Mool Mantra story for Jiwan Shakti Kaur

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Dear Jiwan Shakti KaurHere is the story as told in " Guru for the Aquarian Age - The life and teachings of Guru Nanak " (YogiJi Press).Sat Nam,Uttamjit in Rome, Italy

The Guru went out and sat on the bank of the river in a state of Samadhi - perfectly in tune with the cosmos.As he closed his eyes, the spirits of Kali Yug, the Age of Darkness, trembled at his appearance and let all their fury rage round him. Thunder, lightning and myriad of formless frightening shapes robed in blackness crowded round sharpening their five-pointed weapons of passion, anger, greed, delusion and conceit; emitting flames of desire and wielding the double-edged sword of hate and harm. He let them pass and remained calm like a lotus amidst stormy waters.

(...)The Guru discarded all that the earth and heavens could offer and with his mind as calm as a placid lake, he lost himself in contemplation and became one with the Supreme.Next morning people said they saw him walk straight into the river and disappear entirely from sight. It was thought that he had drowned and his sister and brother-in-law mournfully searched the water for his body.

The Guru, however, had ascended to the plane of Truth and appeared before the True One. On the third day he reappeared with a luminous aura around him. Crowds gathered and in a trance he pronounced the first principle of his faith:

Ek Ong KarSat NamKarta PurkhaNirbhau NirvairAkal Moorat Ajooni SehbhangGur PrasadJap -

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Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 12:22 AMRe: Kundalini-Yoga

 

 

I was once told the most beautiful story of how the Mool Mantra came about...could someone please share this story again.

Thank YOU!

with gratitude Jiwan Shakti Kaur