"We'll share with you every moment of your life and we will ask you to understand your spiritual incarnation and your spiritual name and try to find out the strength to live it." - Yogi Bhajan

 

A spiritual name holds the key to your own destiny by tapping into your unique vibration and your heavenly identity.  The sound current within the name holds a kind of accelerating power, so that when you hear it or speak it aloud, you are vibrating more and more along the lines of your own true nature.  A spiritual name is a roadmap to your own spiritual destiny.  Once you have one, you know where to focus and where to try to go.

 

 

The message in Monday's astrological energy is clear: get to work. Do not delay. The Moon is happily waxing, just starting to emerge as a thin crescent in the sky. Meanwhile, ideas, projects, inspirations within us are just starting to grow and develop as well. The impulse is to get organized, stay grounded, be efficient and proceed. Do not take another step upward until you know you are on solid ground.

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Lately, I've encountered quite a few people who matter-of-factly state, "I can't do yoga." The reasons vary from hips to knees, necks, and backs, to just feeling too tired or too old. But the way I look at it, if you're alive you are breathing, and if you are breathing you can do yoga. Especially Kundalini yoga!
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Recently, a group of kirtan/yogi friends and I were sharing a lively discussion about the concept of English-language mantras. The heart of our discussion centered around the question of: does the English language--or will it ever--carry the same kind of vibration as the more ancient and arguable more sacred languages of Sanskrit, Gurmukh or Tibetan? Read More

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