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Yogi Bhajan
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Surround yourself with protection

The Sensory Human vibrates the Cosmos.* It is through sound that this cosmic vibration happens. The highest sounds are cosmic frequencies known as mantras or naad yoga. These sounds have a penetrating power.

The meditation below is an experience of the six "unchangeable sounds" -- Har, Hare, Haree, Whahe Guru** They affect the six directions: east, west, north, south, up, and down. In Yogi Bhajan’s words, "The mantra Har, Hare, Haree, Whahe Guru has six sounds. Don’t take it only as a mantra -- these six sounds are unchangeable sounds. What surrounds you is six: The four directions, up and down. Meditate on these six in this way, and they will cover you."


Chhe
Kriya*

Sit in Easy Pose, i.e., legs crossed, spine straight. Touch the tip of the thumb to the tip of the Jupiter finger (index finger). The other fingers are relaxed. With your hands in this mudra, close your eyes, and move your arms in the following sequence. Chant using the tip of your tongue.

Your thinking pattern is based on what you normally speak. If
you speak the word of God, your thinking patterns will become
divine. The nerves create the patterns of the brain function
by the movements of the tongue.
Yogi Bhajan 7/10/75

Stretch your arms out to the sides with the palms facing forward. Keep your elbows straight. Chant - Har.

Without bringing your hands near your shoulders, move your hands directly in front of you with your palms down, elbows by your sides, and your forearms pointing straight out in front of your body. Chant - Hare (Haray).

Bring your hands up by your shoulders, palms facing away. Chant - Haree.

Again, stretch your arms out to the sides with the palms facing forward, as in 1 above. Chant - Wha.

Again, as in 2, bring your hands directly in front of you, elbows by your sides, and your forearms pointing straight out in front of your body, palms down. Chant - He (Hay).

Again, bring your hands up near your shoulders, as in 3. Chant - Guru (Guroo). Continue this sequence for 11 minutes.

To finish: Inhale, hold the breath 15-20 seconds, keep your arms in 6 position, and squeeze your rib cage as you stretch your spine upward. Exhale. Repeat this sequence two more times. See 10 Reasons to Chant Mantras. See What happens when you meditate.

Ra Ma Da Sa
Siri Gaitri Mantra
Healing Meditation


Heal yourself. Heal the world.

Posture: Sit in easy pose.

Focus: Eyes are closed and focused at the third-eye point.

Mantra: Ra Ma Da Sa, Sa Say So Hung. The mantra should be sung in one complete exhalation. As you chant the first Sa, your navel point is pulled in so that this syllable is abbreviated. You should also pull your navel point in as you chant Hung. Hung should be vibrated at the root of the nose. The rest of the syllables are drawn out in a strong, powerful chant. Strive to keep your chant at full volume (loud but not raucous) throughout the meditation.

Meaning of the Mantra:

Ra = sun energy

Ma = moon energy

Da = earth energy

Sa = infinity, universal energy

Sa (repeated)

Say = the personal embodiment of Sa

So = the personal sense of merger with Sa

Hung = the Infinite, vibrating and real

This mantra literally means: “I am Thou." It can also mean, "the service of God is within me.“

Mudra: Bend the arms and bring the elbows against the side of the rib cage. The palms of the hands are parallel and face the sky (see photo of Snatam Kaur above). The elbows are snug at your sides with the forearms in close to your upper arms. The hands are at a 60 degree angle, halfway between pointing forward and pointing to the sides.

Time: 11 minutes.

End: Inhale deeply, hold your breath and visualize the person you want to send healing to (it can be yourself). Make that image in your mind very clear and see a glowing green light around the person. Keeping that person in your mind, exhale. Inhale deeply, hold your breath and continue to send the person healing green light. Still keeping that vision in your mind, exhale. For the last time, inhale deeply, hold your breath and see the person very clearly, see the green healing light bathing the person, bathing every cell in the body.

Exhale and relax.

Kirtan Kriya aka
Sa Ta Na Ma Meditation

A meditation to improve brain function
and stop Alzheimer's Disease.


Note: This specific meditation has been shown to halt the
disease and-or improve the condition of Alzheimer's patients.
See research notes.

Posture: Sit straight in easy pose as shown or in a chair. Meditate at the brow point (third eye) and produce the five primal sounds: Sa, Ta, Na, Ma.

These Sanskrit sounds, Sa, Ta, Na, Ma, translate respectively to birth, life, death, rebirth.

On "Sa" touch the first finger, index finger, (Jupiter finger) with the thumb tip.
On "Ta" touch the middle finger (Saturn finger) with the thumb tip.
On "Na" touch the ring finger (Sun finger) with the thumb tip.
On "Ma" touch the pinky (Mercury finger) with the thumb tip.
Eyes: Eyes are closed and focused at the brow point.

Time: Continue chanting, Sa Ta Na Ma, for a total of 18 or 30 minutes as follows.

Chant out loud for 3 or 5 minutes
Chant in a whisper for 3 or 5 minutes
Chant mentally in silence for 6 or 10 mintues
Chant in a whisper for 3 or 5 minute
Chant out loud for 3 or 5 minutes

To End: Inhale deeply. Stretch the hands up as far as possible and spread them wide. Stretch the spine and take several deep breaths. Relax at least 1 minute.

Comments: The connotation of the word “kriya” is an action or series of actions that completes a process and has a predictable outcome. By practicing Kirtan Kriya, we can begin to understand the cycle of creation. From the Infinite comes life, from life comes death or change. From death or change comes the re-birth of consciousness to the joy of the Infinite through which compassion leads back to life.

"When there comes a moment in your life when nothing works, if all shelter and hope is gone, when enemies overcome you and friends have left, do this meditation. The sound current has an Infinite power. It is the only power that is given to the human to excel. Vaak Siddhi** is the perfection of the sound projection. Guru Nanak explained it: ‘Through the mouth you utter a sound current, to which God listens with love.'

What you talk is not a sound current. The sound current is that which you create with the organic matter of your body where you use your pranas. That has a projective power." Yogi Bhajan --

Excerpts reprinted with permission from Reaching Me in Me, Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan.

* The harmonious systematic Universe
** Phoenetically: Har, Haray, Haree, Wha-hay Guroo
* Chhe is the Gurmukhi word for "six"
** Vaak Siddhi is a spiritual power that makes what you say happen

  

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   *Consultation with a health care professional should occur before applying adjustments or treatments to the body, consuming medications or nutritional supplements and before dieting, fasting or exercising. None of these activities are herein presented as substitutes for competent medical treatment.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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