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I must apologize if my frequent posting for advice is a bother. I sure hope it

isn't. I have tried to commit to 40 days of a meditation. I chose one where

you apply the root lock and repeat God and me, me and God are one with every

inhale and exhale. Hands are in a mudra, but I don't know the name of it.

 

Anyway, yesterday was to be my 4th day. I have been doing the meditation at

night before bed. By evening, I was sick with a headache and in bed. I

completely forgot about the meditating. Now, I must start over with the 40

days. So, I was thinking that the meditation I chose wasn't a good one for that

purpose anyway, I can't apply the root lock during my cycle, so that would knock

me out of the 40 days. I'm also thinking that I need to start simple.

 

At night, I have about 30min.-1hr. where I am either rocking my baby sitting in

easy pose on the bed and her in my arms, or I'm laying beside her as she falls

asleep. I have to do this every night whether or not I'm sick, tired, whatever.

This would be the perfect time to meditate. Is there a meditation that I could

do while rocking my baby or laying down with her? I'm working on acceptance and

being in the moment instead of constantly trying to push passed it, so something

fitting for that would be great.

 

Thanks so much.

Kelli

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Hi Kelli, Questions are good! It means you're interested.

There are probably plenty of meditations that might fit your parameters (while

nursing?), but here are a couple of ideas that come to mind:

 

1)This is simple: long deep breathing w/ a mantra such as sa ta na ma vibrated

silently at the brow on the inhale and again on the exhale. This is a YB quote

about sa ta na ma, " You want to make a wish? Be noble and chant Sat Nam.

Meditate on Sat Nam. It will carry you from anywhere to anywhere. " Start with a

comfortable breathing speed and over the 40 days you will deepen and slow it,

increasing your capacity and concentration.

 

2) Already have mentioned Shabad kriya twice. It does take more breath control,

but you can do the rhythm more quickly until you develop more capacity. YB said

in the KY Meditation Manual For Intermediate Students, " The best time to

practice this kriya is every night before bed. If it is practised regularly,

sleep will be deep and relaxed and the nerves will regenerate....You will think

better, work better, share better, love better, and fight better. This rhythmic

mantra will eventually progress so that even in daily activities you will

automatically hear the mantra and take on the breath pattern....There cannot be

enough praise of this meditation and its growth promoting effect on the

personality. It gives radiance and the radiance gives patience which is the

first condition of real Love. In Love you give without attention to all the

mistakes of another as the sun gives light and warmth to all people. The

incorporation of this practical universality in the personality comes with the

disciplined practice of shabd kriya. "

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Sat Nam Kelli

 

You are there!  We try too hard.  We try so much.  If we only knew we are

there.  We talk so much about opening chakras.  The chakras are constantly

flowing.  They are there, open, we just need to become aware.  We try so much to

meditate, to see the light, when meditation is there, the light is there.  To

sit and rock your baby or to lie down on bed by her side...what a blessing! 

Think about it.  What a meditation!  Or better yet, don´t think about it.  You

are already doing a meditation that follows your Soul´s intention.  Just don´t

think about what you should be doing.  While rocking your daughter (remember her

Soul chose you) just tell yourself, or better yet, tell her that She is Your

Meditation. Live in that precious moment, that blessed present moment, You and

Her.  Remember, in her reality, She is You, all the way until she is around 18

months old.  So you should feel, in your reality, You are She.

 

Isn´t what the real meaning of the mantra God and Me, Me and God are One is?

 

Wahe Guru!!!

 

But if you want some recommendations here are some:  You may do Yogic Breathing,

Long Deep Breathing for a few minutes then Naadi Cleansing for a few, then just

chant from your Navel and Heart Centers, any mantra.  What to chant for 30 to 60

minutes?  Wahe Guru.  Choose your Mantra, or better yet, allow Guru to choose. 

Even better, allow your daughter to choose it for both of You as One.

 

My Friend, You are there.  Blessed be You and your Daughter.  There are millions

in this planet that wish they had your blessing.

