Posted	 November 16, 2017 by	Morning Sadhana & filed under Sadhana.
Yogi Bhajan taught that with every wink of an eye, there are a thousand thoughts. Only one of those thoughts becomes articulated into language, and those words become action. Underneath all of those thoughts is a baseline energy, an unstruck sound, a silence named Anahat. In this silence we do not have to do or think anything; we can just be. It is a pure state of meditation where we open the doors to merge with God, to be God. We enter a flow that is beyond thoughts, ideas, and actions; the flow just is, and we can just be.
What is the vibratory frequency of that inner space? You can find out. And from that discovery, you can create such a beautiful melody that the Universe will bend its ear to listen. But you must work on the instrument, the you. If you play a violin made by the Stradivarius family, the most beautiful sound will come out. If you take a rinky-dink Suzuki-student violin and play it, you can only make it sound so good. That Stradivarius has been worked on. The wood is the highest quality possible. The body comes forth. Its Anahat, the unstruck sound, is ready to directly touch the heart.
“The sacred science of Kundalini Yoga and its ingenious and innovative techniques of meditation afford its practitioners a rare opportunity. Kundalini Yoga facilitates discovering strength in your uniqueness, and then enables you to work at polishing the facets of your singular gifts. I believe each of us comes to this life with our own special proficiencies. With consistent practice and purposeful aligning with the Universal forces behind all that is, creative brilliance will begin to shine through you. Numerous opportunities will appear. With attentiveness and patience, prosperity beyond all expectation will begin manifesting for you and around you. All manners of miracles will arrive through your dedicated effort and by your good fortune, gratitude will ensue.
Steve Jobs, who was so deeply influenced in his life by Yogananda’s ‘The Autobiography of a Yogi’ that he asked that it be handed out as a gift at his memorial service, developed practical, innovative, and fun devices that changed the way an entire generation does business, relates to music, and communicates.
What might you bring forth if you start each day seated in meditation atop the cornerstone of the Kundalini Yoga lifestyle – morning sadhana?