Mantra Marathons
“It is sound and sound only, which is the creative power of the supreme consciousness.”
Upcoming Meditations
Sodarshan Chakra Kriya
Sunday 2 June 2024, 5-8:30pm
online via zoom
This meditation cuts all darkness. It will give you a new start. It is the simplest kriya, but at the same time the hardest. It cuts through all barriers. When a person is in a very bad state, techniques imposed from the outside will not work. The pressure has to be stimulated from within. This kriya invokes the Kundalini to give you the necessary vitality and intuition to combat the negative effects of the subconscious mind.
This meditation event is part 3 of a 3 part series being offered in conjunction with the 21 Stages of Meditation Training.
Investment: £40
If you have trouble booking through MindBody, it’s an option to make a payment by PayPal to info@joy.yoga. Please put in the notes that the payment is for Mantra Marathon.
“The sound current is a Universe. It is there. It is an Infinity. You created it, you are creating it. Then you concentrate on it. It is you who is concentrating on it, and then you become it.”
Science to the Sound
Through the generation of sound, you create a vibration which stimulates the pituitary gland. Movement of the tongue stimulates 84 meridian points in the mouth which also impacts the pituitary gland. The entire glandular system is affected allowing you to strengthen the immune system, increase energy, calm the mind, heighten intelligence and intuition, and experience a state of bliss.
Everyone is welcome to join the mantra marathons, regardless of prior experience with Kundalini Yoga or with long meditations. If you feel uncertain about or a little intimidated by the thought of meditating for such a long period of time, you might find helpful our recent article about rising to the challenge of a 2 ½ hour meditation. Click here to read the article.
Finally, you are encouraged - but not required - to cover your head, which helps to contain the energy you produce while chanting. Natural fibre, especially cotton, is recommended.