Say (meaning totality of infinity) activates the third eye chakra.Sa (meaning impersonal infinity) activates the heart chakra and throat chakra.Da (meaning earth) activates the solar plexus chakra.Ma (meaning moon) activates the spleen chakra.Ra (meaning sun) activates the root chakra.The Siri Gaitri mantra is believed to awaken kundalini energy each syllable is associated with one of the seven chakras and helps to direct kundalini up the spine and through the chakras: Translates roughly to: " Sun, Moon, Earth, Infinity: All that is in infinity, I am Thee." It is used in conjunction with celestial communication or mudra in motion. It addresses the movement of kundalini energy the most creative energy of our life. It is said that this mantra helps to relax and purify the entire body. The Adi Shakti mantra is commonly used by women whenever they need extra support, as shakti is divine feminine energy. Translates roughly to: "I bow to the primal power, I bow to the all encompassing power and energy, I bow to that which God creates, I bow to the creative power of the kundalini, the divine mother power." KUNDALINI MATA SHAKTI, MATA SHAKTI, NAMO NAMO PRITHUM BHAGAWATI, PRITHUM BHAGAWATI, PRITHUM BHAGAWATI, NAMO NAMO SARAB SHAKTI, SARAB SHAKTI, SARAB SHAKTI, NAMO NAMO Adi Shakti MantraĪDI SHAKTI, ADI SHAKTI, ADI SHAKTI, NAMO NAMO It is said that this mantra helps with changing your karma, rewriting your destiny and awakening your consciousness. It is the core mantra from which many kundalini yoga mantras come from. Mul mantra means the ‘root mantra’ and were the first words uttered by Guru Nanak during his enlightenment. The creator is truth in the beginning, through all ages until the present. Fearless, peaceful, eternal, unborn, and self-realized. Translates roughly to: "The creator is truth. Mul MantraĮK ONG KAR, SAT NAM, KARTA PURKH, NIRBHAO, NIRVAIRĪKAL MOORT, AJUNI SAI BHANG, GUR PRASAD, JAPĪD SUCH, JUGAD SUCHIHE SUCH, NANAK HOSI BHEE SUCH Read: 5 Powerful Mantras and Their Sacred Meanings 3. It is said that when chanted 31 times it clears past, present and future. Yogi Bhajan, the Sikh yogi who brought Kundalini yoga to the West, recommended chanting this mantra before travel. It provides a protective field around the person and can be chanted at any time. This mantra is used to call on one’s higher self and to find clarity in any given situation. It is usually chanted three times after the Adi Mantra. Known as the Mangala Charn Mantra, this mantra can be chanted for protection and, in some cases, for guidance. Translates roughly to: "I bow to the primal Guru, I bow to the wisdom, I bow to the truth, I bow to the great unseen." Read: Kindle Your Kundalini With This Divinely Energizing Style of Yoga 2. It is a powerful reminder that we are each our own teacher. This mantra is usually chanted before beginning practice to help plug into the many years of kundalini practice. It brings about energy clearing and deepening of intuition by clearing the negative energy in and around a person. The Adi mantra is said to connect one to the "golden chain," the community of kundalini yoga teachers and students from the past to the present. That’s the diagonal energy, that’s tantric energy.Translates roughly to: "I bow to teacher within"
But there is a pleasure also which is everlasting, in which you become a new all the time. Pleasure comes out of newness, enjoying newness.
Otherwise you will be victim of your own perpetual permanent fear.įor every success, for every achievement, for every love or for everything, we want a newness. In that unisonness, is the beauty of life. There is no two opinions about it, to experience yourself and all in you. That’s why Guru Nanak put before it, “Ek Ong.” It is total permutation and combination to create that sound. The difference is, Ong and Om, when Om cannot be chanted, cannot be spoken, it is written in the Puran but it can be experienced. I bow to you, “Ong Namo,” Oh creative total self. “Guru” means who brings light into darkness. Oh transcendental, transparent, “Guru Dev” is transparent. That’s why the opening mantra of the class is, “Ong Namo Guru Dev Namo.” We don’t say “Om Namo,” we say, “Ong Namo Guru Dev Namo.” Here’s what the Siri Singh Sahib, Yogi Bhajan said at a lecture on Main Los Angeles, CA about his mantra:Īctually, all teachings are there to tell you to be yourself…. It is chanted at least three times before practicing Kundalini Yoga. This mantra is used for “tuning in” to the divine flow and self-knowledge within each of us and linking us to Yogi Bhajan and the Golden Chain of teachers. I bow to the Creative Wisdom, I bow to the Divine Teacher within.
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