Avoid Routines

Guru Jagat leads the class in sobagh kriya following a brief lecture that addresses time and the pitfalls of relating to it as a horizontal/linear construct. Fun fact about sobagh: the fifth part of it – the one-minute breath – is a prosperity meditation that can be done on its own. It creates a non-reactivity and strong neutral mind that is able to hold multiple perspectives. You can become a relevant leader, embodying one of Kundalini Yoga’s major teachings “Patience Pays.”

Tej gives a brief history of Guru Amardas and the importance of having a guru experience in the world. “Without a guru there is only darkness, and your ego is running things…There’s a force on my side that wants me to grow and get better…Ek Ong Kaur….one creative force that runs through everybody.”

Following is a five-part set aimed to “clear out some of the areas where you don’t feel good about yourself.” Everyone has the part of them that can do it, and there is a part of them that thinks “I don’t know, I don’t think I can, I’m not that good enough."
This set will help clear the way to get back to the mantra of “Yes I Can” - that’s the accepting of the energy within you.

“Let's get more in the flow of the god coming through us… Everybody has a special talent…Learn from your mistakes and then do better.” It can be a fight between the light and the dark of you, so whatever the upper-level layer of imagined insecurities are – this set is intended to get rid of some of those and get the mind very clear, preparing a space for victory and prosperity consciousness.

Explanation of the Circle of Success versus the Cycle of Success. A brief yoga set follows to clear the arcline, remove negative attachments that have entered the front of the body, and speed up the chakra velocity for success.