 

Yogi Bhajan said: " You are a woman because you are a balance between heaven and

earth and you are the only balance. "   " That you can give birth to a saint, you

can be a saint yourself, you can serve a saint, you can marry a saint, you can

da da da da da-those are qualifications, possibilities, chances.  The why you

are a woman is because you are the only balance.  Creative balance between

heaven and earth.  Have you ever thought that way? "

 

A beautifull blessing prayer he taught was:

 

" Bless me, bless me, bless me, Oh Great One.  In that One I may find myself, my

environments, my totality and my reality.  The moon and the sun, the hemisphere,

the atmosphere, all within me that of all the universes be Thy grace guide me to

my fulfillment, gratefulness and happiness. "

 

Sat Nam

Blessings

 

Adi Singh

 

 

 

 

 

--- On Fri, 9/25/09, hillfolkmama <kudzumountain wrote:

 

 

hillfolkmama <kudzumountain

Kundalini Yoga meditation recommendation

Kundaliniyoga

Friday, September 25, 2009, 8:48 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

I must apologize if my frequent posting for advice is a bother. I sure hope it

isn't. I have tried to commit to 40 days of a meditation. I chose one where you

apply the root lock and repeat God and me, me and God are one with every inhale

and exhale. Hands are in a mudra, but I don't know the name of it.

 

Anyway, yesterday was to be my 4th day. I have been doing the meditation at

night before bed. By evening, I was sick with a headache and in bed. I

completely forgot about the meditating. Now, I must start over with the 40 days.

So, I was thinking that the meditation I chose wasn't a good one for that

purpose anyway, I can't apply the root lock during my cycle, so that would knock

me out of the 40 days. I'm also thinking that I need to start simple.

 

At night, I have about 30min.-1hr. where I am either rocking my baby sitting in

easy pose on the bed and her in my arms, or I'm laying beside her as she falls

asleep. I have to do this every night whether or not I'm sick, tired, whatever.

This would be the perfect time to meditate. Is there a meditation that I could

do while rocking my baby or laying down with her? I'm working on acceptance and

being in the moment instead of constantly trying to push passed it, so something

fitting for that would be great.

 

Thanks so much.

Kelli

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sat Nam Adi Singh,

Thank you tremendously for the kind words, suggestions, and reminders. I heard

my inner Guru speak for the first time today. It said stop fighting. Stop

fighting. Then, I read this post. :) My heart filled with joy. I've been

fighting my whole life through everything I do instead of taking in the moment.

I've been so bent on doing things " right " or proper. Being authentic or by the

book. With Kundalini and having no personal in person teacher, it has been easy

to really get caught up in that. Then, I heard my Guru. I read your post and

it reinforced what I had already realized, that God has provided me with the

perfect time for meditation and that my meditation can be practically anything

and still be a true Kundalini meditation. Thank you. And being reminded that

the little beings I am caring for were known by God and chose me before their

birth into human bodies is something I needed. They chose me for a reason, and

I chose to be a mother. It is the path that God had in store for me.

 

Now, onward to learning more about what is " real " Kundalini yoga and trying not

to get too caught up in having to do certain things for myself to see any

benefit.

 

Be blessed,

Kelli

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WAHE GURU!!!

 

" In the Sky has arisen a meteor;

Only the blessed one with the grace of the Master

can behold its splendour.

Through the Word, Guru shows the way

And the seeker attains fulfillment. "    Guru Nanak, Adi Granth-1110

 

WAHE GURU!!!

 

--- On Wed, 9/30/09, hillfolkmama <kudzumountain wrote:

 

 

hillfolkmama <kudzumountain

Re: Kundalini Yoga meditation recommendation

Kundaliniyoga

Wednesday, September 30, 2009, 10:42 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sat Nam Adi Singh,

Thank you tremendously for the kind words, suggestions, and reminders. I heard

my inner Guru speak for the first time today. It said stop fighting. Stop

fighting. Then, I read this post. :) My heart filled with joy. I've been

fighting my whole life through everything I do instead of taking in the moment.

I've been so bent on doing things " right " or proper. Being authentic or by the

book. With Kundalini and having no personal in person teacher, it has been easy

to really get caught up in that. Then, I heard my Guru. I read your post and it

reinforced what I had already realized, that God has provided me with the

perfect time for meditation and that my meditation can be practically anything

and still be a true Kundalini meditation. Thank you. And being reminded that the

little beings I am caring for were known by God and chose me before their birth

into human bodies is something I needed. They chose me for a reason, and I chose

to be a mother. It is the

path that God had in store for me.

 

Now, onward to learning more about what is " real " Kundalini yoga and trying not

to get too caught up in having to do certain things for myself to see any

benefit.

