3 Things Worth Achieving By Friday. Dear Friend,
No matter where you're at emotionally, mentally and materially at this moment, you have the power to shift yourself to a better place by 3 simple acts of daily mindfulness, involving paying attention to your head, your hands and your heart (3Hs).
You can start right now, while reading this.
First the head. Take a deep breath; hold it for a moment and then slowly exhale. Pause for a moment at the end of the exhalation, before repeating this breath cycle two more times. Now focus your attention at a point about 3 inches directly above the centre of your head and pause breathing for a few seconds. Now relax; breathe normally. Again, hold your attention above your head while pausing your breath for a few seconds. Again relax. Repeat a few more times.
Now hold the palms of your hands open while resting them on your lap. Pay close attention to how each hand (palms and fingers) feel - warm, cool, sweaty, heavy, light, tingling, numb? If you feel any discomfort on any particular finger, you can soothe it by gently rubbing it.
Now the heart. Actually what you're paying attention to here is the content of the heart (the wish-fulfilment aspect of the heart): what do you want; what do you wish for? Spend a few moments on this and when there's clarity to what you want or wish for , connect the sensation in your heart to the point 3 inches above your head.
With repeated practice of this technique even over a few days, you should begin to notice a distinct cool sensation on your head, on your hands and in your heart. When you've achieved the coolness on your 3Hs, then know that your kundalini has connected you to the 'paramachaitanya' - which is the self-organizing principle of nature, which looks after you, guides and protects.
The source of all chance events, coincidences and lucky outcomes is this paramachaitanya - more below.
Also below: Curing with Kundalini and a guided meditation to listen to outside.
Best wishesP. PS. Photo collage of Sahaja yoga around the world, further down. |
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