Global Shaktipat on August 6th

[Sunya]

here's some info

it's open to the public

 

http://www.kundalinishaktipatayoga.net/6aug08.htm

 

as I understand it, its a very powerful lineage.

 

http://www.kundalinishaktipatayoga.net/siddhayoga.htm

 

 

shaktipat is a transmission of awakening energy from a realized being.

Edited July 5, 2008 by mikaelz

[.broken.]

here's some info

it's open to the public

 

http://www.kundalinishaktipatayoga.net/6aug08.htm

 

as I understand it, its a very powerful lineage.

 

http://www.kundalinishaktipatayoga.net/siddhayoga.htm

shaktipat is a transmission of awakening energy from a realized being.

 

 

Cheers for posting this! Don't suppose you know what timezone they are in?? Think India lies in a few...

[SiliconValley]

Cheers for posting this! Don't suppose you know what timezone they are in?? Think India lies in a few...

 

Indian Standard Time is GMT (UTC) +5.5. India does not use daylight saving time

[Satyalok]

That diksha is your local time, wherever you may be. It's done by sankalpa (intention) of the master. I wouldn't fool around with this unless you're totally sincere and willing to do the hour (minimum) a day for lifetime. Only you know if it's your karma to do so.

 

Cheers,

Satyalok

[Sunya]

Cheers for posting this! Don't suppose you know what timezone they are in?? Think India lies in a few...

 

its your local time

 

 

6 is so earlyyyy i haven't been up that early since high school..

why dont they give out shaktipat at noon lol

 

 

That diksha is your local time, wherever you may be. It's done by sankalpa (intention) of the master. I wouldn't fool around with this unless you're totally sincere and willing to do the hour (minimum) a day for lifetime. Only you know if it's your karma to do so.

 

Cheers,

Satyalok

 

Satyalok

 

this isn't the deeksha initiation,

this is just the shaktipat so no guidelines are required

 

here's a link to sign up for the deeksha initiation

http://www.kundalinishaktipatayoga.net/deekshaform.htm

 

its on the same day.. but i belive this transmission carries a stronger punch than the 'global trial' posted above. i'm still not sure if I should do deeksha because i have no intent of committing myself to this Guru fully, just looking for a boost

[Satyalok]

its your local time

6 is so earlyyyy i haven't been up that early since high school..

why dont they give out shaktipat at noon lol

Satyalok

 

this isn't the deeksha initiation,

this is just the shaktipat so no guidelines are required

 

here's a link to sign up for the deeksha initiation

http://www.kundalinishaktipatayoga.net/deekshaform.htm

 

its on the same day.. but i belive this transmission carries a stronger punch than the 'global trial' posted above. i'm still not sure if I should do deeksha because i have no intent of committing myself to this Guru fully, just looking for a boost

 

You are correct, the trial is not diksha..and I believe does not permanently awaken shakti.

 

I rise at 4am every day..except weekends (5am). It's all driven by bhakti, as I am lazy by nature. Afternoon meditations are stronger for me, which is weird because they say early morning is best. That is the Brahma Muhurta, which is very auspicious for meditation.

[ToL]

its your local time

6 is so earlyyyy i haven't been up that early since high school..

 

Just to be sure, do I need to do this on 6:00 in my timezone?

Or follow the Indian timezone?

Thank you

ToL

[Sunya]

Just to be sure, do I need to do this on 6:00 in my timezone?

Or follow the Indian timezone?

Thank you

ToL

 

yes..

your own time.

 

it says pretty clearly on the site

-- Follow the clock in your own country/timezone.

[Satyalok]

Just bumping this to remind people who may be interested in this.

 

The trial is just a free energy boost which anyone can receive if they sit at the appropriate time on 6 August. The Shaktipat Deeksha will awaken you permanently, but they also want you to do the sadhan daily.

 

They released a nice pdf newsletter today. You can get it by submitting your email in the box on the lower left.

 

Cheers,

Satyalok

[ToL]

Edited August 1, 2008 by ToL

[Yoda]

I like that India doesn't mess with daylight savings. I've gotten my calendar marked. My relationship with my alarm clock is glitchy, but I'll try to make it!

[Mal]

Bump for tomorow, my alarm is set for 6 to give me time to get ready.

 

Yoda, if you like burning money try a Zen alarm clock. I really like the way it's chime works and it sounds really cool. Bit expensive for a clock but they do look nice, I got a bamboo one.

 

Any New Zealanders here? Otherwise us east coast Aussies will be the first to have a go at this meditation Seems pretty simple, I'm just going to sit and relax but any clarification on "Instantly observing a wave from the back-bone" would be cool.

[Sunya]

i think just meditating at the given time wherever you're at is enough. and to have the intent to receive and be open.

[Satyalok]

My mom is set to go. I've had her sitting in the morning to prepare, just observing her mind/breath. She has already started spontaneous kriyas, which is unusual since the initiation is tomorrow. I think the intention set in motion the activities of divine Shakti. She sat 1 1/2 hours and forgot herself..pretty amazing if you knew her.

