Gurus Healing Ardas Sessions

April 19, 2009

Gurus' Healing Ardas is a precious interactive offering whereby I meditatively

call upon the Primal Female Power-- " Pritam Bhagawati, " then the Sikh Gurus and

Siri Guru Granth Sahib as in a Gurdwara Ardas or prayer. Only a Healing Ardas

calls on the ten Gurus to address the specific needs of a person's ten bodies.

Sessions may be in person, over the phone or provided as long distance healings.

I discovered this healing modality when praying for my daughter, Adi Shakti

Kaur, after she received a severe head injury in a car accident back in 2004.

Yogiji told me to send her all my energy but I was traumatized from an impending

divorce, so I did the Ten Body Meditation, calling on the ten Gurus to send her

their blessings. I chose to call upon Pritam Bhagawati to reinforce my

daughter's spiritual identity because her name has the same meaning, " and have

been praying for my daughter and more recently the world everyday in this way

for over five years, easily over 1,000 days, what it takes to master a

technique. My daughter is completely healed. The Gurus continue blessing her

destiny and healing the world.

The yogic acumen to tune into Gurus and divine entities in the etheric realm

also comes from doing the meditations Yogiji gave me to rebuild myself,

including So Darshan Chakra Kriya daily and 31 minutes of Sat Kriya every day

for six years ongoing, while calling on the Gurus to support my reach to pure

Truth.

Gurus help and heal us in both intimately personal and vast cosmic ways,

whatever the need may be. Their beautiful contributions are sensed as clear

guidance and sublime healing.

Sessions may be conducted in person or over the phone using my free Vonage line,

where I call you on our agreed upon day and time.

To contact me for a Healing Ardas, you may click on " Reply to Sender " at the

bottom of this post.

Donations from private sessions go toward producing, editing and publishing the

book given to me by Siri Singh Sahibji, " Memoirs of a Yogini -- SGGS, Path of

Life to Light. " This book gives the deeper, yogic meaning of each author's

writings in the holy Sikh Scriptures, Siri Guru Granth Sahib, as they pertain to

contemporary life.

Spiritual Entitiescalled upon in a Healing Ardas:

Pritam Bhagawati – the Primal Female Power

She aligns people's energies with their true blueprint of grace and encourages,

nurtures and challenges us to our purest destinies.

Guru Nanak focuses on gifts of the Nam, of achieving oneness, union with God.

Guru Angad guides one through blocks in one's path—not to be stopped by any

façade. His darshan sees through all worldly veils directly to the Divine.

Guru Amar Das, attuned to the Infinite, brings provisions, hope, honor and

shelter in Infinite supply.

Guru Ram Das is vast and numberless in his maneuvers. One never knows what to

expect. He gives gifts of expansion that may appear at first as restrictions,

gifts of healing through infinite modes and means.

Guru Arjan is the divine embodiment of Sukhmani Sahib, the Pslam of Peace and

vast physical feats of divine expression, such as the Golden Temple of Amritsar,

compilation of the Siri Guru Granth Sahib and his total transcension of

attachment to the human body on a hot plate before his death.

Guru Hargobind's gifts and actions are humorous, surprisingly ingenious and

self-awakening. He often brings the two swords of Miri and Piri into

play—representations of worldly and spiritual sovereignty.

Guru Har Rai gives insights into nature's inherent blessings on both a vast

and minute scale.

Guru Har Krishan gives fearlessness with power-filled lifeforce energy and a

healing pranic flow, the life energy of breath.

Guru Teg Bahadur coaxes us to surmount the crude and mundane to attain subtle

realms of consciousness and dimensions of sublime understanding.

Guru Gobind Rai describes personal battlefields, encouraging people to

transcend victim consciousness and rout out inner and outer tyranny.

Guru Gobind Singh elaborates on Guru Gobind Rai's scenario, giving it life,

powerful meaning and resolution towards one's purity and excellence. He

represents Guru Gobind Rai, his former self, in the most exalted consciousness.

The Siri Guru Granth Sahib encompasses all Gurus' blessings, bestowing supreme

awareness of one's life purpose.

Some Healing Ardas Commentary:

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Guru Prem Kaur,

Thank you so much for your sharing and time. You have the most wonderful

gift—the love of the Guru.

Love,

SK

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Dear Guru Prem Kaur Ji –

Thank you so much for the Healing Ardas you did with me last Saturday. It really

helped to reframe many of the challenges, tests and yearnings of my life. It

felt like a transformation at way speed of how I looked at all of these things.

Now the Earth and I bless each other more often as I walk. I call on all the

Gurus to wake me for sadhana and they do (even if it's only with four hours of

sleep…but that too will change to the optimum amount of sleep to be healthy and

do sadhana!) Bit-by-bit I'm integrating the gifts of the Gurus, Adi Shakti and

SGGS.

All Love in the Divine

DNK

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Satnam ji,

Thank you for the ardas. It is real.

I want to share this with you that since the day my son was born, everyday I

used to meditate that he is sitting in the court of Guru Ramdas and Guru Ram Das

picks him up and makes him sit in his lap. And in the Healing Ardas he was

sitting in the Guru's court. Thank you. You are doing a great seva for the

humanity. May the Guru always be in you and guide others.

Many blessings,

AS

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April 20, 2009

Dear Guru Prem ji,

Thanks a lot for giving the meaning of Ardaas to the group. That is a great

effort to guide people nearer to Akal Purukh.

I do have something to mention though that I think differently. First, it is

'pritham' and not 'pritam'. It may sound similar baut they are very different

words. Pritham means 'pratham' (sanskrit) meaning first. The first line of

ardaas is 'Pritham Bhagauti simar kai, Guru Nanak layi dhiyaye'. It means 'After

FIRST remembering Bhagauti, I remember Guru Nanak.'

Secondly I do not believe that Bahagauti as mentioned by the author of this

ardaas 'Guru Gobind Singh' is the primal female power. It is the name of Akal

Purukh himself. And he is above the primal female power. Because Akal Purukh is

the only power whom Guru Gobind Singh ji would remember before Guru Nanak

himself.

I must say that this is my personal opinion based on my learnings from few

learned people. There are several opinions but as long as they take you Akal

Purukh himself they are all fine. I would love to hear more opinions on this.

Thanks for reading my words,

Baljinder

Kundalini-Yoga , " gurusbride " <guruprem wrote:

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> Gurus' Healing Ardas is a precious interactive offering whereby I meditatively

call upon the Primal Female Power-- " Pritam Bhagawati, " then the Sikh Gurus and

Siri Guru Granth Sahib as in a Gurdwara Ardas or prayer. Only a Healing Ardas

calls on the ten Gurus to address the specific needs of a person's ten bodies.

Sessions may be in person, over the phone or provided as long distance healings.

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> I discovered this healing modality when praying for my daughter, Adi Shakti