Japji Sahib

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam Marie,

 

listening is good. Daily listening is better. Reciting daily in the

ambrosial hours is best.

 

Reason behind is, that in you upper palate you have some 48 reflexology

points which are connected with your brain and glands. Reciting the Japji

(actually all Mantras or every spoken word) let your tongue touch or 'clap'

the upper palate. This stimulates the brain and the 'higher' glands. This

releases hormones into the blood and changes 'connections' in the brain.

This leads to the magnificent effect of Japji or chanting mantras. It

balances and elevates your feelings and let you enter new states of

consciousness.

 

As my teacher said: Imagine, that you are a hungry peasant. Japji is like a

beautiful buffet with the best dishes imaginable. Listening to the Japji is

like watching the buffet. Reciting the Japji is like sitting down and

eating it.....

 

Sending blessings and light from Shanghai,

 

Adarsh S.

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam, to all,

 

A wonderful site to obtain Peace Lagoon is

http://store.a-healing.com/books-sikh-religion.html<http://store.a-healing.com/b\

ooks-sikh-religion.html>

 

Padmani Kaur

Phoenix, AZ

Nicely put, Karta Purkh.

However I am pretty sure Peace Lagoon, the book, is out of print. The CD

by Singh Kaur, although incomplete, is still completely uplifting. Hear

samples at

go/start.cgi/store/shop.html?showprod=CD11006<http://www\

..yogatech.com/go/start.cgi/store/shop.html?showprod=CD11006>

I just uploaded Guruka Singh's translation to the "Files" area (

Kundaliniyoga</group\

/Kundaliniyoga> ). The link is

http://tinyurl.com/7tywc<http://tinyurl.com/7tywc>

I have been intending to buy Ek Ong Kaar Kaur's translation ( and maybe

stating this publicly will prompt me to action). It can be found at

http://www2.xlibris.com/Bookstore/bookdisplay.asp?bookid=26762<http://www2.xlibr\

is.com/Bookstore/bookdisplay.asp?bookid=26762>

Read an excerpt of the first Pauri, Mul Mantra at

http://www2.xlibris.com/Bookstore/book_excerpt.asp?bookid=26762<http://www2.xlib\

ris.com/Bookstore/book_excerpt.asp?bookid=26762>

Sat Nam,

Dharam

Millis, MA

 

Karta Purkh S Khalsa wrote:

 

> Jap-ji Sahib is the first prayer of the Sikhs. It begins the Sikh