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  1. On ‎6‎/‎9‎/‎2018 at 11:01 AM, HisServant said:

    Body felt extremely intoxicated. It was back and forth all night for at least 11 hours. I usually am not able to sleep more than 6. I had to literally pull myself up and even after that I kept knocking out. For a few moments even forgot who I was. I had to take a moment to remember my responsibilites.

    if that is what I think it may be, then you'll know within coming days and next few weeks. 

  2. On ‎6‎/‎5‎/‎2018 at 4:18 PM, BhagatSingh said:

    Let's do a thought experiement.

    Suppose Guru Nanak Dev ji comes back and makes a post that Dance is A OK for Sikhs.

    You read his comment and you do not recognize him.

    And you say "no" and list all your arguments.

    In that scenario -

    What would Guru Sahib have to say to you, in order to convince you that he doesn't think dancing or Bhangra is an issue here?

    I wouldn't need convincing.

    @paapiman

    What if I said to you that "I can do Sift Salah of Waheguru whilst my body may be dancing(bhangra)" ?   and yes, I did try it and I was praising and doing bhajan of Akaal purakh in my mind.  

    In my understanding, those saas that I took whilst dancing and praising Waheguru, should get accounted for my naam wealth. I didn't wastes those saas with any other thoughts

     

     

  3. Hari Hari is a powerful mantar.

    On ‎6‎/‎7‎/‎2018 at 1:46 AM, angy15 said:

    met one of the 3HO (Yogi Bhajan organisation) members and we had a discussion on HAR. Infact in there various meditation classes they chant HAR,HAR alone sometimes or as HAR HAR Waheguru.

    I've been attending Kundalini Yoga for quite a few years. I also do Bikram hatha yoga on occasions when I don't attend weekly.

    In Kundalini, there are many mantras used and I wouldn't say har har is used more than others. Sat-naam is used, so is Wahe-guru, ang sang Waheguru, Chatar chakar varti, ek onkar satgur prasad, Gobinday mukanday as well as har-har-har-har-Gobinday........and there are a number of others.  

    However, I've never come across  "HAR HAR Waheguru"  as you mention above(bold)

    A few years ago, I mentioned on the meditation forum about how I personally experienced the power of Har Har mantra and I recently mentioned it with regards to it's pronunciation on Bhagat Singh's thread below..

     

    You have to remember that the Sri Guru Granth sahib ji is for all of humanity and mankind. Doesn't matter what religion or origins someone is from, the gurbani can be applied by all. This is why it references shabads with different mantars and doesn't stick with single gurmantar. 

     

     

    On ‎6‎/‎7‎/‎2018 at 1:07 AM, paapiman said:

    One Jaap to stay away from (especially forJagayasus) is "Sohang". There might be others, which we should avoid.

     

    I don't know about that because "sohang" is in gurbani.

    ang1093

    ਨਾਨਕ ਸੋਹੰ ਹੰਸਾ ਜਪੁ ਜਾਪਹੁ ਤ੍ਰਿਭਵਣ ਤਿਸੈ ਸਮਾਹਿ ॥੧॥
    Nānak sohaʼn hansā jap jāpahu ṯaribẖavaṇ ṯisai samāhi. ||1||
    O Nanak, chant the chant of 'Sohang hansaa' - 'He is me, and I am Him.' The three worlds are absorbed in Him. ||1||

    ang 1162

    ਸੋਹੰ ਸੋ ਜਾ ਕਉ ਹੈ ਜਾਪ ॥
    Sohaʼn so jā ka▫o hai jāp.
    Chant "Sohan" - "He is me.

  4. On ‎6‎/‎6‎/‎2018 at 11:42 AM, dalsingh101 said:

    What's the Buddha bowel diet?

