Bhand Jammee-ai

Experience the difference in rhythm, sound, and effect with the So Purkh mantra.

Dinner Assignment: Work with a partner or group and express to each other your deepest wishes, desires or intentions.  Be vulnerable.  This is what you are afraid to want but you still want it.

Test your Naad decoding skills by watching this clip of the Netflix show, The Get Down.  Then go into a deep learning space with Kewalnam through the sounds of mantra in Gurmukhi and the words to Bhand Jammee-ai, the mantra for physical womanhood.

In this opening session, Guru Jagat delves into how to adjust your psyche to become agile, so you may go into the places where you are afraid to live and to discover communication as a projective act that penetrates when you get into a certain rhythm.

At a glance: Lecture, an active kryia, deep meditation with mantra, and healing gong
Tune In at 40:18

“In this camp, we teach woman endurance, so she can last longer and can last ever. And that's why we are successful. I believe that if a woman tries, she can succeed, doesn't matter what. And she has the capacity, the intelligence, and the consciousness to survive against every odd. Because I do believe God made her that way. Yes, there are tragedies, they are emotional, commotional, neurotic, psychotic, scared, indecisive, unclear. Which are common things in life. Because woman has sixteen time more intuition, therefore she can recover faster than a man. So it's a fun to work with them. And each year we have seen every woman has become perpetually stronger and better, youthful and beautiful, elegant and self-confident, with a great self-esteem and with self-projection. It is that sixteen, fourteen, fifteen, twelve years of experience I am talking to you. After all, you can do one mistake and you have to suffer whole life. That is not what you need. That is too severe a punishment...When a woman wants something, nothing can stop, including God." - Yogi Bhajan