Christ Meridian

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam Everyone,

I did not receive any answers to my questions of a few days ago, so I will try

again.

Regarding the chanting of " Wahe Guru Wahe Jio. " On page 87 of the Teacher's

Manual it

states that this mantra " stimulates the meridian known in the West as the Christ

Meridian

Point and in the East as Sattvica Buddha Bindu. " Why is it called Christ

Meridian and what

does it do when stimulated?

 

The text also reads that " The tongue and lips correspond to the Sun and Moon in

their movement. " How so?

 

Gratefully,

Reinette Fournier (Suraj Kaur)

Newport, Rhode Island

[Guest guest]

I, too, was hoping someone would answer your question, Reinette, about "The Christ Meridian." I have tried to look it up and haven't found an explanation. I also found a meditation in the manual for intermediate students called Doei Ashtapad Jap with a 16 beat rhythm repeating Sat Nam mentally in two cycles of eight and Wha Guru in the same manner. The comments section of the manual says that Jesus practiced this meditation and became so well known for practicing it and teaching it to attain Christ consciousness that the chant is now called the Christ Mantra. The mantra has a total of 32 parts and 32 was also known as the Christ number. There is more to the explanation about what it does, and it was originally taught by Yogi Bhajan in January of 1975. I am wondering if it pertains to the Christ Meridian and is there anyone out there who knows more about these two terms: Christ Meridian and Christ Mantra or why 32 is known as the Christ number?

 

Guru Jiwan Kaur

Corrales, New Mexico

"Time and space and the breath of life are the living triangle of life. Every process is a moment. Every moment is a process." ~Yogi Bhajan