    It's grains(brown rice, quinoa) with mixture of vegetables, protein and tahini or ginger sauce. You can google and you'll find a whole load of different recipes.  Have a look below to get an idea.......

    https://www.tasteofhome.com/article/whats-a-buddha-bowl/

    We always add some fruit in addition,... like fresh pineapple, oranges, pear..and give it a cook on the griddle until grill marks appear.  It's not really a diet per se and  I'm having it about 4 days a week. Especially on days when workout is mainly weights without cardio. That way testosterone levels are up, especially with foods like soya beans, avocado and spinach. 

    I started this some weeks ago and needed a method to increase muscle mass without having to worry about weight gain in the wrong areas. It seems to be going pretty well so far with results coming along.  

    On ‎6‎/‎6‎/‎2018 at 11:42 AM, dalsingh101 said:

    Also, what I tried the other day was chopping up a bit of the fresh stuff (not powder) into tiny pieces and boiling this with milk (and a tiny pinch of freshly ground pepper). It actually tasted quite good to me although the quantity of huldhee was probably much lower than with powder. When I get a moment I'm going to peel and dry the fresh huldhee I got to make some powder from it. That way I'll get more quantity in the drink. 

    I was using huldee root for quite a while and cutting it up to put in nutribullet smoothies. The main problem was the stains it would leave on my hands that wouldn't always wash off easy. I think I'm gonna stick with the powder and just have it like a yoghurt sauce with black peppercorns and see how it goes. 

  5. 11 minutes ago, amardeep said:

    Dancing is an expression of art and helps to tune in and 'let go' to musical rhythm. Kids that can't feel their own emotions often train this through music and dance as it helps them to feel a connection with something external (music) and internal (their body).  

    You got it.

    Everything operates in harmony of brahm. You can only succeed on the path if you can conform to these same vibrations. Dancing has been used for connecting by most civilizations around the world. 

    22 minutes ago, amardeep said:

    Yes sure there are some that misuse it but that does'nt mean it per se becomes wrong. 

    It's like those people that sad it's wrong to clap and 'do rhythms' with your body when listening to kirtan.

    The "roms" are the first to vibrate in rhythm if it's in line with the truth. That's why you can tell when someone is moving there body from within and connecting externally. We all say that the person's heart is in it, but it's much more than that.   

  6. On ‎5‎/‎26‎/‎2018 at 8:17 AM, BhagatSingh said:

    So here we have the word - ਹਰਿ - Hari

    It is definitely wrong to pronounce this as Har ਹਰ because you are not pronouncing the matra there.

    That is definitely a wrong way to pronounce it.

    I'm no expert on language, but from what I know about the mantar "HARi" ..it is pronounced with the sihari   "ee" sound as Bhagat mentions.

    With this specific mantar as well as other mantars there is the science behind them of "completion" The "completion" is about the rolling of the tongue on to the roof of the mouth. It only has to be slight and subtle, but without it the mantar would be incomplete.

    I mentioned a long time ago of how I noticed the power of the 'HARi" mantar in my yoga classes. For those with activated pineal glands that drip with amrit/nectar/soma, they can notice how the jap of "HARi" can immediately stimulate the sweet taste of nectar. This ONLY works if you jap HARi with the slight "ee" sound that causes your tongue to make a slight roll on the roof of the mouth.   

    Try it!.......

    When saying "HAR", you  don't get that slight subtle roll that it finishes off with thanyou would get with saying the "ee" at the end. 

    I was instructed that the HARi mantar must be done with the slight tongue roll on roof of the mouth, and this was done with uttering a slight but subtle "ee" sound at the end.

    It's no wonder that in gurbani the "Hari" jap is mostly associated with references to amrit.  "amrit bani har har teree" ..."amrit har ka naam hai"  .."amrit shabad, amrit har bani"   and many more.

     

     

  7. Have a read of this previous post 

    and especially...........