 

Satyalok

[Patrick Brown]

Yes and remember it's 6.18 AM your time zone. The idea is to set up a 'Mexican Wave' style ripple of peace and bliss which will run around the planet for 24 hours. Of course if people do their practice, what ever it may be, at 6.18 AM every morning then the ripple may have a long term effect and possible even grow.

[Sahaj Nath]

Yes and remember it's 6.18 AM your time zone. The idea is to set up a 'Mexican Wave' style ripple of peace and bliss which will run around the planet for 24 hours. Of course if people do their practice, what ever it may be, at 6.18 AM every morning then the ripple may have a long term effect and possible even grow.

 

hey,

 

that's actually a good idea.

 

 

I'm in. contribute to the flow of the planet each morning at 6:18am.

 

let's see if it catches on, or if people just want to do it once so they can get themselves some stuff.

 

(yes, it's a thinly veiled challenge!)

 

[Mal]

(yes, it's a thinly veiled challenge!)

 

I decline your challenge, I love to sleep in as late as I can although it was a fun meditation and I feel quite cheerfull today.

 

{start long and possibly boring post}

 

Got to bed at 12:30 (curse you Tao Bums and your interesting posts. Finished watching Star Wars III {again} just after 11 and though I'll just spend a few seconds on the net)

 

Anyhow woke up 5:30, excited about the meditation. Went to the loo and snoozed till the alarm went off at 6, waited till ~ the 3rd chime 6:08 and did my Chi Gungs. Was nice and relaxed, finished at 6:17:56.

 

I had wanted a minute to get ready for the meditation and had set my timer for 22 min but I did not have time to change it so I just sat, closed my eyes and thought "feel a wave of energy up my spine" which I did. I put my hands on my belly, smiled and followed my breath into my belly. But I wanted my breathing to be free so I felt it coming in and out my nose instead. Then remembered needing to let got of all sensation in my body so I went with "let go" as a mantra for a bit then let that go and over time noticed that my vision through my closed eyes was slowly changing from dark blue to a lighter gold colour (BTW the sun was coming up) Felt nice, then the gold vision faded to a silver gray and the timer went off at 6:40.

 

Note: none of this was as spectacular as it sounds, very subtle effects, and the time seemed to pass quickly, basically a good meditation.

 

So I set my alarm for 7 and went back to my sleeping partner, feeling very loved and happy and cuddled her.

 

And I had a Dream (unusual in 20 min)

 

I was in a dorm room in Tully. No idea why it was Tully, that is where my partner grew up. I have not been there much, and it didn't really look like Tully but I knew that was where I was.

 

The dorm was long room, like 2 motel rooms joined together and seemed to have about 6 beds. My bed was near the door with about 3 others, no people in them (the whole thing felt a bit like the band camps I went to as a teenager but it didn't look like any of the places I have actually been) the room had like a bathroom in the middle that sort of divided it with the other beds at the far end of the room. (They looked like the sleeping accommodation in the last dive boat I was on) My highschool friend, Jeffery, who I have not seen since Uni and don't often dream about, was in one of the beds at the end of the room and some other people were sleeping in the other beds.

 

I was looking for something on my bed. I knew it was there, but I couldn't see it or really get a clear idea of what I was looking for. It wasn't that dark, but I didn't want to turn on the lights as I was not sure which switch would light up my end of the room and I didn't want to wake up the others who were sleeping.

 

Then I was outside in a large empty field, like Charters Towers where I grew up, very dry, unlike the surroundings which were more rainforest / scrub like Tully. There was a bus stop in the middle of the field, which seemed normal. It had a large white wall in the middle with seats and a bit of shelter. (looked a bit like that strange architecture in a current ABC TV advert here in Aus) Jeff was there as was John, a good friend that played trumpet in our 7 piece jazz band in high school who usually turns up in my band camp dreams.

 

There were very dark, blue / black rain clouds, very stormy looking weather but still air. Suddenly about 200m away there was a twister. I shouted "Twister" and immediately felt confused as we have cyclones here but not twisters. Jeffery said "Don't you mean Whirly Wind" till he came around the bus stop and saw the size of the funnel. He and John ran off to some large trees (which were in the field now) but I stayed at the bus stop on the other side of the wall to the twister as it started to get really windy. When the twister was about 50 m away and passing on the left. I decided the bus stop was not safe anymore and ran to one of the trees. Of course the wind was so strong that I couldn't move forward. There was a girl making for a tree on my left, so I tried to get to one on the right but couldn't move. (Unlike the normal "can't run" dream this wasn't scary) Then the twister was gone, as was the girl. I walked over to a uprooted tree on my right that Jeff was sitting on top of to see if he was o.k.

 

Cue alarm clock.....

[Jobed]

Just to be sure, do I need to do this on 6:00 in my timezone?

Or follow the Indian timezone?

