Meditation for Beaming and Creating the Future

KRI Meditation of the Month September 2020

Meditation for Beaming and Creating the Future

Originally taught on June 12th, 1990

After clearing the mind of other distracting thoughts and attachments, it has tremendous capacity and creativity when focused and beaming. Use that beaming faculty. Become still and project the mind to create your future and your relationship to the world. The best way to practice this is on an empty stomach with only liquids taken during the day.

POSTURE: Sit in Easy Pose. Stretch the spine up and become very still.

EYE FOCUS: Eyes are closed.

MUDRA: Relax the hands in Gyan Mudra across the knees.

PART ONE:

Drink the breath in a single, deep, long sip through a rounded mouth. Close the mouth and exhale through the nose, slowly and completely. 7-15 minutes.

PART TWO:

Inhale and hold the breath comfortably. As you suspend the breath in, meditate on zero. Think in this way: “All is zero; I am zero; each thought is zero; my pain is zero; that problem is zero; that illness is zero.” Meditate on all negative, emotional, mental and physical conditions and situations. As each thing crosses the mind, bring it to zero—a single point of light, a small, insignificant non-existence. Exhale and repeat. Breathe in a comfortable rhythm. 7-11 minutes.

PART THREE:

Think of the quality or condition you most desire for your complete happiness and growth.Summarize it in a single word like “Wealth,” “Health,” “Relationship,” “Guidance,” “Knowledge,” “Luck.” It has to be one word. Lock on that word and thought. Visualize facets of it. Inhale and suspend the breath as you beam the thought in a continuous stream. Lock onto it. Relax the breath as needed. 5-15 minutes.

TO END:

Inhale and move the shoulders, arms and spine. Then stretch the arms up, spread the fingers wide, and breathe deeply a few times.

This mediation was originally published in the book “I Am A Woman Yoga Manual – Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan”

Teacher

Shama Kaur

In 2012 Shama Kaur became the first Egyptian Kundalini Yoga Teacher & Trainer. In Arabic ‘Shams’ means sun and ‘Shama’ means candle, and together her name means ‘the one who shines the light of her inner soul.’ She began teaching yoga in Egypt and is the founder of YallaYoga, an innovative Social Enterprise serving as both a yoga educational institute and a healthy lifestyle community center. Her passion for this mission has taken her across the Middle East and North Africa, where she has taught in Jordan, Kuwait, Palesinte, Dubai, Morocco and Tunis. As a Professional Trainer in ATA, she has also launched or taught in Level I and 2 Teacher Training Programs in the Mid East including Palestine, Egypt and Dubai.

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