The document discusses the benefits and levels of Lintang Kautsar, an exercise method from Indonesia. It describes experiences people had during initiations, including feelings of peace, energy entering the body, and visualization of particles. There are six levels that open different strength points and empower the spirit and body. Benefits include spiritual knowledge, improved behavior, and purification of energy channels so the body receives positive energy.
The document provides guidance on controlling the urges of speech, mind, anger, and body based on instructions from the Bhagavad Gita and Srimad Bhagavatam. It discusses how to engage these urges in service to Krishna rather than for sense gratification. Specifically, it recommends engaging speech in krishna katha, fixing the mind on Krishna, using anger to protect devotees or spread Krishna consciousness, and eating only prasadam to control the tongue and belly. Association with pure devotees is emphasized as the best means to achieve this transcendental engagement of material urges and attain atonement of the soul.
Kundalini And The Chakras : Genevieve Lewis PaulsonYeruvaBrothers
The document discusses Kundalini, an evolutionary energy that exists within all people. Kundalini pushes individuals towards greater enlightenment and god-like abilities. When Kundalini is spontaneously released before a person is ready, it can cause physical, mental or emotional problems. The document provides background on Kundalini in ancient Eastern texts and explains that more people are experiencing unexpected Kundalini releases as energies intensify in the Aquarian Age. It notes a lack of information available to help counsel those dealing with unprepared releases and lists some common early symptoms.
The document provides an overview of key concepts in Bhagavad Gita and Vedic philosophy. It discusses the nature of the soul and its relationship to God. It explains the material world is temporary and conditioned by the three modes of nature, and how karma binds the soul to continual rebirth. It outlines four yogas - karma, jnana, astanga and bhakti - with bhakti yoga described as the ultimate means to revive our loving relationship with God.
Srimad Bhagavad Gita, AS IT IS, Chapter 4, Presentation NotesAmritananda Das
The document discusses key aspects of transcendental knowledge from Chapter 4 of the Bhagavad Gita. It covers:
1) Lord Krishna explains that he originally spoke the Gita teachings and they are now being reiterated due to the disciplic succession being broken.
2) Krishna has a transcendental, spiritual body that never deteriorates and allows him to remember past lives, unlike living entities whose bodies and memories change.
3) Krishna descends during times when irreligion rises to destroy miscreants and reestablish religious principles. Understanding Krishna's true nature leads to liberation from material existence.
The document provides an overview of a 7-day elementary course on self-realization through the Bhagavad Gita. It covers topics like the existence of God, different types of yoga including karma yoga, jnana yoga and bhakti yoga, the science of the soul, karma and reincarnation, different scriptures and establishing a relationship with God. The course emphasizes bhakti yoga or devotional service as the topmost yoga system to attain self-realization and eternal happiness.
The teachings of the Bhagavad Gita begin with the true knowledge of distinguishing between the self and the body. Lord Krishna tells Arjuna that the wise do not grieve for either the living or the dead because the soul is eternal and imperishable. Krishna explains that neither he, Arjuna, nor any of the kings have ever not existed and will continue to exist forever.
Sanjaya relays the details of the battle between the Kauravas and Pandavas to the blind King Dhritarashtra. As Dhritarashtra's minister and a student of Vyasa, Sanjaya has been blessed with divine sight and senses. He serves as the eyes and ears for the blind king, impartially recounting the events that transpire on the battlefield. In contrast to Dhritarashtra, who is ignorant and attached to his unjust desires, Sanjaya represents self-control, truthfulness and an even-minded ability to perceive reality.
The document provides guidance on controlling the urges of speech, mind, anger, and body based on instructions from the Bhagavad Gita and Srimad Bhagavatam. It discusses how to engage these urges in service to Krishna rather than for sense gratification. Specifically, it recommends engaging speech in krishna katha, fixing the mind on Krishna, using anger to protect devotees or spread Krishna consciousness, and eating only prasadam to control the tongue and belly. Association with pure devotees is emphasized as the best means to achieve this transcendental engagement of material urges and attain atonement of the soul.
Kundalini And The Chakras : Genevieve Lewis PaulsonYeruvaBrothers
The document discusses Kundalini, an evolutionary energy that exists within all people. Kundalini pushes individuals towards greater enlightenment and god-like abilities. When Kundalini is spontaneously released before a person is ready, it can cause physical, mental or emotional problems. The document provides background on Kundalini in ancient Eastern texts and explains that more people are experiencing unexpected Kundalini releases as energies intensify in the Aquarian Age. It notes a lack of information available to help counsel those dealing with unprepared releases and lists some common early symptoms.
The document provides an overview of key concepts in Bhagavad Gita and Vedic philosophy. It discusses the nature of the soul and its relationship to God. It explains the material world is temporary and conditioned by the three modes of nature, and how karma binds the soul to continual rebirth. It outlines four yogas - karma, jnana, astanga and bhakti - with bhakti yoga described as the ultimate means to revive our loving relationship with God.
Srimad Bhagavad Gita, AS IT IS, Chapter 4, Presentation NotesAmritananda Das
The document discusses key aspects of transcendental knowledge from Chapter 4 of the Bhagavad Gita. It covers:
1) Lord Krishna explains that he originally spoke the Gita teachings and they are now being reiterated due to the disciplic succession being broken.
