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  1. On 3/27/2017 at 10:31 AM, Sat1176 said:

    Someone out there is trying to cause friction with this video between him and other groups. First of all why was AKJ shown doing naam simran at the beginning? Do AKJ teach applying pressure on the navel during naam abhiyaas? 

    Anyway leaving that point aside, I don't agree with what he is saying. I have heard a number of mahapursh teach this technique and the first time was years ago, in the audio simran instruction recording of Sant Baba Isher Singh (Rare Wale). He clearly stated in that, when one applies pressure on the navel you will eventually begin to feel the pulse behind it. When simran is synchronized with that pulse and dhyaan is placed there it would lead to manifestation of Rom Rom simran. He said Bakhari was done at the mouth, Madhma in Khant, Pasanti in the heart and Para at the navel. Maskeen ji also wrote about this in the book Prabhu Simran.

    I also recall reading in the instructions given by Sant Baba Waryam Singh that one should not progress to the trikuti until you see the planets and starts at the navel and one hears the anhad shabad.

    Secondly in Sidh Gosht (Ang 945), Sri Guru Nanak Dev ji says the following to the Siddhas:

    ih man maigal kahaa basee-alay kahaa basai ih pavnaa.
    "Where does this mind-elephant live? Where does the breath reside?

    kahaa basai so sabad a-oDhoo taa ka-o chookai man kaa bhavnaa.
    Where should the Shabad reside, so that the wanderings of the mind may cease?"

    nadar karay taa satgur maylay taa nij ghar vaasaa ih man paa-ay.
    When the Lord blesses one with His Glance of Grace, he leads him to the True Guru. Then, this mind dwells in its own home within.

    aapai aap khaa-ay taa nirmal hovai Dhaavat varaj rahaa-ay.
    When the individual consumes his egotism, he becomes immaculate, and his wandering mind is restrained.

    ki-o mool pachhaanai aatam jaanai ki-o sas ghar soor samaavai.
    "How can the root, the source of all be realized? How can the soul know itself? How can the sun enter into the house of the moon?"

    gurmukh ha-umai vichahu khovai ta-o naanak sahj samaavai. ||64||
    The Gurmukh eliminates egotism from within; then, O Nanak, the sun naturally enters into the home of the moon. ||64||

    ih man nihchal hirdai vasee-alay gurmukh mool pachhaan rahai.
    When the mind becomes steady and stable, it abides in the heart, and then the Gurmukh realizes the root, the source of all.

    naabh pavan ghar aasan baisai gurmukh khojat tat lahai.
    The breath is seated in the home of the navel; the Gurmukh searches, and finds the essence of reality.

    so sabad nirantar nij ghar aachhai taribhavan jot so sabad lahai.
    This Shabad permeates the nucleus of the self, deep within, in its own home; the Light of this Shabad pervades the three worlds.

     

    On Ang 223 there is references to Baramh Agan by Sri Guru Nanak Dev ji. This Baramh Agan is generated when one does intense jaap in a speedy manor. But if one doesn't know how to control this inner heat it can cause problems, slow best to stick to a slow steady pace unless under guidance of an experienced abhyaasi.

     

    nirbha-o jogee niranjan Dhi-aavai.
    The Yogis meditate on the Fearless, Immaculate Lord.

    an-din jaagai sach liv laavai.
    Night and day, they remain awake and aware, embracing love for the True Lord.

    so jogee mayrai man bhaavai. ||2||
    Those Yogis are pleasing to my mind. ||2||

    kaal jaal barahm agnee jaaray.
    The trap of death is burnt by the Fire of God.

    Thanks veer, I was looking for answer to my question as to which chakra to activate first, Trikuti or Mooldhaara. Is it best to start from bottom and keep moving upwards?

    I have the  diary book of Sant Baba Isher Singh Ji in which he states Va sound from navel , He sound from heart, Gu sound from throat and R sound from trikuti for naam Simran. Does it mean  we should start from navel , not the lowest chakra, the root chakra?

    Or would it be ok to activate the Navel/Sacral chakra first by concentrating Naam Simran on that part for months or years until the point of focus moves up?

    @Lucky, @Sat1176, @Soulfinder, @moorakh. Please gave your opinions.

  2. On 5/6/2005 at 11:38 PM, karmjeet said:

     

     

    how is this disgusting and insult ? can u explain ?

     

    Talk to any mahapurash , chardeekala sant , or chardeekala damdami sikh , and ask them about Guru ji's , u will get the same answer that they were nirlep from this maya . They didn't go through the process that we go through to produce kids .

     

    And some things don't need to be explained in Gurbani . They are known by only brahmgyanis .

     

    For eg :

    Bhagt Dhanna ji had the kamai of his previous 1100 janams . That 's y he could have darshan of God from a pathar .

     

    Now tell me where in gurbani its written , that He had kamai of 1100 janams . this was told by Brahmgyami Sant Gurbachan Singh Ji Khalsa .

     

     

    Similarly , some facts don't have to be based on Gurbani .

    Bachans of Brahmgyanis are enough .

    @karmjeet I read it. Even before reading it , I wonder that our Gurus must not have done this to have kids and I was right.

  3. On 10/5/2018 at 4:11 AM, Xylitol said:

    I think it's mostly a waste of time to read tons of websites. The best is to learn directly from the immensely spiritually elevated people of our own dharm b/c sometimes those of other dharms will do things differently. This can cause dubida (doubts) and confusion. 

