Meditation for Gur Prasad – (Blessings & Grace)
"Gur Prasad - How can we experience this understanding? Gur Prasad is the blessing, the grace, the transforming touch of the Guru, the teachings embodied. Grace alone completes our full…
Meditation To Break Depression
Meditation on the Breath For Healing & To Break Depression (As taught by Yogi Bhajan ) <<download/print>> Basic Position: Sit in any relaxed position with a straight spine. Relax the…
Why do Teacher’s Training?
The following is written by my teacher, Harijiwan about the teacher's training experience. I will be participating as an apprentice in this teacher's training. I urge anyone who has the…
FLIPPING THE MIND With The Power of Positive Mantra
A student of mine was telling me about an experience she had, recently. She was feeling down about something relating to her Dad. Often times when we regret something it's…
Wahe Guru, a little meaning behind the yoga of sound
*Wahe (Wha-hay) means “Wow” or “Ecstacy.” It’s sort of an exclamation of the joy of existence. Guru (goo-roo) means that force which brings one from darkness into light.
‘Gu’ means darkness and ‘Ru’ means light. So Gu-Ru is basically the transformation from dark to light, which is why we have associated the word with ‘enlightened’ or masterful individuals. We call someone a ‘guru’ when they have mastered their profession or area of expertise. However these words are so much more than simply a title or an idea. By speaking or chanting the word one creates the sound vibration, which awakens the force of the guru in all of us. Some consider this the higher self. It’s the perfect and complete version of yourself informing you in every moment. Speaking the words Wahe Guru will create a vibration which will dispel darkness from you and bring you into the light of your Soul. Another way of looking at it is that chanting the mantra is like dialing a phone number to your higher self. (more…)