Sat Nam translated means I am the Truth - It's an expression of one's abiding experience

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BlankDear Nil,

 

Sat Nam has the same meaning as the experience of Christ, when he said "I am the

Truth." In Buddhism it's referred to as the experience of the Dharmakaya, or the

"Embodiment of Truth." The first Sikh Guru was drown into a profound state of

meditation and retired into a cave for a number of weeks. When he came out, his

first words were, "Sat Nam." or "I am the Truth." It's a statement of

realization, of recognition of one's beginninless ground, eternal source of

single pervasive consciousness.

 

In this way, there is a similar experience and statement, which is "I am the

Light of the World." which is also found in all the religions meaning the

recognition and beginingless recollection that "I am Consciousness Itself" or

That "which lights everyone born into this world." You will also find Krishna

expressing the same experiences to Arjuna.

 

In short, Sat Nam is a statement of one's experience of Eternal abiding as

Truth.

 

For more on this aspect of Kundalini Yoga practice and experience you might also

go to the weblink:

http://www.kundalini-matashakti.com/radiant.html

 

Take up the practice and find this out for yourself.

Pieter

 

Mon, 27 Mar 2006 22:14:05 -0000

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Re: new member with a few questions

 

I am new member to this group.

I am happy to find a group where so many people are helping each

other. Please forgive my lack of knowledge, can someone please tell me

what is "SAT NAM". & is this group associated to particular yoga form.

thank you, nil

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