    Ojas rises when we do sangat bhagti sangat seva and sangat. Avoid vikaars nindya backbiting etc. As we tyag (internally let go of ) kaamic thoughts only then will it rise. Otherwise that sexual energy stays as kaam. In a nutshell, it's a simple matter of doing the right thing long enough and avoiding the wrong thing long enough and lots of satsangat. 

    I emphasize satsangat so much b/c their energy helps an incredible amount, speaking from my experience. In comparing my rate of advancement before I started doing regular satsangat vs. back when I did more bhagti at home it is a truly immense eye-opening difference. And it's owed all to satsangat.

    @Xylitol I am looking forward to have satsangat , currently You Tube and google search is my sat sangat source, and discussions/questions/answers on sikh awareness forum.

  4. On 9/21/2016 at 6:55 PM, Guest Dr. V Kaushik said:

    The method for finding the god is by meditation from the ancient times. The place of meditation is in between the two eyes. This place is known by different religions. It may be called as third eye.

    Apologies first,  I may be wrong.  My understanding is that when we focus on heart,  we open heart chakra and it bring prem towards everyone, as one sees God everywhere in everyone and everything.

    Third eye is gifted to human beings only on the earth and it opens the way for advance level like dasam dawar, increases conscious level for past,  present and future. 

    But I am not sure which chakra area to focus on first with simran. Some says navel,  others give importance to heart or Third eye . It would be better If somebody could shed more light.  

     

  5. @Mooorakh.

    Thank you Bhenji. I am always late night owl instead of waking in the morning and doing my studies.  Now, I find it easier to do simran in night after finishing everything.

    I would like to do as much as possible simran now , without wasting my life further and looking for gursikh people company too.  My mind is going off other things like facebook, moovies etc and am enjoying spiritual side of life.

  6. 4 minutes ago, Sat1176 said:

    @Kaur1510

    I don't do Mool Mantar anymore only Gurmantar jaap. I did Mool Mantar jaap many years ago. These days I just do enough Gurmantar until any Anhad sound manifest in the head/ears then I try switch to listening to these and ease off the Gurmantar until my thoughts begin to come to the forefront. Then I slowly bring back Gurmantar whilst keeping Dhyan on anhad sounds. 

    Benji this is not a sprint, it's a marathon. Do what you can when you can and don't beat yourself up. Build up slowly. Just keep persevering even if it's few minute bursts. 

    I don't have specific routines which is not what you want to hear. You need to find what is working for you, whether that is in the morning, evening or night. 

    Let's say your doing chores (vacuuming or ironing) at home. Keep reciting Gurmantar and keep your focus on the sound of jaap don't let your surti run away on other thoughts. Do this in parallel to doing your work. 

    If your day job requires mental effort then obviously your can't do both. Then I just use my time when I travel to work or some free time during lunch break. Go for a walk or find some where to sit and jap. 

     

    Thank you .

  7. On 10/30/2012 at 3:01 PM, Sat1176 said:

    About 6 months focus on naam simran now and before that about 1 year on mool mantar. Before that it was just reading books and listening to kirtan katha but I was still lacking inspiration do the practical myself. Only over the past 2 years have I moved up a gear and more so in the last 6 months.

     

    If my post inspires even just one person then I really consider it worth while. Go for it Singh!!! :respect:

     

    I'm reading Guru Granth Sahib Ji (english translation) along side naam simran and its really giving me the push I need. The amount of focus that is placed on naam/shabad unity with Almighty is just really shocking me to the max. To the point i'm getting quite annoyed by the fact that if Guru Granth Sahib Ji placed so much focus on naam simran being the only means by which we will reach Waheguru why weren't we told about it in Gurdwaras more. Maybe it was me who just wasn't taking it in. Why aren't we told this is what you need to do and this is how you go about doing it....

     

    There are days when I run out of steam and the desire isn't there but when I read a few more angs it gives me the kick I need to get me going again. Actually i'm hooked reading Guru Ji. Can't even focus at work, just want to keep reading. My respect for my Gurus is increasing daily. Guru Amar Das ji' belows me away every time, actually they all do. Going to get shitter at work if they find out what I'm doing. I find myself totally becoming withdrawn from what is going on in the outside world. Don't care about news, tv, movies, family etc either i'm holding my phone or ipad. I'm really seeing a difference in me. Its growing to such an extent that my own mother is getting concerned and telling me to slow down and keep my feet on the ground and says I got my whole life ahead of me yet.

     

    The only advice I'm able to give anyone is keep the simran going throughout the day whilst your doing your day to day stuff. From the moment I get up I try and start. Getting ready, journey to work, lunch times, take a few minutes off during work and just do simran eyes open or closed, journey home. I bet the other travelers are saying what is that guy mumbling to himself. If your able to dedicate fix time to it then so much the better. This is the part I'm really finding difficult to do. My legs and backside ache and I can't sit for long and the discomfort over powers the concentration your trying to reach. I find myself looking at the clock to see if times up or my thoughts just keep coming and I get frustrated but there are times when you know you had a good session even if it was just for a few moments.

     @Sat1176, SSA Veer

    What time were you doing Simran and Mool Mantar? for how long? how do you carry on while doing other daily duties? Please shed some light to help us. 

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