    On 4/4/2018 at 2:19 AM, Lucky said:

     The real significance of bhangra moves have a lot of meanings to them; They are about activities whilst doing  kirat (working in farms/fields) , there are  moves that mimic animals of the pastures,  the gadda(tractor),  preparing soil, sowing seeds... reaping the grain..cutting the corn....and many more 

     

    Now, I started training and dancing in a bhangra group from age 13 to 17yrs old.  Everything that I learned in terms of the dance moves, the beats, the thaals, the significance and meanings etc..  there was nothing neechpuna. Nothing that's sending me to hell!   Some dances we learned and performed were about Hari's creation and the beauty of the flowers, the nature, the birds .etc..  These were performed with boliyan that were in praise of hari. ...they would then lead on to dance and boliyan about how the beautiful pastures were cultivated for lentils, wheat, rice and how they were harvested.  

    For someone that was 3rd generation, born and raised amidst all goray; it was my first active involvement with something Punjabi and cultural. It was only at that age that I started recognizing and appreciating some sort of identity. I'd say that it was the beginning; for making me the Punjabi that I am today. I don't give a hoots about the people that slag off bhangra and the UK bhangra scene that started in mid 80s, because I know that it saved many of our 2nd and 3rd generation immigrants from becoming whitewashed coconuts.   None of the nowaday 1st, 2nd or 3rd  Gen.Punjabis have any idea of what the earlier generations endured and had to go through to pave the way for the future.  

     

     

  8. On ‎6‎/‎4‎/‎2018 at 3:27 PM, dalsingh101 said:

    BTW. I read black pepper (kali mirch) increases the body's absorption of compounds in huldhee by 2000% in the article above!!!!!!

    It was very interesting to read that and the Newcastle uni  Dr.'s study.  I realized that i'm simply not taking enough. Need a teaspoon or more per day.

    Huldee is fat-soluble, meaning it wont dissolve or be absorbed as effectively in water base product. Using oil base or hot milk is good. 

    I'm not a fan of hot milk version and am going to try it mixed in yoghurt with ground black peppercorns...and a little salt?  Not sure if this would be as effective? ...seems to dissolve quite well.  Will  give it a 14-21 day trial whist doing my intense workout regime and see how it goes.  Doing Buddha bowl diet at same time and may see what else I can mix it in with.

     

  9. Whole world is in danger, since the whole world is asleep.........

    ਮਾਇਆ ਮੋਹਿ ਇਹੁ ਜਗੁ ਸੁਤਾ ॥
    Mā▫i▫ā mohi ih jag suṯā.
    This world is asleep in emotional attachment to Maya.

     

    Getting back to topic,.. I find too much sleep quite damaging. It eats into a lot of your energies and I can end up feeling quite drained.  On the other hand, I think that studies should consider other variables such as quality of sleep and environmental factors.  I'm a firm believer that EMF's (electromagnetic forces)from appliances, gadgets and especially Wi-Fi .. have negative influences on sleep. Turn these off :) 

    I've never looked into it much, but I also believe that for spirituality, you need exposure to full spectrum of direct sunlight(sun gazing) and complete darkness at sleep time. Both of these have been proven to stimulate pineal gland. 

  10. Brahmgyan is the MANN, not the body.  It's mann's avastha.

    Music is sacred and originates from the raags that come from various notes of naad (Waheguru's voice). True, music can be polluted in many ways with it's association and lyrics. But the mool and origins of saroop can never be polluted and one can connect to these higher vibrations of satch's voice at some lower avasthas than brahmgyan.

     

  11. 23 hours ago, HisServant said:

    Two new experiences 

    1) Been seeing a flash of light that originates from above. 

    2) Seeing a colourless type figure very occasionally and briefly. 

    Not sure if either of these are parkash. It’s still very early and they aren’t consistent yet. I will update if there is any decent progression. 

    Focus on the light and it should get still. If it doesn't stay steady, it could also be awakening of 3rd eye dristi. Either way, it's most probably the route to see parkash of nirankar.   However, you must try and listen to anhad to get the full connection.    If all this is happening whilst you are trying rom rom technique, then it's real good. It may all fall into place in an instant.    Must continue working and slogging at it with prem.