Thank you

ToL

 

What is says is actually a little unclear to me:

 

"Astonishing Introductory Mahayoga (Siddhayoga) Trial On 6th August 2008, from 6.18 AM to 6.39 AM (LOCAL TIME) for all. Follow the clock in your own country/timezone."

 

It says 6:18 AM "Local time" which I would interpret as being the local time in Maharashtra, India.

 

Then it says "follow the clock in your timezone" which I presume means figure out what time it will be in your timezone when it's 6:18AM in India.

 

 

But I have no experience with global transmissions of this sort so please tell me if I'm interpreting this incorrectly.

 

Peace

 

Jobed

[Mal]

What is says is actually a little unclear to me:

 

6:18 wherever you are is your local time, i.e in your timezone

 

The wave is a good explanation, everyone is really practicing at different time not at exactly the same time

i.e I've already done mine, you are still waiting

 

so just go for it when your clock tells you its 6:18

[MatthewQi]

Time and space are not really obstacles. As most here acknowledged, space is not a factor for the transmission. Neither is time. You can experience this type of thing at any time, sometimes, like with "moms", our subtle body is already there before the actual "time". This happens with me a lot. I am not so good at tuning in to future or past events, although sometimes but not as intensely as if it was "the" time.

 

Space is easier to get over in my experience, sounds like others here say the same. Another option would be to send your dream self at 6:30 AM and then when you wake up you will probably still be buzzing

 

Best,

 

Matt

[.broken.]

Cheers for the report Mal Funnily enough, I felt the urge to write up about mine, too, after the experience.

 

My alarm went off at 06:05 today, and I was rudely awoken from having an entertaining dream with Airbourne playing live in a casino, sitting with some friends talking about my brief venture into psychosis. I felt embarassed of my journey, but realised it was necessary for my path.

 

Anyway, slowly roused my mind to the waking world and got up for a quick pee. My state of awareness appeared to be different - it seemed more at peace than normal. I felt the energy of the meditation ahead. A rainy, some would argue a typically of Scottish, morning ... the sun had been up for an hour already at least. Did a few rounds of SuperBrain Yoga and sat for a few minutes of spinal breathing to prepare myself for the meditation. I sat down at 06:15 It was a very strong sensation at first - a large standing wave eminating from my spine. My hips weren't happy though as I normally do a series of asanas before sitting. Whenever I found my mind wandering, I would repeat what the website encouraged, "Relax, James, until you are no longer aware of your body."

 

At one point my spine went very cold, and I felt a twinge in my right channel (a good sign in my eyes - I always run hot and my right channel is, I believe, my next obstacle).

 

Time seemed to pass by quicker than usual. Alarm went off at 06:42, I gave thanks and grabbed my towel for my morning shower. In the shower I went into a trance, chanting, "Om ah hung vajra guru padma siddhi hum." This lasted for the entire duration of my shower (~15 minutes... I have long hair ).

 

Great stuff. Loved the meditation and enjoyed the strange trance afterward. There's no way I am getting up this early every morning - I go to bed late enough as it is and work two jobs... need the sleep.

 

Toodle pip all, off for breakfast in time for BBC Radio 4's Thought of the Day Look forward to reading other reports from fellow Tao Bums this evening!! Many thanks to Mikaelz for bringing this to my attention. You're a gem.

 

James

Edited August 6, 2008 by .broken.

[Sahaj Nath]

Any other reports? anyone? anyone?

 

Beuller?

 

 

i began to feel stirrings about an hour and a half before the designated time, but i wasn't convinced that it was The Wave. mornings have a tendency to be like that. either way, though, i chose not to participate.

 

i'd like to hear what others experienced, or didn't experience. i'm sure many of us would.

 

 

so c'mon!

 

don't be shy.

 

[ToL]

I started my meditation at 5:00.

every now and then I tought - What hour is it now..

I felt some little tinglings, in my left elbow, I was very tired I'll tell you that

I felt a little warm energy that felt that it doesn't belong to me, I was alone in the room.

I felt a little energy in the top of my head.

When I decided to check what time is it(I thought it's not 6:18 yet..) It was 6:40.

So, maybe I was ready for something bigger, but I didn't have anything spectacular.

[Sunya]

yoyoyoyoyo

 

 

I signed up for the deeksha shaktipat and was sent an email to also participate on the global trial, so my total meditation time was 6:00 to 6:40

 

my alarm went off at 5:45 and it was a real struggle to get outta bed.. i am NOT a morning person ahahh

 

anyway, had a good meditation.. nothing special or strange to report. the usual issues about not being able to fully let go, too much mind going on, too much attachment to the body (jaw especially)

 

except for one thing, i remember hearing a loud internal hissing, sort of like static. i focused on it and it got louder and i fell into a light trance until i was aroused by a loud GONG type sound internally, i heard something similar when Santiago sent me some shakti online so i think i'm able to internally hear when energy is received.

 

didn't have any crazy experiences or kriyas, maybe time will tell the full effects

[Sunya]

i chose not to participate.