Guest guest Posted May 25, 2003 Report Share Posted May 25, 2003 Sat Nam, I've been chanting the mantra, Wahe Guru 16 times per breath, and I'm aware, lately when I start...I begin to intensely notice the movement of the tongue over the upper palette....it feels as if this mantra lets no part of my mouth, go untouched. The tongue moves so quickly, inorder to make 16 reps on the breath, that it begins to feel like a machine of some sort...carving my being. It's like the flour mill that grinds the raw formed wheat kernel into a refined powder form. The mantra "Wahe Guru" refines the human existence....it carries us into the Aquarian Age and it serves the present times. It grinds the pain of the past and distils the light of the future. I remember the first time I began a practice of this mantra...I had to stop because of the pain it produced in my liver! ha ha! (It just moved too much "crap" at once...I couldn't process it quickly enough). I told my teacher about this and he suggested I try chanting mantra's which had Wahe Guru within them to begin...so I did. I've also heard you'll have better success if you've already done a solid practice of Sa Ta Na Ma previously....preparing the soil first. When we chant a mantra with enough prana and attention...we "evoke" the state of consciousness that mantra describes. Our job is to "recognize" what has been evoked. When we begin to recognize the state of consciousness that is evoked...we begin to embody that state of consciousness. Our lives therefore must begin to change...because our consciousness has changed. Becoming congruent with a certain state of consciousness that we experience in meditation, may take simply touching that consciousness with our awareness only once,...or...it may take us a lifetime (or several), to catch our "everyday" life up to that particular state of awareness (consciousness).... I don't believe "evoking" a certain state of consciousness is the hard part...I rather think.... "living" it, is. May we all be fully integrated into the Light, Sat Sangeet Kaur Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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