    23 hours ago, HisServant said:

    2) Seeing a colourless type figure very occasionally and briefly. 

    Shouldn't really be a shape or figure. Roop, na rekh, na rang.   No form, shape or color.   Again, if you focus on anhad dhun, it should still the mind further for better connection and dristi.

  12. On 3/21/2018 at 6:21 PM, Guest justajatt said:

    Problem is that you are mixing kaam into the equation , and this is where we get confused.   It's been explained previously by couple of members and I think it was Lucky.  On higher spiritual levels all there physical and subtle actions become like meditation and acts of worship.  Kaam is a very low vibrating energy that they have transformed to the rising energies. In the act of man and wife procreating, it would be an act of the purest love and truth and I remember someone saying that you feel spiritually elated and even more sacred and closer to god.

    Took me a while to get my head around this but I think I get the idea.

    Yes bro, i have mentioned it. Don't worry, haven't forgotten an old mate from UK. I may have transformed from my old ways, but true people will always remain in my heart. Saying that, I'm glad that you've decided to take the bhagti marg... keep it up ...and keep on punching!

  13. On 4/11/2018 at 11:40 PM, BhagatSingh said:


    Where Hari ji creates Maya (Energy), which then creates duality within the Oneness of Consciousness. Maya divides one singular consciousness in to multiple bodies, in multiple forms.

     

    On 4/12/2018 at 6:47 PM, BhagatSingh said:

    2. The second perspective comes from Chandi di Vaar because it puts Bhagawati/Adi Shakti ji, which is Energy/Power, at the top, instead of Hari ji, Consciousness. That is Shaktism's perspective.

    3. The third perspective comes from Bichitra Natak, which puts Mahakal ji, which Time/Death, at the top instead of Energy or Consciousness. So you might ask how can Time be the creator of Consciousness and Energy. Well contemplate this phrase - Eternal Now.

    Ultimately, when there is an experience of Oneness, then all these perspectives merge into one. Monotheism into Polytheism into Pantheism, and Advait into Dvait and Vaishavism into Shaktism into Shaivism.

    wow. Excellent read. Enjoyed seeing bachitra natik-->eulogy of time!

  14.  

    With regard to this thread and consciousness, there is a post from another thread that would be quite relevant here. It's my elaboration on Ek-ong-kar and how it ties in part with Hubble's Big bang theory and their understanding of "singularity"

    I was just amazed when I first realized this and couldn't help but envisage what Guru Nanak ji wrote on the slate to the panday with the explanation he would have given.

    Quote

    For arguments sake, lets stick with the terms -

    Atma=Soul,

    Paramatma= Supreme single soul/nirankar

    Chit/Chetun=Consciousness. 

    To recognise and differentiate between them, is fundamental for realisation; in my opinion.

    Imagine the universe at a moment before creation. Gurbani tells us that only he was present, and he was within himself. “Sargun Nirgun Nirankar sunn samadhi aap - apan keea Nanaka aapey hi phir jaap”. Visualise this for a second to picture the creation happening after this moment. That moment was the “ONG” or the big-bang.  Remember the meaning of IK-ONG-KAR.  Ik= singularity of one before creation.  Then came the “ONG” shabad sound, followed by the “KAR”(creation). The doer(IK) did the creation(KAR) with the Ong

    Gurbani says “sunn samadhi aap” he was in primal samadhi in the void within himself. This “within himself” in sunn samadhi is crucial because when referring to that moment before creation; nothing had been created yet. At that point, it was just ‘IK

    It may help if you imagine a still, single point as IK. The Big Bang Theory(Hubble) even calls this the "moment of singularity". It is at this stage, when there were no manifestation of Sargun or Nirgun, but it was just Nirankar himself. (No akaar =Nirankar, whereas Sargun & nirgun are akaar)

