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Ok.. so I posted a couple of times regarding addictions and how kundalini can

help and I have only received back one response (to my personal email). So I

guess I am wondering if I we were the only two people to be drawn to kundalini

yoga due to an unwanted addiction in our lives? If that is so... that is

great! But I guess I am from the belief that it is due to some level of

discomfort in ones life that they are drawn to find some type of healing. I

guess now I am wondering - why did each of you come to decide that Kundalini

yoga was the way to go? What brought you here?

thanks

~~~~ dance with the one that brung ya ~~~

 

 

Brad Greenstreet wrote:Sat Nam Jena,

 

"Would someone please clarify to me who or what Ram Das is?

 

And when chanting Guru Guru Wahe Guru Guru Ram Das Guru, what to these

words mean in English and is it a chant to a person?"

 

 

 

He is the 4th Sikh Guru, and I guess you could say a sort of Saint of

3HO. He is said to have

'materialized' to Yogiji, and guides us all in 3HO.

 

The chant you are doing is a well known and popular one.

 

This is from a 3HO yoga manual:

 

"The mantra relates directly to healing and protective energy

represented by Guru Ram Das, the fourth guru of the Sikhs. He is held

in reverence by all people who respect universal service. It is by the

grace of the house of Guru Ram Das that through his channel SSS Bhai

Sahib Harbhajan Singh Khalsa Yogiji, the veils of secrecy have been

lifted from the teachings of Kundalini yoga. This mantra is an ashtang

mantra. It was given to the SSS from a deep meditation on Guru Ram Das,

his guru on the etheric plane. It is comprised of two parts. The first

part is a nirgun mantra (Guru Guru Wahe Guru). The second part is a

sirgun mantra (Guru Ram Das Guru). Nirgun means without quality. A

nirgun mantra is one which vibrates only to infinity, having no actual

finite components. A sirgun mantra is one which represents form. This

guru manta projects the mind to infinity, then allows a finite guiding

relationship to come into your practical activities. The first part of

the mantra, Guru Guru Wahe Guru, projects the mind to the source of

knowledge and ecstasy. The second part, Guru Ram Das Guru, means 'the

wisdom that comes as a servant of the infinite.' It is the mantra of

humility. It reconnects the experience of infinity to the finite."

 

It is powerful.

 

Blessings

 

Brad

 

 

 

 

 

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