Wah Yantee

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Sat Naam ~

I would LOVE to know more information on the Mantra "Wah Yantee"

What I have is:

The practice of this Mantra is the culmination of thousands of years of prayer.

 

This mantra is from the teachings of Patanjali.

 

does anyone know of where I can read more about this being from the teachings of Patanjali?

What else?

I know it's part of our Sadhana chants, are there any meditations that we can use with this mantra?

with Infinite blessings Jiwan Shakti Kaur

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Sat Nam. To my my knowledge, there is no contextual or historical support for

the " Wah Yantee " mantra whatsoever, aside from what Yogiji has been good enough

to share with us.

 

Patanjali himself is an almost mythic character. Scholars disagree about when

exactly he lived and whether in fact he also wrote an important treatise on

grammar or whether that was another person by the same name.

 

This wiki article does flesh out what the authors believe to be the truth about

the great rishi. You may find it of interest.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patanjali

 

Blessings abounding...

 

Guru Fatha Singh

 

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patanjali

 

Kundalini-Yoga , Jiwan Shakti Kaur <jiwanshaktikaur

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> Sat Naam ~

> I would LOVE to know more information on the Mantra " Wah Yantee "

> What I have is:

> The practice of this Mantra is the culmination of thousands of years of

prayer.

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> This mantra is from the teachings of Patanjali.

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> does anyone know of where I can read more about this being from the teachings

of Patanjali?

> What else?

> I know it's part of our Sadhana chants, are there any meditations that we can

use with this mantra?

> with Infinite blessings Jiwan Shakti Kaur

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