Following quote is from Bible:
'Whosoever drinks of the water that I shall give him shall never thirst; but the water that I shall give him shall be in him a well of water springing up into eternal life."
Above verse refers to the Khechari Mudra and secretion of nectar during that Khechari Mudra pose.
Many of the practioners of Guru Siyag's Siddha Yoga experience Khechari Mudra. This happens spontenaously during meditation. Due to powerful impact of continous silent mental chanting of Divne Snajeevani Mantra given by Guru Siyag, Kundalini Energy moves up the spinal channel and brings about this powerful yogic pose. During Khechari Mudra practioners experiences bliss and nectar is secreted from brain into body.
The priests today not seems to be aware of this well of living water, but the early Christian saints did. St Augustine said, "My soul...tastes food that is never consumed by the eating."
Divine Ambrosia, or 'living water', 'soma of the gods', the 'Nectar of Immortality' are some of the words used to denote the endless, ever-flowing 'divine wine' within us.
No artificially-induced intoxication can possibly compare with the bliss and ecstasy which this inner Nectar gives.
Get started by receiving the divine mantra and process of meditation:
Step 1: Watch the following short video to receive Guru Siyag's Mantra Initiation. This mantra must be received in Guru Siyag's voice only. That is the reason you need to watch this video from Guru Siyag.
http://www.the-comforter.org/siddha-yoga-philosophy-and-online-initiation.html
By listening to above video and receiving the divine mantra, you will be completing the initial process of getting the divine spark (Also known as Shaktipat in Sanskrit). You need to do this step only one time.
Step 2: Meditate two times a day 15-30 Minutes using the simple method listed in the link below:
Step 3: Mentally and silently chant the Mantra received in step 1 throughout the day and night as much as possible
That’s all. Isn't that easy and simple!
Now what? Here are few things that may or may not happen with you. Every ones experience is different. So if your experience is different do not panic. Continue with the practice.
During meditation, you may experience certain automatic yogic postures or movement of your limbs. Swaying, nodding of head, rapid movement of head from left-to-right or vice-versa, inflating or deflating of belly, clapping, grunting, moaning or laughing can happen in many cases. Do not panic or worry. These actions, happen involuntarily, are ordained by divine force, and they are needed for your internal cleansing and readying you for further progress.
However, if you do not experience any yogic postures or see visions, it does not mean that you are not making progress. In all probability, the divine force awakened in you has perhaps decided that you don't need these experiences. Go to the "FAQ" section to read more on this topic
.
Here on... all you need to do is meditate two or more times a day as per the link provided and chant the divine mantra silently in your mind as much as possible throughout the day.
May you live a long and healthy life!
'Whosoever drinks of the water that I shall give him shall never thirst; but the water that I shall give him shall be in him a well of water springing up into eternal life."
Above verse refers to the Khechari Mudra and secretion of nectar during that Khechari Mudra pose.
Many of the practioners of Guru Siyag's Siddha Yoga experience Khechari Mudra. This happens spontenaously during meditation. Due to powerful impact of continous silent mental chanting of Divne Snajeevani Mantra given by Guru Siyag, Kundalini Energy moves up the spinal channel and brings about this powerful yogic pose. During Khechari Mudra practioners experiences bliss and nectar is secreted from brain into body.
The priests today not seems to be aware of this well of living water, but the early Christian saints did. St Augustine said, "My soul...tastes food that is never consumed by the eating."
Divine Ambrosia, or 'living water', 'soma of the gods', the 'Nectar of Immortality' are some of the words used to denote the endless, ever-flowing 'divine wine' within us.
No artificially-induced intoxication can possibly compare with the bliss and ecstasy which this inner Nectar gives.
Get started by receiving the divine mantra and process of meditation:
Step 1: Watch the following short video to receive Guru Siyag's Mantra Initiation. This mantra must be received in Guru Siyag's voice only. That is the reason you need to watch this video from Guru Siyag.
http://www.the-comforter.org/siddha-yoga-philosophy-and-online-initiation.html
By listening to above video and receiving the divine mantra, you will be completing the initial process of getting the divine spark (Also known as Shaktipat in Sanskrit). You need to do this step only one time.
Step 2: Meditate two times a day 15-30 Minutes using the simple method listed in the link below:
Step 3: Mentally and silently chant the Mantra received in step 1 throughout the day and night as much as possible
That’s all. Isn't that easy and simple!
Now what? Here are few things that may or may not happen with you. Every ones experience is different. So if your experience is different do not panic. Continue with the practice.
During meditation, you may experience certain automatic yogic postures or movement of your limbs. Swaying, nodding of head, rapid movement of head from left-to-right or vice-versa, inflating or deflating of belly, clapping, grunting, moaning or laughing can happen in many cases. Do not panic or worry. These actions, happen involuntarily, are ordained by divine force, and they are needed for your internal cleansing and readying you for further progress.
However, if you do not experience any yogic postures or see visions, it does not mean that you are not making progress. In all probability, the divine force awakened in you has perhaps decided that you don't need these experiences. Go to the "FAQ" section to read more on this topic
.
Here on... all you need to do is meditate two or more times a day as per the link provided and chant the divine mantra silently in your mind as much as possible throughout the day.
May you live a long and healthy life!