2) Krishna has a transcendental, spiritual body that never deteriorates and allows him to remember past lives, unlike living entities whose bodies and memories change.
3) Krishna descends during times when irreligion rises to destroy miscreants and reestablish religious principles. Understanding Krishna's true nature leads to liberation from material existence.
The document provides an overview of a 7-day elementary course on self-realization through the Bhagavad Gita. It covers topics like the existence of God, different types of yoga including karma yoga, jnana yoga and bhakti yoga, the science of the soul, karma and reincarnation, different scriptures and establishing a relationship with God. The course emphasizes bhakti yoga or devotional service as the topmost yoga system to attain self-realization and eternal happiness.
The teachings of the Bhagavad Gita begin with the true knowledge of distinguishing between the self and the body. Lord Krishna tells Arjuna that the wise do not grieve for either the living or the dead because the soul is eternal and imperishable. Krishna explains that neither he, Arjuna, nor any of the kings have ever not existed and will continue to exist forever.
Sanjaya relays the details of the battle between the Kauravas and Pandavas to the blind King Dhritarashtra. As Dhritarashtra's minister and a student of Vyasa, Sanjaya has been blessed with divine sight and senses. He serves as the eyes and ears for the blind king, impartially recounting the events that transpire on the battlefield. In contrast to Dhritarashtra, who is ignorant and attached to his unjust desires, Sanjaya represents self-control, truthfulness and an even-minded ability to perceive reality.
Chapter 2, entitled Sankhya Yoga, is the starting point of the philosophical discourse between Sri Krishna & Arjuna. This chapter is a summarised version of all of Bhagavad Geeta as it introduces all the philosophical points which are elaborated in later chapters. It is called the Yoga of Knowledge. Sankhya yoga deals with the knowledge of the universe & its Substratum, the Atman, Brahman, or Self. The chapter initially talks about Sankhya yoga, then Karma Yoga & Bhakti yoga. It concludes with the Yoga of renunciation.
The Chapter 3, entitled " Karma Yoga" is an elaboration of the Hindu ideal of "Selfless Action" first introduced by the famous verse 47 in Chapter 2--Karmanyevaadhikaarasthe-----. After hearing the exposition of various ways of attaining liberation in Chapter 2, Arjuna is really confused. Still deluded, he wanted a confirmation of his desire to quit the war & take-up Sannyasa. So he raises the question : If Krishna feels that the path of knowledge is better than the path of action, why is he being goaded to fight this war? He wanted a clear cut answer to his quest for a righteous life. In reply to this question, the Lord elaborates on the principle of Karma Yoga, the Yoga of selfless action in this chapter 3.
Bhagvad Gita chapter 12 , Flowcharts and Overview Medicherla Kumar
This document provides an overview and flowcharts of Chapter 12 of the Bhagavad Gita. The chapter discusses Bhakti Yoga, or the yoga of devotion. It begins by explaining that bhakti yoga, devotion to God with form, is superior to impersonalism and worshipping God without form. It then outlines the progressive stages of devotion, including fully absorbing one's mind in God, practicing ritualistic devotion, performing selfless service, and performing dutiful actions without attachment to fruits. The chapter concludes by listing qualities that endear one to Krishna, such as being without enmity, friendly, compassionate and without envy.
Srimad Bhagavad Gita, AS IT IS, Chapter 5, Presentation NotesAmritananda Das
The document summarizes key teachings from Chapter 5 of the Bhagavad Gita. It begins by explaining that Lord Krishna advises performing niskama karma (selfless service) through bhakti yoga (devotional service), as it is equal to but easier than renouncing work altogether. He describes how to perform niskama karma with detachment from the fruits of work. Lord Krishna then explains that through focusing one's consciousness on the Supersoul within, one can attain liberation. Finally, the chapter previews the path of astanga yoga and concludes by offering a formula for attaining peace through liberation.
Chapter 4 of Bhagavad Geeta gives the path of Jnana Yoga, the path-of-Knowledge, the main archway through which all pilgrims must pass to reach the SELF. Sri Krishna here reveals His Divine Nature. Action is defined in its widest form. Various techniques of Yajna to attain the Supreme Knowledge are indicated. How to attain the ultimate Knowledge from a Guru is explained. SELF-KNOWLEDGE is extolled as the ultimate aim of man.
Srimad Bhagavad Gita, AS IT IS, Chapter 3, Presentation NotesAmritananda Das
1. Lord Krishna explains that the Vedas recommend prescribed duties or karma-kanda to help purify one's heart on the path of self-realization.
2. These duties like sacrifices were originally established by Lord Vishnu to provide for material necessities and spiritual progress. Demigods are pleased by such sacrifices which leads to prosperity.
3. One who enjoys the gifts of sacrifices without offering them to demigods is considered a thief. Ultimately all sacrifices should be offered to Krishna to become fully purified and free of reactions.
Introduction to Bhagavad-Gita: As It IsYahshua Hosch
The document is an introduction to the Bhagavad Gita written by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. It discusses that the Bhagavad Gita should only be understood from the perspective that Krishna is the Supreme Personality of Godhead. It aims to teach that the purpose of life is to revive one's relationship with Krishna through devotional service. Understanding the Bhagavad Gita correctly results in liberation from material existence and returning to the spiritual realm in eternal association with Krishna.
