, and business owner passionate about spreading the teachings of Kundalini Yoga & Meditation. He is a certified KRI (Kundalini Research Institute) instructor and holds certificates in advanced training courses on a variety of Kundalini Yoga teachings from RA MA Institute for Applied Yogic Sciences, including the Charka System, the Elemental and 10 Body Systems, and the parapsychology of moving thoughtforms.
Based today in Los Angeles, Jason was the Executive Director of Full Circle Venice, a spiritual community center in Venice Beach, CA founded by 90’s actor Andrew Keegan (10 Things I Hate About You). The organization hosted over 900 spiritual and community events and focused on providing multiple avenues for spiritual exploration. Full Circle garnered national and international press during its years in operation and remains a topic of fascination today.
Jason has a long history of involvement in Wichita, KS. During his years in Kansas, he was active in local and state politics though his work as the Executive Director of the Sedgwick County Democratic Party and also LGBT activism. He worked for non-profits like the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, and helped organize and write about the local music and arts scene with ROK ICT. He covered art, music, and entertainment for the Wichita Eagle and wrote regular columns on culture, politics, and identity for The Gayly and Naked City Magazine.
About Kundalini Yoga & Meditation
Kundalini Yoga is a dynamic and spiritually focused form of yoga that emphasizes awakening the Kundalini energy—a latent, potent energy coiled at the base of the spine. Through a combination of physical postures (asanas), breathwork (pranayama), chanting (mantras), hand positions (mudras), and deep meditation, Kundalini Yoga aims to activate and guide this energy up through the chakras (energy centers in the body), ultimately leading to a heightened state of consciousness and awareness
Distinct from other forms of yoga, Kundalini Yoga has a strong emphasis on breath control and chanting, making it feel more ritualistic and mystical. It is less about achieving physical mastery and more about elevating one’s consciousness and tapping into the deeper layers of the mind and spirit.
Kundalini Yoga is also a yogic technology that was brought to the west specifically to help humanity navigate the intense and fast changes society would go through in the move to the digital era. Kundalini Yoga is often associated with the transition into the Age of Aquarius, a new era characterized by a shift in human consciousness and collective evolution. This concept, popularized by Yogi Bhajan (the teacher who brought Kundalini Yoga to the West in the late 1960s), suggests that humanity is moving away from the Piscean Age—a time marked by power, control, and external authority—into the Aquarian Age, which values intuition, personal empowerment, interdependent communities, and universal connection.
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Homo on the Range 
Dec 17, 2010 @ 16:09:12
Great article. Love that you are loving life and have learned to love yourself. That is a lesson that many of us took too long to learn… Excited for you!
Apr 19, 2013 @ 22:26:48
I enjoyed your presence today at Bethel College! Thank you for coming and speaking to the sheep. lol Anyways, It was great to have you and Dusty! The blog site is allot of inspiration!