 

Be blessed,

Kelli

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Well said, Adi Singh. Those days with your baby in your lap are sweet, so sweet,

there's nothing like it and it is over in the blick of eye. Relax and enjoy! So

if you want to work with a mantra, Kelli, it should be suitable for both of you,

and not create distance from her. Or even just play some soft music you might

like her to know (mantra or otherwise). Nothing wrong with experimenting!

 

PS I just got a new book in the mail yesterday by an Adi Singh called " Tree

Yoga " . Could it be the same Adi Singh?

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Sat Nam

 

No, not the same Adi Singh.  My parents blessed me with my first mantra, José. 

It showed me that although each one of us is a unique Being, there are millions

of Joses. As you probably know, a very common Spanish name.  Then, my spiritual

name showing my Path came, Adi Singh.  I have been blessed with a very common

spiritual name.  Guru keeps reminding me of the Unity in All. 

 

When I went to summer solstice this past June, I labeled by bags with my name

Adi Singh. The very friendly fellow in the reception area cordially told me,

" yeah you and a thousand more " .

 

I felt right at home.  Wahe Guru!

 

Sat Nam

 

Adi Singh

 

--- On Thu, 10/1/09, ramneetfl <ramneetfl wrote:

 

 

ramneetfl <ramneetfl

Re: Kundalini Yoga meditation recommendation

Kundaliniyoga

Thursday, October 1, 2009, 11:49 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Well said, Adi Singh. Those days with your baby in your lap are sweet, so sweet,

there's nothing like it and it is over in the blick of eye. Relax and enjoy! So

if you want to work with a mantra, Kelli, it should be suitable for both of you,

and not create distance from her. Or even just play some soft music you might

like her to know (mantra or otherwise). Nothing wrong with experimenting!

 

PS I just got a new book in the mail yesterday by an Adi Singh called " Tree

Yoga " . Could it be the same Adi Singh?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Speaking of Wahe Guru, has anyone else heard Sat Kirin Kaur Khalsa's version of

Wahe Guru Wahe Jio on her Shabd II cd? It is the rocking-est, most ecstatic

version I've ever heard; most definitely uplifting.

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I also like Gurunam's version! I get totally blissed out when I listen to it.

 

Kimberlie

 

Kundaliniyoga , " ramneetfl " <ramneetfl wrote:

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of Wahe Guru Wahe Jio on her Shabd II cd? It is the rocking-est, most ecstatic

version I've ever heard; most definitely uplifting.

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I'll check it out!

 

Something really strange happened to me with a recommendation Guru Rattana made

about a month ago on this forum; I'm not sure it's related. She suggested Triple

Mantra for clearing blocks, and I thought I'd give it a try, too, since I've

been deeply feeling stuck in some kind of a rut. Within a week, I had a lovely

sensation of energy moving up my spine early one morning, and felt wonderful for

several days. Then, at day 16 (13 days ago), I took a spectacular fall on a

short but slippery wooden ramp, totally unexpectedly and landed on my tailbone

HARD. A microsecond later, the back of my head hit and I could feel the shock

reverberate around to my forehead. The ramp isn't steep or normally remotely

dangerous (maybe it has a 6 inch drop), but it had been raining for a week,

become slimy, and I was distracted by my dog barking at the front door. The

first thought I had was, " Why doesn't my head hurt more? " , and I realized it had

smacked the wood ramp and not the concrete floor of the garage. A wave of

gratitude went over me while I laid there for a while trying to figure out how

badly I'd been hurt. Then I sat up, trying to figure out if I'd broken anything-

my hips were achy, but apparently okay. (Talk about free osteoporosis screening

the hard way.) Well, time is passing, my tail is still sore enough that I'm

still taking aspirin; so I'm wondering, did I have a root chakra block removed,

or am I the fortunate receiver of protection for what might have been a

mortality event? The whole episode was just so odd.

 

Kundaliniyoga , " praise252 " <spider.womanaz wrote:

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of Wahe Guru Wahe Jio on her Shabd II cd? It is the rocking-est, most ecstatic

version I've ever heard; most definitely uplifting.

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The triple mantra is also an ultimate protective mantra. Your fall could have

been so much worse. Wahe Guru!!!Deva Kaur

 

--- On Tue, 10/6/09, ramneetfl <ramneetfl wrote:

 

ramneetfl <ramneetfl

Kundalini Yoga Re: meditation recommendation

Kundaliniyoga

Tuesday, October 6, 2009, 12:41 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I'll check it out!

