Journey to Brahm Prakash -Monday January 20, 2020 (2-1/2 Hour Meditation)
Sat Nam Everyone and Welcome to Tonight's
Journey to Brahm Prakash Meditation
Led by S. S. Sangeet Kaur Khalsa
Date & Time: Monday January 20, 2020, 6 pm - 9 pm (Click For Current Arizona Time)
Location: 9851 N. 28th Way, Phoenix, AZ 85028 (Sangeet's home)
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Sangeet's Message About Tonight's Journey to Brahm Prakash Meditation
Dear Family and Friends,
We are definitely facing dark times on our planet. Much of the emotional maelstrom from last year’s 3 Planetary Cycle has rolled over into this year, this month, even while we are working to bring the new, more reasonable Planetary Cycle of 4 into play on our behalf.
We have to acknowledge that darkness abounds in many ways and places. Darkness comes into our lives at unpredictable times, whether from our own deep subconscious issues or prompted by external circumstances.
We need a special lift now, as individuals, as communities, as humans on this planet once again facing threats of war in so many places.
Well with this one mantra, you get that boost. This mantra brings peace within and beyond. It draws on the aspect of God that brings nourishment and relates to the water element. It awakens the true identity of God within each of us and, with the flow of ecstasy (like the flow of water), brings us the experience of Infinity/God within us and beyond us.
Tonight’s mantra is:
Sat Narayan Wahe Guru,
Hari Narayan Sat Nam
This mantra is a “must” in your regular spiritual practice. Chant it for 11 minutes a day for 40 days. It is incredibly elevating. It is known as the “Chotay Pad” mantra or by its opening line, the “Sat Narayan” mantra. You’ll find it in our pull-down “meditations” menu CLICK HERE.
The words of the mantra call on God in all essential forms: Sat Narayan, the true Sustainer, Wahe Guru is God as Indescribable Wisdom, Hari Narayan is God as the Primary Creative and Sustaining Force, and Sat Nam is the True Identity we hold also within ourselves. Linking all is Narayan, aligned with Vishnu or the water element which can bring clarity, flow and tranquility.
This meditation goes after darkness in a big way – be they warmongers half-way around the planet or the darkness of fears in our own mind. It cleanses the subconscious and brings a peaceful state of mind as well as peace to your external realities. The waters of the mind clear and calm. Chanting this mantra you vibrate and link to Infinity and your Divine Essence. In the words of Kundalini Yoga Master Yogi Bhajan:
“Like you can see through clear water, you can see through the clear mind and beyond this phenomenal world (to) realize God.”
I have a long and powerful history with the Sat Narayan Mantra ever since the early 1980s when, after leading a White Tantric Yoga course in New York, the Master told us to do this chant in a special sequence on the nights leading up to the full moon and then for 2-1/2 hours on the full moon night. A unique form of darkness left me. It became my “go-to mantra” then and ever since.
Many years later, in the late fall of 2011, Sat Narayan came to me as the mantra we needed to do for the 2 1/2 hour meditation I was inspired to lead on the night of November 11th (11-11-11), the celebrated dawning of The Aquarian Age. The “age of light” was here and I knew we had to clear darkness covering all souls on this planet.
We called this event “The Journey to Brahm Prakash” as I was given the understanding that this chant would awaken the powers of those great saints who dwell in the fourth heavenly ether known as Brahm Prakash (“the God-awakened ones”). They would be drawn here by the chant and our devotion and magnify the work we were doing and circle it around the globe.
From that night sprang all the Journey to Brahm Prakash meditations we have done since, over nine years. While we have done close to 100 different meditations over that time, each one giving us strength in the face of whatever issue was prevailing at the time, on several occasions we reverted to this keystone mantra.
So again tonight we call on Sat Narayan to turn back the plague of hate and threat of war to bring a new dawning of peace. Help us deliver this new year’s cycle of reason, intelligence and intuition that can bring people and cultures together.
Almighty cannot fail us. Those who serve to elevate goodness in this world have a unique command of the heavens and key mantras help us to deliver that command. So it is written in the most ancient texts and so it is forever true.
Bless you in all ways always!
Sangeet
Asana & Mudra
Sit on the floor in Easy Pose or in a chair with a straight spine, hands in lap or on knees with fingers in Gyan Mudra.
Drishti
You can simply close your eyes or roll them up to focus on the Third Eye.
Mantra
Sat Narayan Wahe Guru,
Hari Narayan Sat Nam
Translation
True Sustainer, Indescribable Wisdom,
Creative Sustenance, True Identity.
Date & Time: Monday January 20, 2020, 6 pm - 9 pm (Click For Current Arizona Time)
Location: 9851 N. 28th Way, Phoenix, AZ 85028 (Sangeet's home)
Suggested Donation: $25 per person. Includes a light vegan meal with Yogi Tea served afterwards.
Live Broadcast: Begins 15 minutes earlier. (Click here for compatibility)
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