ONE MILLION EXPERIMENTED SPIRITUAL SCIENCE IN JUST 15 MIN'S
More than one million participants exprimented in the World's only Spiritual Science experiment of its kind, in a 15 min's practical experiment of Automatic Spiritual Meditation.
India,September 20,2008/Free-Press-Release.com/ -- More
than one million participants exprimented in the World's only Spiritual Science
experiment of its kind, in a 15 min's practical experiment of Automatic
Spiritual Meditation, the participants were practically induced by a spiritual
power and their body underwent œAutomatic body movements called Yogic body
movements, without any effort from their side, having no control over their own
body movements. Guru Siyag aims at complete development of Human Being by Siddha
Yoga, getting rid of all kinds of incurable diseases and addictions, without any
effort, learning or training. Absolutely automatic process, free of Cost to
every interested and curious person. There was no barrier of Religion, Race,
Gender, country, Creed or Cast. Guru Ramlal Siyag, the fouder and patron of
Adyatma vigyan satsang Kendra, Jodhpur induced the participants with Siddha Yoga
at the Initiation Ceremony called œShaktipaat Diksha organized at Shivraaj
Stadium in Bhinmal town of Jalore District of Rajasthan, India, on 18 th
September.
During meditation, many practitioners experienced yogic postures and body movements happening automatically. The practitioners were neither able to start, stop or control these yogic Kriyas (body movements) willfully. These Kriyas are specifically unique to each practitioner like a custom-made program. Guru Siyag described this as it is because of the divine force that is at work here through Guru Siyag's spiritual powers knows exactly which specific postures the practitioner needs to undergo to rid himself of body and mind ailments, and to progress on the spiritual path. The yogic postures under the Siddha Yoga are therefore not standardized nor are they orchestrated willfully like those in a conventional yoga school. An observer watching people participate in group meditation under the Siddha Yoga is often astonished to notice that almost each participant undergoes different yogic postures. Most practitioners also experience a sense of exhilaration and joy during meditation that they had never experienced before. As the Yogic Kriyas happen automatically, Guru Siyag's Yoga is known as ˜Siddha Yoga'.Guru Siyag initiates people into Siddha Yoga through a Diksha (initiation) program. The process of initiation is called Shaktipat, which means awakening of Shakti, the feminine divine Kundalini or the cosmic energy force in the seeker by the Guru.
The program started with a brief, 10-minute, introduction about Guru Siyag by an AVSK volunteer, who also explained briefly Siddha Yoga and AVSK's activities. Over the next hour, Guru Siyag briefly outlined Vedic philosophy on which Siddha Yoga is based. At the close of this presentation, he gave the participants a ˜Secret Divine Mantra' and briefed them how to meditate daily. Guru Siyag's presentation was followed by a 15-minute meditation session for all the participants present. Once the interested person participates in Diksha program and receives the divine Mantra.
During meditation, many practitioners experienced yogic postures and body movements happening automatically. The practitioners were neither able to start, stop or control these yogic Kriyas (body movements) willfully. These Kriyas are specifically unique to each practitioner like a custom-made program. Guru Siyag described this as it is because of the divine force that is at work here through Guru Siyag's spiritual powers knows exactly which specific postures the practitioner needs to undergo to rid himself of body and mind ailments, and to progress on the spiritual path. The yogic postures under the Siddha Yoga are therefore not standardized nor are they orchestrated willfully like those in a conventional yoga school. An observer watching people participate in group meditation under the Siddha Yoga is often astonished to notice that almost each participant undergoes different yogic postures. Most practitioners also experience a sense of exhilaration and joy during meditation that they had never experienced before. As the Yogic Kriyas happen automatically, Guru Siyag's Yoga is known as ˜Siddha Yoga'.Guru Siyag initiates people into Siddha Yoga through a Diksha (initiation) program. The process of initiation is called Shaktipat, which means awakening of Shakti, the feminine divine Kundalini or the cosmic energy force in the seeker by the Guru.
The program started with a brief, 10-minute, introduction about Guru Siyag by an AVSK volunteer, who also explained briefly Siddha Yoga and AVSK's activities. Over the next hour, Guru Siyag briefly outlined Vedic philosophy on which Siddha Yoga is based. At the close of this presentation, he gave the participants a ˜Secret Divine Mantra' and briefed them how to meditate daily. Guru Siyag's presentation was followed by a 15-minute meditation session for all the participants present. Once the interested person participates in Diksha program and receives the divine Mantra.
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