The document provides an overview and summary of the Bhagavad Gita. It discusses how the Bhagavad Gita is a sacred Hindu scripture that reveals spiritual knowledge and the purpose of human existence. It also discusses how Lord Krishna establishes that the soul is eternal and present within all living beings. Finally, it summarizes the 18 chapters of the Bhagavad Gita, with each chapter focusing on a different yoga or spiritual practice.
This document discusses a chapter from the Bhagavad Gita on the concepts of karma yoga, bhakti yoga, and jnana yoga. It provides teachings on distinguishing between the real and unreal, how to achieve equanimity in action, and how attachment leads one to fall from their true nature. The discussion covers why Arjuna should not grieve according to different perspectives of knowledge, dharma, worldly matters, material gains, and practicality. It also describes the characteristics of a person of steady wisdom.
The document discusses the Bhagavad Gita, an important Hindu scripture. It reveals the secret of the mind and offers a pathway to inner peace through meditation and various types of yoga. The Bhagavad Gita presents three yogic paths - karma yoga of selfless service, jnana yoga of learning and wisdom, and bhakti yoga of devotion to God. These three paths can be applied to teaching yoga by committing oneself to teaching, engaging in self-reflection, and connecting with one's spiritual guide.
The document provides an overview and summary of chapters 1-2 of the Bhagavad Gita. It discusses Arjuna's grief on the battlefield and Krishna counseling him, emphasizing the importance of total surrender. It also covers the key concepts that delusion leads to sorrow, and distinguishes between what is real (the eternal soul) and unreal (the ever-changing material body).
Chapter 12, Bhakti Yoga or the Path of Devotion discusses the principle of devotion, the characteristics of a devotee & how to attain the Supreme through devotion. The last chapter ends with the statement of the Lord that only through unwavering devotion, one will be able to see & merge with the Universal-Form of the Lord. This creates a doubt in Arjuna as to the proper way of worship, & the chapter starts with a question from him.
The document discusses the spirit and essence of the Bhagavad Gita. It emphasizes that the Gita should be understood according to the directions given by Krishna, and not based on one's own interpretations. It highlights several quotes from the Gita that show Arjuna surrendering to and fully accepting Krishna's instructions. It also stresses that Krishna is the Supreme Personality of Godhead and the goal of understanding the Gita is to surrender to Krishna.
Wherever Krishna, the Lord of Yoga, and Arjuna, the supreme archer, are present, there will certainly be unending opulence, victory, prosperity, and righteousness. Sanjaya informs Dhritarashtra that calculations of army strengths are irrelevant - victory will always be on the side of Krishna and Arjuna, and therefore goodness, supremacy, and abundance will follow. The last verse brings together Krishna representing knowledge and Arjuna representing action, showing that wisdom and action can be combined in life.
The document provides background information on the Bhagavadgita. It discusses that the Bhagavadgita is part of the Hindu epic Mahabharata and occurs during a battle between the Pandavas and Kauravas. When the battle is about to begin, Arjuna has a crisis of conscience about fighting his relatives and teachers. Krishna, who is Arjuna's charioteer and friend, then provides a teaching to help Arjuna through his crisis, which forms the core of the Bhagavadgita. The opening scene sets up the universal human dilemma of having to make difficult choices and trying to rationalize taking the easy path, which the Bhagavadgit
The document summarizes the 18 chapters of the Bhagavad Gita. It provides a brief overview of the key topics discussed in each chapter, including Arjuna's doubts on the battlefield, Krishna explaining different philosophies, performing duty without attachment, the importance of knowledge and teachers, the best path to liberation, controlling the mind through meditation, differentiating the soul and body, transcending the three gunas, and ultimately surrendering completely to Krishna as the path to moksha or liberation.
Chapter 1 of Bhagavad Geeta, entitled the Arjuna Vishada Yoga introduces the scenery & circumstances in which this great philosophical discourse took place. Arjuna, the Pandava prince, leading the Pandava forces against the Kauravas in the ensuing Mahabharata war, gets disheartened by the prospect of killing his great grandfather, uncles, brothers & other close relatives, & filled with confusion & sorrow decides to not fight the war. Sri Krishna, his close friend & charioteer, advises him & revives him back to fight this war against impropriety & unrighteousness.
The document discusses the meaning and purpose of yoga according to ancient Vedic texts like the Bhagavad Gita. It states that yoga's original purpose was to connect individual consciousness with universal consciousness or the Supreme Being. There are many paths or systems of yoga described, with bhakti yoga (the path of devotion) seen as the highest. Bhakti yoga allows one to develop intimate personal relationships with the Supreme Being through loving service. The document outlines the major yoga systems discussed in the Bhagavad Gita and different levels of realizing the Supreme Being.
Chapter 2, entitled Sankhya Yoga, is the starting point of the philosophical discourse between Sri Krishna & Arjuna. This chapter is a summarised version of all of Bhagavad Geeta as it introduces all the philosophical points which are elaborated in later chapters. It is called the Yoga of Knowledge. Sankhya yoga deals with the knowledge of the universe & its Substratum, the Atman, Brahman, or Self. The chapter initially talks about Sankhya yoga, then Karma Yoga & Bhakti yoga. It concludes with the Yoga of renunciation.