 

 

 

Something really strange happened to me with a recommendation Guru Rattana made

about a month ago on this forum; I'm not sure it's related. She suggested Triple

Mantra for clearing blocks, and I thought I'd give it a try, too, since I've

been deeply feeling stuck in some kind of a rut. Within a week, I had a lovely

sensation of energy moving up my spine early one morning, and felt wonderful for

several days. Then, at day 16 (13 days ago), I took a spectacular fall on a

short but slippery wooden ramp, totally unexpectedly and landed on my tailbone

HARD. A microsecond later, the back of my head hit and I could feel the shock

reverberate around to my forehead. The ramp isn't steep or normally remotely

dangerous (maybe it has a 6 inch drop), but it had been raining for a week,

become slimy, and I was distracted by my dog barking at the front door. The

first thought I had was, " Why doesn't my head hurt more? " , and I realized it had

smacked the wood ramp and

not the concrete floor of the garage. A wave of gratitude went over me while I

laid there for a while trying to figure out how badly I'd been hurt. Then I sat

up, trying to figure out if I'd broken anything- my hips were achy, but

apparently okay. (Talk about free osteoporosis screening the hard way.) Well,

time is passing, my tail is still sore enough that I'm still taking aspirin; so

I'm wondering, did I have a root chakra block removed, or am I the fortunate

receiver of protection for what might have been a mortality event? The whole

episode was just so odd.

 

 

 

Kundaliniyoga, " praise252 " <spider.womanaz@ ...> wrote:

 

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> I also like Gurunam's version! I get totally blissed out when I listen to it.

 

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of Wahe Guru Wahe Jio on her Shabd II cd? It is the rocking-est, most ecstatic

version I've ever heard; most definitely uplifting.

 

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Sat Nam, here's a distance diagnosis withn absolutely no basis in fact. MY

humble opinion is that the result of 16 days of the meditation gave you a

clarity to suffer the shock absorb the energy it created WITH AWARENESS that

allowed you to experience the accident as an occurrence without real damage. The

Yoga of Awareness places you in a space to see your life with objectivity and

compassion rather than emotion and pain. Yes, s--t still happens but so what,

let's get on to next thing, and the thing after that ... and so forth and not

" worry " about any of it. Just experience it. Sat Nam and God Bless you

 

Kundaliniyoga , Eleonora Serotek <serotek wrote:

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> The triple mantra is also an ultimate protective mantra. Your fall could have

been so much worse. Wahe Guru!!!Deva Kaur

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> ramneetfl <ramneetfl

> Kundalini Yoga Re: meditation recommendation

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> Something really strange happened to me with a recommendation Guru Rattana

made about a month ago on this forum; I'm not sure it's related. She suggested

Triple Mantra for clearing blocks, and I thought I'd give it a try, too, since

I've been deeply feeling stuck in some kind of a rut. Within a week, I had a

lovely sensation of energy moving up my spine early one morning, and felt

wonderful for several days. Then, at day 16 (13 days ago), I took a spectacular

fall on a short but slippery wooden ramp, totally unexpectedly and landed on my

tailbone HARD. A microsecond later, the back of my head hit and I could feel the

shock reverberate around to my forehead. The ramp isn't steep or normally

remotely dangerous (maybe it has a 6 inch drop), but it had been raining for a

week, become slimy, and I was distracted by my dog barking at the front door.

The first thought I had was, " Why doesn't my head hurt more? " , and I realized it

had smacked the wood ramp and

> not the concrete floor of the garage. A wave of gratitude went over me while

I laid there for a while trying to figure out how badly I'd been hurt. Then I

sat up, trying to figure out if I'd broken anything- my hips were achy, but

apparently okay. (Talk about free osteoporosis screening the hard way.) Well,

time is passing, my tail is still sore enough that I'm still taking aspirin; so

I'm wondering, did I have a root chakra block removed, or am I the fortunate

receiver of protection for what might have been a mortality event? The whole

episode was just so odd.

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I'm still scratching my head about it- usually if you take a tumble, you think

you should have been less careless, but this was so out of the blue and fast, I

didn't even start to put my hands down to catch myself. The ramp is short, about

4 feet long, and I managed to whack both my tail and the back of my head only on

the thick plywood- oh, so lucky! (That's a good perspective for someone who has

always been somewhat accident prone. In high school I was minding my own

business at a game and suddenly hit in the temple with a hockey puck, with

presumably only an evening's headache to show for it).

 

So I guess I'd better get back to that protective mantra! Just in case my " luck "

weakens.

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