    Bearing this in mind, it can help understand why two terms translated as formless (nirgun and nirankar) are used.  Nirgun, refers to  ‘after creation’ meaning = without form, without attributes etc.  Nirankar refers to that singularity, the IK himself before any creation, before any akaar. Now, when we bring in Atma and Chetan, it can help understand where they fit in. The topic itself is huge because it brings in everything like manmat, gurmat, brahmagyan, turiya avastha and much more of gurbani from comprehending this Ik-ong-kar alone along Nirankar (without akaar or consciousness)

    When IK is by itself, just before moment of ong-kar, then we could also say that the almighty single soul/atma is Paramatma. It may be helpful to visualise a light(jyot) that is akin to a singularity point or dot… imagine this jyot as not radiating and not yet emitting light to the surroundings. It’s that trillionth of a second from when you turn the light switch on in a dark room, to when the room lights up. The moment when the bulb filament has just ignited and the luminosity is still within the bulb and not expanded out into the room. In this trillionth of a sec, the MOTION is not in play yet…This motion that I’m referring to is what came into play from the IK. This is the Consciousness. It is the Chetan or Chit within, and around us.

    As the jyot or Ik, begins to radiate outwards and expand, we could say that it’s all executed via an increasing flux of Chetan/Consciousness. The expanding universe and worlds were created in this instant. We also know, that he is STILL creating because science tells us the universe is still expanding.  The “kar” is done but is also continuing to be created.

    Q) What happened at the moment of Ong-kar/creation and what changed about God?

    A) Initially, God was in a primal nothingness void and in deep samadhi within himself. There was no creation yet. Whereas after, he became God the creator, and he is now the creator and creation itself.  Gurbani refers to this attribute as “Gobind” ( lord of the universe)

    According to old texts and to my understanding, this moment of creation when consciousness came into play, is when duality was created. Prior to this, there were no duality except atam/paramatma.

    -The Ik was singular, ..Advait(non-dual)..........Atam, Paramatam was singular..........-no motion or time in play. 

    This is the Shiv-shakti, with the shakti being the consciousness.

    Babaji mentions this in the recording and refers to Chetan as the shakti which is everywhere and comes from Paramatma.

      He gave the analogy of the electrical items like bulb, heater etc that won’t work or become active unless the shakti of electric flow is present.  In the same manner, consciousness is active in the whole of existence.

       You may be aware that for some years now, quantum physics has determined that the whole universe is very much alive with this “consciousness”.  It’s also important to understand that consciousness/chetan is dualistic. When this consciousness came into existence; it started to emanate and expand outwards from Paramatma. This is when duality also became a reality.

     

    In summary, …

    *very original point of IK, or that non-emitting jyot is Paramatma,... this is also NIRANKAR (without consciousness and without akar)  NOTE- GOD"S consciousness was all within himself and not in creation

    *The enormous flux of energy/shakti that has radiated and expanded out from it, is  the Consciousness/Chetan.

    May also try and picture as if trillions of photons/light particles emanating outwards, are “atma’s” coming from Paramatma.  In Babaji’s recording where he gave the analogy of the electric current akin to Chetan/consciousness, he said the Chetan is a shakti flowing around and within us.  Just like electrical items and appliances, our indries(senses and motor functions), are all controlled and functioning under the Chetan/Consiocusness. Even the involuntary organs function through the same consciousness via subtle energies/prana.  The Consciousness stems from the atma that we have inside us. Babaji gave analogy of root and stem. Just like the mind, we can merge the consciousness into the atma/paramatma. He gave example of Bhai Mani Singh and how he directed his Chetan away from all indiries and sareer, and channeled it into the atam. All that remained was the atam in it’s purest state  This is the inner yoga, where one “jog’s”(joins) the consciousness into the soul.

     

  15. 1 hour ago, Kirankaur1 said:

    But when I sit to focus on shabad, my mind starts focusing on different areas of the body. One more thing I need to tell that whenever I sit down to do Simran, something in middle inside of my head starts spinning, afterwards I can’t handle that pressure and I have to stop meditation.

