Kundalini tõuseb Sat Sangatis!

Kutsun sind võimsale meditatsioonile
pühapäeval 12. aprill kl 10 1630

Loitsime Kundalini Surjhee Satsangat Shabd 1000 korda.
Kerge ja vürtsine supp serveerime lõuna ajal.
Soovitatav annetust: 10 eur.
Koht: Dharamsaal, Liivalaia 11/1-14, Tallinn.
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Rohkem infot Kundalini Surjhee shabadi kohta:

Kundalini Surjhee mantra:
To perfect yourself in your experience
of Kundalini Yoga

“The meditative key to the entire kundalini yoga”
– Yogi Bhajan

It will give you the experience of raising the kundalini energy, controlling it and maintaining it. 
Chant this mantra to pierce through any blocks.

Kundalini Surjhee shabd is from the scripts of Guru Ram Das. This
recitation gives the practitioner an understanding of the flow of the
Kundalini Energy and has a rejuvenating effect on the body through
toning the inner organs.

Japa means recitation. It used to be custom in the old yogi traditions to retreat for a certain time. The Sikh lineage has created a perfect Naad Yoga system that allows the practitioner to manifest persistent, powerful changes in body, mind and soul. This system is tailored to the needs of the householder, who seeks for inner development while living in the outer world.

Kundalini Surjhee Satsangat shabd:

Jinho baat nischal dhru jaanee, tayee jeev kaal tay bacha.
Those who realize the Eternal, Unchanging Word of God, like Dhroo, are
immune to death.

Tin tario samundar rudar khin ek meh, jalahar bimb jugat jag rachaa.
They cross over the terrifying world-ocean in an instant; the Lord
created the world like a bubble of water.

Kundalini surjhee satsangat, paramanand guru mukh macha.
The Kundalini rises in the Sat Sangat, the True Congregation; through
the Word of the Guru, they enjoy the Lord of Supreme Bliss.

Siri guru sahib sabh upaar, man bach karam sayveeai sacha ||5||
The Supreme Guru is the Lord and Master over all; so serve the True
Guru, in thought, word and deed. ||5||