The Chapter 3, entitled " Karma Yoga" is an elaboration of the Hindu ideal of "Selfless Action" first introduced by the famous verse 47 in Chapter 2--Karmanyevaadhikaarasthe-----. After hearing the exposition of various ways of attaining liberation in Chapter 2, Arjuna is really confused. Still deluded, he wanted a confirmation of his desire to quit the war & take-up Sannyasa. So he raises the question : If Krishna feels that the path of knowledge is better than the path of action, why is he being goaded to fight this war? He wanted a clear cut answer to his quest for a righteous life. In reply to this question, the Lord elaborates on the principle of Karma Yoga, the Yoga of selfless action in this chapter 3.
Bhagvad Gita chapter 12 , Flowcharts and Overview Medicherla Kumar
This document provides an overview and flowcharts of Chapter 12 of the Bhagavad Gita. The chapter discusses Bhakti Yoga, or the yoga of devotion. It begins by explaining that bhakti yoga, devotion to God with form, is superior to impersonalism and worshipping God without form. It then outlines the progressive stages of devotion, including fully absorbing one's mind in God, practicing ritualistic devotion, performing selfless service, and performing dutiful actions without attachment to fruits. The chapter concludes by listing qualities that endear one to Krishna, such as being without enmity, friendly, compassionate and without envy.
Srimad Bhagavad Gita, AS IT IS, Chapter 5, Presentation NotesAmritananda Das
The document summarizes key teachings from Chapter 5 of the Bhagavad Gita. It begins by explaining that Lord Krishna advises performing niskama karma (selfless service) through bhakti yoga (devotional service), as it is equal to but easier than renouncing work altogether. He describes how to perform niskama karma with detachment from the fruits of work. Lord Krishna then explains that through focusing one's consciousness on the Supersoul within, one can attain liberation. Finally, the chapter previews the path of astanga yoga and concludes by offering a formula for attaining peace through liberation.
Chapter 4 of Bhagavad Geeta gives the path of Jnana Yoga, the path-of-Knowledge, the main archway through which all pilgrims must pass to reach the SELF. Sri Krishna here reveals His Divine Nature. Action is defined in its widest form. Various techniques of Yajna to attain the Supreme Knowledge are indicated. How to attain the ultimate Knowledge from a Guru is explained. SELF-KNOWLEDGE is extolled as the ultimate aim of man.
Srimad Bhagavad Gita, AS IT IS, Chapter 3, Presentation NotesAmritananda Das
1. Lord Krishna explains that the Vedas recommend prescribed duties or karma-kanda to help purify one's heart on the path of self-realization.
2. These duties like sacrifices were originally established by Lord Vishnu to provide for material necessities and spiritual progress. Demigods are pleased by such sacrifices which leads to prosperity.
3. One who enjoys the gifts of sacrifices without offering them to demigods is considered a thief. Ultimately all sacrifices should be offered to Krishna to become fully purified and free of reactions.
Introduction to Bhagavad-Gita: As It IsYahshua Hosch
The document is an introduction to the Bhagavad Gita written by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. It discusses that the Bhagavad Gita should only be understood from the perspective that Krishna is the Supreme Personality of Godhead. It aims to teach that the purpose of life is to revive one's relationship with Krishna through devotional service. Understanding the Bhagavad Gita correctly results in liberation from material existence and returning to the spiritual realm in eternal association with Krishna.
The document provides an overview and summary of the Bhagavad Gita. It discusses how the Bhagavad Gita is a sacred Hindu scripture that reveals spiritual knowledge and the purpose of human existence. It also discusses how Lord Krishna establishes that the soul is eternal and present within all living beings. Finally, it summarizes the 18 chapters of the Bhagavad Gita, with each chapter focusing on a different yoga or spiritual practice.
This document discusses a chapter from the Bhagavad Gita on the concepts of karma yoga, bhakti yoga, and jnana yoga. It provides teachings on distinguishing between the real and unreal, how to achieve equanimity in action, and how attachment leads one to fall from their true nature. The discussion covers why Arjuna should not grieve according to different perspectives of knowledge, dharma, worldly matters, material gains, and practicality. It also describes the characteristics of a person of steady wisdom.
The document discusses the Bhagavad Gita, an important Hindu scripture. It reveals the secret of the mind and offers a pathway to inner peace through meditation and various types of yoga. The Bhagavad Gita presents three yogic paths - karma yoga of selfless service, jnana yoga of learning and wisdom, and bhakti yoga of devotion to God. These three paths can be applied to teaching yoga by committing oneself to teaching, engaging in self-reflection, and connecting with one's spiritual guide.
The document provides an overview and summary of chapters 1-2 of the Bhagavad Gita. It discusses Arjuna's grief on the battlefield and Krishna counseling him, emphasizing the importance of total surrender. It also covers the key concepts that delusion leads to sorrow, and distinguishes between what is real (the eternal soul) and unreal (the ever-changing material body).
Chapter 12, Bhakti Yoga or the Path of Devotion discusses the principle of devotion, the characteristics of a devotee & how to attain the Supreme through devotion. The last chapter ends with the statement of the Lord that only through unwavering devotion, one will be able to see & merge with the Universal-Form of the Lord. This creates a doubt in Arjuna as to the proper way of worship, & the chapter starts with a question from him.
