Sensation during mantra

[Guest guest]

> So, when I do Sat Nam Rasayan (I feel I'm still relatively new at it), I

should gently touch the patient with my right hand? I read

> where touching the brow crown with fingertips can help activate intuition and

have been using my right hand to do this. If I'm

> interpreting you correctly, perhaps I should switch, then? I feel a lot of

energy doing this; at times my fingertips feel as though

> they're deep inside my brow crown 1-2 inches. Sat nam, Nancy

 

>

 

> The left hand is the hand that draws energy and the right sends it. Once you

open up the energy

> channels it doesn't matter which way you face. The energy would have still

> come through. Blessings, Siri Ram K.

>

> >you generated healing energy in your hands. The left hand is the hand that

> draws energy and the right sends it. Once you open up the energy channels

> it doesn't matter which way you face. Many blessings and Sat Nam, Gururattan

Kaur

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam,

 

Sat Nam Rasayan is a healing technique where healing takes place by the

change in one consciousness.

 

> > So, when I do Sat Nam Rasayan (I feel I'm still relatively new at it), I

should gently touch the patient with my right hand?

 

In SNR it does not matter what hand or foot or you touch someone with or if

you don't touch them at all. You don't change energy through direct touch or

flow of energy from one person to another. You change and your patient

changes.

 

I read

> > where touching the brow crown with fingertips can help activate

intuition and have been using my right hand to do this. If I'm

> > interpreting you correctly, perhaps I should switch, then?

 

Not relevant in SNR.

 

This discussion is related to KY in that it teaches about the power of pure

consciousness. Use it as a meditation technique in your personal practice.

One of the basic ideas is to release all resistance. Do not try to control

anything, just change your energy by releasing resistance.

 

Sat Nam,

 

Gururattan Kaur