Lunar Cooling Receptivity

This meditation builds a deep sense of self-reliance. It allows you to separate your identity from your success. It gives you potency, productivity and caliber. It makes you experience and believe in yourself. Then success comes to serve you, rather than you running after it. This meditation was taught by Guru Nanak then passed on by Baba Siri Chand and, later, by Guru Hargobind.

Through focused breath, mantra, and meditative awareness, you are guided to access the wellspring of abundance, peace, and clarity that resides inside you.

In this meditation, you’ll journey inward to unlock the qualities of contentment, gratitude, and inner richness. The practice helps dissolve scarcity thinking and reconnects you to a sense of wholeness and fulfillment, regardless of outer circumstances. As you tune into the subtle vibration of the mantra and allow your mind to settle, you’ll experience a deepening of intuition and a gentle expansion of your heart.

In This Kundalini Yoga And Meditation Class:

-Raise the Kundalini In Quick Order

-Meditate to Merge the Finite with the Infinite

-Hand Pan relaxation

"Saints and sages found that whether people had wealth or had nothing, they did not find contentment. When sages in India discovered the concept of zero, where zero multiplied by zero becomes zero, it was realized that anything multiplied by infinity becomes infinity. Everyone has limits, but the sages realized—we all come from the Limitless..
.. People living in the desert saw the sun during the day and beautiful constellations in the cool night and made the sun, moon and stars their symbols. When some Jews revolted a little bit they were put on a cross and the cross became their symbol. When some people who believed in infinity became finite, “Om” became their symbol. Others with no God or path of life, with no wisdom, buddhi, started saying that there are eight ways of wisdom, and became the Buddhists. Finally came Guru Nanak simply saying, “You have come from infinity, you have to go back to infinity.”