The document discusses the spirit and essence of the Bhagavad Gita. It emphasizes that the Gita should be understood according to the directions given by Krishna, and not based on one's own interpretations. It highlights several quotes from the Gita that show Arjuna surrendering to and fully accepting Krishna's instructions. It also stresses that Krishna is the Supreme Personality of Godhead and the goal of understanding the Gita is to surrender to Krishna.
Wherever Krishna, the Lord of Yoga, and Arjuna, the supreme archer, are present, there will certainly be unending opulence, victory, prosperity, and righteousness. Sanjaya informs Dhritarashtra that calculations of army strengths are irrelevant - victory will always be on the side of Krishna and Arjuna, and therefore goodness, supremacy, and abundance will follow. The last verse brings together Krishna representing knowledge and Arjuna representing action, showing that wisdom and action can be combined in life.
The document provides background information on the Bhagavadgita. It discusses that the Bhagavadgita is part of the Hindu epic Mahabharata and occurs during a battle between the Pandavas and Kauravas. When the battle is about to begin, Arjuna has a crisis of conscience about fighting his relatives and teachers. Krishna, who is Arjuna's charioteer and friend, then provides a teaching to help Arjuna through his crisis, which forms the core of the Bhagavadgita. The opening scene sets up the universal human dilemma of having to make difficult choices and trying to rationalize taking the easy path, which the Bhagavadgit
The document summarizes the 18 chapters of the Bhagavad Gita. It provides a brief overview of the key topics discussed in each chapter, including Arjuna's doubts on the battlefield, Krishna explaining different philosophies, performing duty without attachment, the importance of knowledge and teachers, the best path to liberation, controlling the mind through meditation, differentiating the soul and body, transcending the three gunas, and ultimately surrendering completely to Krishna as the path to moksha or liberation.
Chapter 1 of Bhagavad Geeta, entitled the Arjuna Vishada Yoga introduces the scenery & circumstances in which this great philosophical discourse took place. Arjuna, the Pandava prince, leading the Pandava forces against the Kauravas in the ensuing Mahabharata war, gets disheartened by the prospect of killing his great grandfather, uncles, brothers & other close relatives, & filled with confusion & sorrow decides to not fight the war. Sri Krishna, his close friend & charioteer, advises him & revives him back to fight this war against impropriety & unrighteousness.
The document discusses the meaning and purpose of yoga according to ancient Vedic texts like the Bhagavad Gita. It states that yoga's original purpose was to connect individual consciousness with universal consciousness or the Supreme Being. There are many paths or systems of yoga described, with bhakti yoga (the path of devotion) seen as the highest. Bhakti yoga allows one to develop intimate personal relationships with the Supreme Being through loving service. The document outlines the major yoga systems discussed in the Bhagavad Gita and different levels of realizing the Supreme Being.
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This document discusses testimony about the benefits of Asmak Yasin, a type of metaphysical power. It describes how the testifier felt the energy and power of Asmak Yasin when reciting Surah Yasin. Others describe feeling heat in their palms when channeling the energy to patients. The document outlines several benefits of Asmak Yasin, including self-healing, distance healing, blessing power, and protecting homes and livestock. It provides information on obtaining Asmak Yasin energy and the activation process.
The document discusses the concept of kundalini in Hindu traditions and other spiritual traditions. Kundalini is described as a mysterious energy that lies dormant at the base of the spine, and when awakened, rises up the spine through chakras, purifying the body. Its awakening can cause involuntary body movements and experiences as it rises and opens the chakras. Its rising also initiates a spiritual purification process as it moves through subtle energy channels in the body, releasing stored trauma from the subconscious mind. This process can be distressing without guidance or understanding of what is occurring.
The document discusses the concept of kundalini in Hindu traditions. Kundalini is described as a mysterious energy that lies dormant at the base of the spine. When awakened, this energy rises up the spine through chakras and channels called nadis, purifying the body. Its full awakening and union with the divine is seen as a spiritual enlightenment. The rising of kundalini can cause involuntary bodily movements and strong emotional and mental experiences as repressed memories and drives surface. Proper spiritual preparation and guidance is recommended for its awakening to ensure a safe journey to enlightenment.
In each of us there is a Mothering energy, known for centuries as the key to spiritual enlightenment. It lies dormant, coiled in the Sacrum bone at the base of the spine. It is called Kundalini,
meaning feminine coiled energy. When awakened, we feel a
gentle cool fountain of energy above the top of the head and
cool vibrations on the hands. Sometimes a warm energy is felt as the Kundalini encounters friction in its path - however this will
clear to cool vibrations. The awakened Kundalini connects us
with our spirit and the universal love that surrounds and
pervades everywhere. This union of our spirit with the Divine
energy is the true Yoga event - yoga means ‘union’ or ‘yoking’.
Sahaja Yoga means ‘born with you’. Everyone has this energy
which can now be awakened spontaneously. With our attention
in the flow of cool vibrations above our head, we go into pure
thoughtless meditation. Then, with simple short daily practice,
we quickly experience the peace, joy and other amazing
benefits that this meditation brings. No need to believe, we
simply feel the truth as it manifests on our central nervous
system.
Founded by Shri Mataji in 1970, Sahaja Yoga is based on
principles of spirituality, humility and love that are over 2000
years old.
