ANG SANG WAHE GURU - Clearing haunting thoughts & loneliness I Wiola Diamondheart & Amrita Aga

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ANG SANG WAHE GURU
MEANING:
The dynamic, loving energy of the Infinite Source of All is dancing within my every cell, and is present in my every limb. My individual consciousness merges with the Universal consciousness.
Ang is 'a part'.
Sang is 'in every,' or 'with every'.
Wahe is 'the indescribable living ecstasy of Infinite Being'.
Guru is 'the knowledge that transforms your mind, emotion and essence.'
Wahe Guru might be described as: I am in ecstasy, when I experience indescribable wisdom
This chant clears haunting thoughts, dispels loneliness, increases courage and connects us to the sacred essence in all of creation. It acts like a healing balm to center the mind and focus your spirit.
TO MEDITATE:
easy pose
eyes closed, gaze at the tip of your nose, for greater focus
mudra: hands locked at the heart centre
and squeeze on each Ang, Sang, Wahe Guru
chant the mantra in a steady pace. Enunciate each sound precisely
continue for 11-31 minutes
Take it as a 40/ 90/ 120 day practice. Experience great shift in your consciousness.
ABOUT MANTRA:
This mantra expresses a universal truth.
Repeating it creates a thought, which gradually guides the psyche to adjust itself. It re-connects every fragmented projection of the psyche, each separated part of the body, and synchronizes the finite sense of self to the Infinite Oneness. This act of rejoining the separated parts is the quintessential act of healing. Under attack, under war, under the pressures of fear, this meditation keeps us together, conscious, and ready to act. It brings the inner peacefulness that comes only from the touch and scope of spirit.
“The only thing you will know when you are compassionate and as vast as the ocean, is that everybody else is like a little boat on it. Everybody is a part of you. If you do not understand that everybody is a part of you then you do not understand who you are.”
Yogi Bhajan gave this Mantra as a practice for peace and to deal with the mental imbalances caused by war.
This meditation will help heal the wounds of war that tear the psyche apart.
There is a phobia that comes in wartime. It is the feeling that all that is familiar is actually unfamiliar. The fear is that those you love can turn against you or that those you love will be torn away. Then the psyche becomes depressed and defensive. The mind contracts and loses touch with its resources and with the larger flow of the Universe.
“These are times of trials and tests. No one should take them lightly. At the same time, no one should be negatively serious and depressed. At this time you need your spiritual strength to go through this as individuals, as a family, as a community, as a Nation and as a Dharma. I urge you to come out with positivity and encouragement to help other people. One-half million military personnel in the Gulf have many millions of concerned relatives, and they are not all yogis who know the technology to balance their nerves and emotions under such great pressure. Offer consolation to families that may need your help. You can indirectly serve many people with your brightness of spirit, your service and your love of God and spirit.”
Whether you are directly or indirectly involved, the nature of war and the psyche of war can lead normal people to war phobias. The instability of events, the constant news, the discussions and speculations create a prevailing atmosphere that tends to create phobia. This is a time to strengthen, consolidate, and pray for peace so it may come soon.”
~Siri Singh Sahib
This is even truer now. The war of terrorism affects everyone. We are all interconnected on the planet, in our psyche and through our emotions. We feel the distress of people dying. The rush of battle and the challenge to perform excites. All the emotions, positive and negative, form a global adrenaline rush in the psyche. This leads some people to act from the subconscious sensitivity to the energy. Some people pray. Others eat more, or sleep more, or fight more.
There are many fears in the subconscious which awaken and which are projected on other people. The war phobia can progress very gradually through a whole community and lead to nervousness, depression, drug usage, prejudice against apparent enemies, and against people who are perceived to be in some way different than ourselves.
We need tolerance, positivity, and endurance under the pressure of war and its many atrocities. The best way is to exercise and change the nervous system first. Change the set points of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves that encode your state of arousal and anxiety. Then, when calmness is achieved, plant a seed for peace and higher thought. Chant a mantra that guides the mind into a pattern beyond the current strife.
Source: Sikhnet
Music : Mirabai Ceiba: Ang Sang Wahe Guru, Sacred Love Meditations
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@wiolettadiamondheart4258 what a great and beautiful description of mantra and meditation!I get it now much more, I still try to understand KY teachings but it's tough, especially when you want to get the idea with your mind😊. Many thanx and all the best!💚🙏