Sarab Gyaan Kriya Meditation
The relationship we have with our mind is often unknown to us. This is mostly due to our strong sense of identification with our mind and its activities.
The relationship we have with our mind is often unknown to us. This is mostly due to our strong sense of identification with our mind and its activities.
Ong is a sacred and mystic sound and syllable, possibly first introduced and extensively used by Guru Nānak. Due to its similarity in sound and usage in sacred texts and mantras, it seems to be a variation of the more ancient Om or Aum.
The process of falling asleep bears some resemblance to the process of dying in the sense that we have to give up control, surrender body and mind, and wait for the grace for it to happen…
Japji Sahib is a sacred song and prayer received by Guru Nanak ca. 1500 AD exploring the path of the human towards Divine consciousness. In this workshop, we will explore Japji Sahib in various ways…
To sing of the praises and wonders of the unfathomable, infinite, all-pervading Divine in devotional poetry has been, since long, one of the most powerful and beautiful ways of expression and exercise of union with the Beloved.
Mantra transforms spirit into matter and creates the best possible reality through the right service of the mind. It can heal by opening space and capacity to absorb pain and illusion, and it lightens the darkness.