The document provides an overview of the 7 major chakras according to Hindu texts and spiritual psychology. It describes the location, color, and key functions of each chakra, from the root chakra at the base of the spine to the crown chakra at the top of the head. It explains how early life experiences can influence the opening or closing of different chakras and discusses psychological and spiritual approaches to healing imbalances.
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Chakra meditation is a profound practice that offers a multitude of benefits for our physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. By focusing on balancing and activating our energy centers, we can tap into the transformative potential of chakra meditation and experience profound positive changes in our lives.
To de-stress, dissolve tensions, relax completely and simply be. A time where you can connect to a deeper part of yourself and just let go of everything. Our spiritual health is as important as our physical and mental and yoga relaxation encourages this.
This document provides information about the techniques of Kriya Yoga, including positioning and locating chakras. It begins with a disclaimer that the techniques should only be studied and requires an expert to ensure proper form. It then describes the basic positioning for meditation, including half-lotus and siddhasana poses. Finally, it details locating the seven main chakras along the spine through practice of Kriya Pranayama, and mentions additional spiritual centers in the brain that can be activated at higher levels. Precise visualization is discouraged in favor of intuitive perception of energies.
With Chapter 7 we enter the second triad of Geeta describing "That" in the Mahavakya "That Thou Art". Here the Lord starts describing the "Goal of the Spiritual Science" the Supreme Self. In the beginning, Sri Krishna promises Arjuna that He would explain the entire science of Spirituality, both theoretical & practical aspects, to clear all his doubts. Then He proceeds to explain the two Prakrities, Para & Apara, of the Self. He describes the 8-fold lower Prakriti, the Apara, consisting of the 5 elements, Earth, Water, Fire, Air & Space, & mind, intellect & ego. Beyond all these is the Lords Para Prakriti, the Spark of Life, Pure Consciousness, which supports all life in the universe. The two aspects of the Self, as Purusha & Prakriti create the whole 'Jagat'- the world-of-change. The One Self forms the core of all life, & everything is hung on It as pearls in a neckless. Then the Lord describes Himself as the Dharma-the Law-of-Being of everything. All matter exist in the Spirit, but the Spirit is not in Matter. Matter is just Super-imposed on Spirit, to be alive. Maya with its 'Veiling" & 'Projecting' action prevents all from recognizing the Self within them.
The "Yoga of the Imperishable Brahman" should be understood here as the "Way to Imperishable Brahman". After answering the questions raised by Arjuna, the Lord explains how those who can remember the Infinite at the time of their departure from the body will reach the Infinite. So He advises Arjuna to remember the Infinite always & face his life diligently. Here, Krishna explains splendidly the nature of the Infinite upon which the seeker is to fix his single-pointed mind. Then He explains the Path-of-Light & the Path-of-Darkness, the former leading to the Imperishable & the latter necessitating the return to the world.
Here the technique of "Practical Vedanta" has been completely & fully explained. Krishna's explanations here make us clearly understand that the Self is the Reality upon which all actions, the instruments of action, & the world-of-perceptions are superimposed, & so, by knowing the Self everything is known.
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for students. It states that meditation can help students develop self-confidence, manage stress, and boost memory and cognitive skills. It also notes that specific types of meditation like Sahaja Yoga can improve exam performance, creativity, and overall happiness. The rest of the document provides details on Sahaja Yoga meditation, including its history and founder, and how it relates to the body's subtle energy system of nadis, chakras, kundalini, and achieving a balanced flow of energy. Step-by-step instructions are given for performing a basic Sahaja Yoga meditation.
The document discusses the chakra system and how it relates to the physical body and spiritual development. It describes the seven major chakras, locating them along the spine and associating each with an organ, color, and function. The chakras act as energy centers that need to be cleaned and balanced daily. The document provides instructions for beginners to open and close the chakras to feel the energy flow and sensate each area. More advanced techniques involve opening the crown chakra first to fill the body with divine energy. Developing the chakra system can enhance psychic abilities and help humans evolve into beings with 12 strands of DNA and a higher level of consciousness.
The history of chakra meditation can be traced back to the Vedic tradition of India. The Vedas are a collection of ancient texts that are the foundation of Hinduism, the chakras are mentioned in the Vedas, a collection of sacred texts that date back to 1500 BCE. In the Vedas, the word “chakra” comes from the Sanskrit word for “wheel” or “circle,” and it refers to the seven energy centers in the body that are said to be connected to our physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being, the chakras are described as vortexes of energy that are connected to the physical and spiritual body.
This is a short explanation of the course "Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul" by Master Choa Kok Sui's school of Pranic healing and Arhatic Yoga. This course is open for all and is highly advised for anyone seeking a spiritual calling.
This document provides an overview of mudras, which are hand gestures used in yoga, meditation, and Hindu traditions. It discusses the origins and purposes of mudras, describing several specific mudras like Anjali mudra and Jnana mudra. The document explains how mudras influence the body's energy channels and chakras. Mudras can be performed during meditation, pranayama, or asana practice to enhance effects. Precautions and benefits are provided for different mudras. Overall, the document serves as a comprehensive introduction to the concept and practices of mudra in yoga and meditation traditions.
