kriya to experience a death

[Guest guest]

Anybody, do you know a kriya to experience a death?

Also, what was YB's philosophy about death?

Sat nam,

Namtiori

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam!

 

Death, the final stage of growth, as Dr. Kübler-Ross called it, is but a

transition through our evolution.  Not to be touched lightly since very much has

to be ineternalized by our Minds, if we wish to understand it, or experience it

consciously.  We must approach it as " our highest initiatinon " .

 

The whole area of Humanology needs to be at least understood, or be familiarized

with, to begin to grasp this experience.  Yogi Bhajan said, " The basic purpose

of life is just to be human and to deal with life as a human being " . 

 

A good understanding ot the Ten Bodies may help us intellectualize the process

of dying from the separation of the Physical Body, the detachment of the Subtle

Body and the way through the Electromagnetic Field and the Ethers.  Perhaps this

could be a good starting point.

 

We must check our intentions to experience such a profound process.  " The goal is

to be liberated while alive and not wait until death. "  

 

As we do our Kriyas and come into Savasana, or Corpse Pose, we have an

opportunity to experience the dissasociation, to conscisously " die " .  That is

why we reiterate this is not a Pose to fall asleep but to check with ourselves.

 

There is a wonderful book titled " Dying into live " by Guru Terath Kaur Khalsa

PhD, that I consider a jewel and a " must read " .  There you will find a wealth of

information, meditations and exercises. 

 

Although my Positive Mind is urging me to describe a meditation here, my

Negative Mind is warning me that perhaps no, and the Neutral Mind is just

guiding you to the reference so you walk the path towards what you are looking

for.

 

With Best Wishes for Peace Profound

 

Sat Naam!

Adi Singh

 

--- On Sat, 5/23/09, ILYA <999ilya wrote:

 

 

ILYA <999ilya

Kundalini Yoga kriya to experience a death

Kundaliniyoga

Saturday, May 23, 2009, 11:26 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Anybody, do you know a kriya to experience a death?

Also, what was YB's philosophy about death?

Sat nam,

Namtiori

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam,

When somebody is passing away it is recommended that " Akal " is chanted five or

more times (up to 11 minutes of meditation with Akal). Akal means Undying and

this reflects the kundulini yoga philosophy about death: we are undying souls,

part of a wonderful Universe in continuous existence and transformation.

Akal!

Prem Siri

Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile

 

 

" ILYA " <999ilya

 

Sun, 24 May 2009 04:26:47

<Kundaliniyoga >

Kundalini Yoga kriya to experience a death

 

 

Anybody, do you know a kriya to experience a death?

Also, what was YB's philosophy about death?

Sat nam,

Namtiori

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam Namtiori,

 

This is a very unsulay request. You can try the Womb meditation, it is designed

to experience sensory deprivation and being in the womb.

 

1. You can site in easy pose or lye down on your back.

2. Place your thumbs in your ears. This is done to cut out the sound.

3. Place your index fingers on your eyes to keep them shut. This is done to lose

your site.

4. Place your middle fingers on both nostrils. You need to be able to breath,

your breath should be very lite. Breath in through your nostrils.

5. Your ring and middle finger are used to keep your mouth shut.

 

Your focus should be on being in darkness like the womb and listen to your heart

beat. Just be still.

Peace Love & Light

Guru Sahdana Seva

Philly Pa

 

Kundaliniyoga , " ILYA " <999ilya wrote:

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> Anybody, do you know a kriya to experience a death?

> Also, what was YB's philosophy about death?

> Sat nam,

> Namtiori

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