    These sound like energy rushes. It's easier to understand them if you're aware that there are 2 bodies.  First is your physical body and then there is your subtle/sukham body. We have to try and maintain a balance or level of equilibrium between them. This way, you shall get a better grip of your sukham sareer.  It seems that your sukham sareer is trying to run faster than your physical efforts.   

    RULE 1: be positive,....in fact always be positive.  No negative ''what if's?'', or "I have to stop"     My suggestion would be "long saas saas" (as I call it) one that has worked for me and a couple of others I know.

     

    **Start off by  just taking a real deep breath in and filling your chest up.

     Hold your breath and suspend the chest, and try to keep a stillness.(both physical and inner),   be very relaxed, calm, motivated  and in control...Then,  when you feel comfortable and ready,....slowly,..let the breath out ,....real steady .

    Repeat this about 4 times OR until you feel that little space of inner  stillness when suspending/holding.

    That was just the breathing, next is to bring in the gurmantar with breath in and breath out.

    Start off with a very steady and quiet "waaaaaaaaaaahheeeeee" whilst breathing in. Make sure it is a calm long inward breath pull that is NOT too forceful.

    Then,  when you're at the end of "inhale", you need to jus 'pause" and just listen to the inner silence. Next you "exhale" with a steady, calm and long "gurrrroooooo". then when you get to the end "pause" again for a second or two

    "Waaaaheeee" on long inhale,....."pause" (hold chest, hold breath)....."Guuurooooo"   on long exhale........."Pause" again at the end before next cycle of inhale.

    2 hours ago, Kirankaur1 said:

    Moreover, I feel energy in my whole body especially in my eyes. When I cover my eyes with hands I see lines like we see on ECG report. It’s very hard to explain. But I can surely say that it is energy. Thats why I get more afraid. Am I getting these things to early? I heard that if someone  get them on early stage.  they can’t handle it and also they get mentally disturbed

    All jugtees and techniques aid in the opening of sukham energy channels. Some of these may already be open, whilst others may have been blocked for years. Nevertheless, the process is the same and as long as your intentions and aims are for the higher truth and higher frequencies, then no negatives should come in the way. True, some people can go down to vibrate more negative/dark and lower vibrations, but if your heart is right and you are using gurmantar or any other mantas from Sri Guru Granth sahib ji like sat-naam, raam naam, har naam..etc.... then you shouldn't have any worries.

    I feel that the calm, steady, long breath saas saas,  will bear fruit for you. I went through phases like yourself, and when I started this little technique, I would motivate and psyche myself up mentally the night before. I'd repeatedly tell myself that I'm going to go deeper and deeper with every molecule of breath.  Getting in this frame of mind before I'd go to sleep would get me all fired up at amrit vela.  I'd get up at 2.30-3.00 am, read japji sahib and then go into the deepest simran that I possibly could.  Seriously, it was in no time that I was having some profound experiences.

     

    2 hours ago, Kirankaur1 said:

    something in middle inside of my head starts spinning, afterwards I can’t handle that pressure and I have to stop meditation.

    Ok, I've not come across this before, so I can only speculate. Middle of the inside of  head is an important area in later stages, but I've always been under the impression that it's advisable to have a solid foundation before going to that area?  Still, I would say that   If you feel energy there or feel some whirring around dasam area, then you have to go with the feel of it.  If it feels uncomfortable, then try to ignore it and put dhyian elsewhere.  My recommendation would be the navel or heart area. Why? because in these areas we have enormous amounts of physical/biological energies.  I mean, our heart generates 60x more electromagnetic energy than the brain.  When this is utilised and geared to making rom rom pargat,, then a whole bunch of doors and avenues can be unlocked. Therefore, I'd recommend you tryin to keep dhyian steady around navel or heart area.(middle of chest)

     

    Give these a try for a couple of weeks and good luck

     

     

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