This chapter is an exhaustive handbook of instructions explaining the working of the subtle body & providing some tips to readjust ourselves when the inner mechanism gets chocked up. The One Truth expresses through a world-of-Matter, producing an innumerable variety of life forms. The reason for this multiplicity are the Gunas, Sattva (Unactivity), Rajas (Activity) & Tamas (Inactivity), all born of Prakriti. These three, in different proportions, influence the mental & intellectual caliber of every individual.
The document discusses the seven chakras, which are energy centers located along the spine. Each chakra corresponds to a different part of the body and aspects of spiritual growth. Practicing yoga can help align the chakras and balance mind, body, and spirit. The seven chakras are Muladhara, Svadhisthana, Manipura, Anahata, Visshudha, Ajna, and Sahasrara, located from the base of the spine to the top of the head. Yoga movements can focus energy to and from the chakras to balance spiritual energy known as Kundalini and achieve overall well-being.
There are seven major chakras or energy centers in the body that relate to physical, psychological, emotional, and spiritual development. While not physically existing, each chakra corresponds to a location in the body and is associated with colors, sounds, elements, and yoga poses. Understanding the chakras can provide insight into the mind, body, and spirit. Daily affirmations, yoga, meditation, and breathwork can help balance the chakras and bring more balance to life. This deck contains illustrations and affirmations for each chakra to connect with and awaken its corresponding energy center.
2. maintenance, symbol of lintang kautsar 3 and 4 utilized for conducting exercises There are six levels of Lintang Kautar, ie. Level One (Holy Head), Level Two (Holy
of power of spirit and for doing ‘listening to the silence’ meditation, key prayer Hands), Level Three (Holy Body), Level Four (Holy Spirit/Power of Spirit), Level
to call on huruf’s energy as a whole and key prayer to sealing energy. All the Five (Holy Huruf/Power of Huruf) and Level Six (Lintang Pamungkas = The Master
generating prayer baseds on verses of Al Qur’an. The Ending result from Level of Lintang Kautsar). At this level, you are given some understandings of the
studying this Lintang Kautsar is extradited to individual respectively, meaning advanced materials of Lintang Kautsar. All secrets of the bodily verses/ayats that
that after the power of cognizance points are awakened and the power of spirit become the key strengths of Lintang Kautsar will be explained obviously. If you
is 'opened’ and also having endured development/stabilization process, take this course at once, you will not only get all the materials of Lintang Kautsar,
practitioner can choose his spiritual road desirable as according to his 'heart'. but also receive the initiation of the Lintang Kautsar 1-5, then given the authority to
teach Lintang Kautsar Level 1-3 (Holy Head, Holy Hands and Holy Body).
Benefits of Learning Lintang Kautsar
At spiritual/religious level, the benefits of the Science of Letter of Lintang
Grades of Lintang Kautsar
Kautsar study is bringing a person to spiritual knowing, and in turn, knowing of At this level, the alignment of strength points/senses of awareness existing in the
God, like what the Prophet said, "Whoever knows himself (his spirit); therefore, head is conducted. Initiation at this level will purify the energy line at 2 ear points,
he will know his God." Self/spiritual knowing is predicted that it is able to 2 eye points, 2 nose points, and one mouth point. If the line at
improve behavior/morals and sharpen minds. Also, the objective of studying the these senses of awareness is open, clean, and active, therefore,
Science of Letter of Lintang Kautsar is enjoying the studying process, which it generates useful sensitivity to filter energy, thus, the
focuses on 'feeling' of enjoyment with Rosulullah Muhammad, with Allah. This absorbed energy and allowed to enter the spiritual container,
enjoyment is named as Lintang Kautsar (A'lan Niami). which is 'Spiritual Heart', is actually the energy blessed by
Allah. Initiation at this level is meant to empower the senses of
On physical side, the benefits of learning the Science of Letter of Lintang Kautsar awareness existing in the head and, at once, make them in
will clean the energy channel located at the five senses and the energy channel function according to the divine control through the power of huruf (letters) and
located at latifah points, thus, the energy that will come into the 'spiritual energy verses of Koran, which are vibrated by the initiator to the God Spot existing at the
container mentioned as spiritual heart' is the positive energy, which is, divine baitul makmur of the receiver of initiation. The initiation of Holy Head will also
energy. Besides that, it will also activate strengths existing in the above- activate Bio-magnetic Energy. This Bio-Magnetist energy is activated by the bodily
mentioned senses of awareness. If it is made into an analogy of a robot, verses of the Holy Head, and combined with a certain breathing techniques. After 7
therefore: The strength points are the sensors, operating system and electricity is days continuously practicing the exercise of locking the holy head level, therefore,
spirit, application program is soul, body of the robot is the spiritual container you can continue to the next level, which is holy hands level.
