Wah Yantee - One of the Aquarian Sadhana meditations

October 7, 2009

Great Macroself, Creative

self, All that is creative through time.Waah

yantee kaar yantee jag dut pateeIn great

abundance, to the Infinity! Wow!

Endless!Aadak

it vaahaa The infinite God and his three

gurus: [brahma, Vishnu, Mahesh]Brahmaa

deh trayshaa guroo That is Wahe Guru.It

Wahe Guroo (Patanjali, Push Puran /

Sanskrit). The Gurmukhi

script and translation can be found

on p. 23 Women in Training XX 1995 Lectures by Yogi Bhajan (but needs minor correction as "Aadak it vaaha" was mistakenly replaced by a repetition of "jag dut patee". Yogi Bhajan's comments:“Good luck comes to

you. A sensitive word comes to

you. The beauty of God comes to

you. But you are not there. You are all drowned in your desires and

your hunger, your thinking and your fantasies, your inadequacies and your total

absolute disregard of your beauty, your bounty and your bliss. You have gone far away from

God. You have created your own

bubble in which you are locked as prisoners. You are the prisoners of the rib cage. You have no

sensitivity. So what can you do? What? There are three powers: Brahma, Vishnu, Mahesh. We have their mantra.

Whosoever can recite this mantra subconsciously or unconsciously can

create these three things at will.

Try to understand the power of these words. You know, once the mantra comes to you, subconsciously or

unconcsciously, and you become your mantra, it’s called siddh, then you can

create all things at will. Yogi

Bhajan I have not seen it used with any other meditation than the Aquarian Sadhana. That doesn't mean it couldn't be - in those meditations that say to "use your favorite mantra."