(heart), and the contains of information received by the robot is the spiritual
energy. The robot is able to live because of the existence of electricity and
operating system (spirit), its activities can be good due to the influences of
electronic sensors and sort of (strength points/senses of awareness), and the
Grade/Level Two: HOLY HANDS
thing running the robot is the application program (soul). Thus, a heart can be At this level, it will open and activate two points of strength at the palms, thus, it
good and right if it is supported by the essence of clean physical senses and calm will be able to transfer the active bio-molecular energy that has been absorbed by
spiritual state oriented to the way of devotion. the strength points existing in the holy head. The initiation of Holy Hands will open
and activate the palm chakras, awaken / activate the energy of the divine bodily
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3. verses situated on the holy hands (the hands and palms of the hands / as a the spirit orientates its view to its place of origin, therefore, it is called as Soul.
whole), so that will give effect to the arms and smoothen the power of divine When the spirit performs the rational thinking activities or comprehension, it is
energy that comes out via the palm of the hand. In addition, you will also receive called as Logic. When it receives enlightenment from Allah, when musyahadah
the initiation of venomous punch, so that your hands will have a (revealing the veil) takes place, it is called as Heart. When the spirit is connected to
venomous/poisonous punch strength (please be careful to use it). After body/physical form/senses, therefore it is called as Spirit. At this level, initiation of
receiving the initiation of this Holy Hands, you should do the locking of this Holy Spirit will be conducted, thus, the spirit that so far is rarely touched and
Hands for eight days continuously by reading the bodily verses of Holy Hands empowered, begins to be realized in its existence and utilized for material and
above. Each of them is read out once only, the blow the air inside your mouth spiritual importance. Happy is the person who always keeps his spirit from sins.
into a glass of water you have prepared and drink it up at once. This procedure is Spirit is the tool of mercy, having the ability to choose, thus, this spirit will be asked
conducted after every prayer of Maghrib (afternoon) or Shubuh (at dawn) or for its responsibility. After initiation, hopefully, we will know our spiritl more. After
both. After 8 days continuously practicing the exercise of locking the level 2, 3 days of locking power of spirit exercise, we can continue to the next level, power
therefore, we can continue to holy body level. of letter.
Grade/Level Three: HOLY BODY
This level consists of 3 main steps, which are: Step I (Preparation), is the step Grade/Level Five: POWER OF HURUF
of preparing yourself outer and inner before starting this At level 5: Power of Letter, some secrets and magic power of the science of letter
activation process. It would be better if you fast one day will be taught. After 3/12/twelve days, therefore, we can continue to the master
before it. Step II, which is Activation Process and Step III level. You will receive : Initiation The Power of Huruf, Procedures of Receiving The
(Development of the Ilmu), are the efforts that can be done Power of Huruf, Khodams/Spirit Servans/Guardian of Huruf, Huruf and Its Numeric
to maximum utilization according to the each objective and Value, Thirty Keys of Character (Huruf) in the Body, Asrar/The Secret of Huruf, The
need that will not be precisely similar to one another for Spiritual Meaning of Huruf, Meaning of Numbers, and Bodily Astrology. Before
each individual. This Step III is divided into 2, which are: utilizing the Power of Huruf, therefore, first, an initiation is conducted in order to
respiration exercise, covering several methods/techniques empower, awake, activate, and harmonize the potency of letters installed in human
of respiration/breathing and style/physical movement exercises, and prayer body that so long is sleeping and never touched, let alone be utilized by us as the
exercise. It will activate or trigger out the gross power of your breath (inner form of our grateful to Allah. The potency of this divine letters/kalam is so far
power) and increase your physical strength. The initiation of Holy Body will sleeping because it has never been called/awoken with the power of Koran verses.
activate or trigger out the three microcosmic generating powers inside your Such as a human, if a 'human' has a name, for example 'KUN', therefore, when we
body. They are blood generator, physical generator (the legs, hands and body) call him "KUN", the person named 'KUN' will therefore answer and response to it. If
and human form generator as the most perfect creature. fter 6 days of locking we know 'that name' well, therefore, we will be able to use it easily. To
exercise, we can continue to the next level (power of spirit). awake/activate here is meant to absorb the power of every character, which its
destiny indeed has the DIVINE POWER/power of heaven, such Allah's Words in the
Letter of At Takwir (81) verse 19-20, saying that:: Innahu laqoulu rosuulin
Grade/Level Four: POWER OF SPIRIT kariim. Dzii quwwatil ‘inda dzil ‘arsyil makiin (Means: Actually the Koran is
Spirit is a non-physical being that functions and stays in a human body. It truly the words (of Allah brought by) the noble messenger (Jibril). That has power,
responsible for all humanly deeds. The existence of spirit is formed when it joins has the High position beside Allah who has the 'Arsy)
the physical body, and then, it does not function when it is separated from its
body. This spirit causing a person is able to function as a complete human. When
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4. Grade/Level Six: Master of Lintang Kautsar (Lintang Pamungkas) Course Fee of Lintang Kautsar
Lintang Pamungkas is a master level of Lintang Kautsar. At this level, you are
given some understandings of the advanced materials of Lintang Kautsar. All Level 1-Holy Head = USD. 50,-
secrets of the bodily verses/ayats that become the key strengths of Lintang Level 2-Holy Hands = USD. 50,-
Kautsar will be explained obviously. If you take this course at once, you will not Level 3-Holy Body = USD. 75,-
only get all the materials of Lintang Kautsar, but also receive the initiation of the Level 4-Holy Spirit = USD. 75,-
Lintang Kautsar 1-5, then given the authority to teach Lintang Kautsar Level 1-3 Level 5-Holy Huruf = USD. 75,-
(Holy Head, Holy Hands and Holy Body).
Level 1 – 5 (at once) = USD. 250,-
Level Master Lintang Kautsar (Lintang Pamungkas)
--Have taken LK 1 -5 = USD. 300,-
Master Founder of Lintang Kautsar --Not yet taken LK 1-5 (at once) = USD. 550,-
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