Category: Today: Yogi Bhajan

“Whenever you can act in reality to the thought at its structural essence, you gain power over those thoughts, and the power to manifest or to block the manifestation of those thoughts.” Yogi Bhajan

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“Each one is a Saint.
Each one is a whole.
Yogi loves everyone.
Yogi loves every soul.”
Yogi Bhajan

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“Each thought that is produced in the intellect is like a well-crafted sculpture. It has its own form, its own dimension, and its own internal structure.” Yogi Bhajan

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“The idea is to just stop. Just wait. Don’t react. Therein lies the whole universe. Just don’t react.” Yogi Bhajan

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“If the thought that is issued from the intellect does not perfectly agree with the long established momentum of the mind, the mind reacts by projecting a particular blend of colors around that thought. That color then interacts with the personality, projection, and interactions of that individual.” Yogi Bhajan

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“Individuals, through their experience in the world, and through their reactions to their own mental phenomena, create various impressions that are recorded in the subconscious and the superconscious minds. This accumulation of actions and reactions creates a kind of momentum in the mind. So the mind does not start from zero. It has a perception already focused on specific categories or features of experience, even before a thought is generated.” Yogi Bhajan

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“The tattvas give a condition to the mind, and the mind can balance the tattvas. It is a back and forth relationship. These five tattvas give qualities to the manifestation of mind into our senses, actions, and perceptions.” Yogi Bhajan

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“The soul passes through gradual stages from the one unmanifested consciousness to gross manifestation. It finally connects to the densest condensations of those stages – the five last tattvas: ether, air, fire, water, and earth. It is these gross qualities that we can perceive in the qualities of earthly existence.” Yogi Bhajan

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“Out of that comes the art in which man equates himself with God,
And forgets the strength of the cyclone.
And as every pride has a fall,
The cyclone comes back
To complete the circle and start all over again.”
Yogi Bhajan

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“The cyclone brings the destruction and tests the plantation.  It gives the chance of reconstruction. Out of reconstruction comes new designing, new planning
And new strength to beat the cyclone.”

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“I am, I am.
I am excellence.
To the world of success
I hold the key.
I shall triumph.
I shall succeed.
I am, I am – I am to be.”
Yogi Bhajan

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“Golden rays of the setting sun
Mingling with the moon at the far away horizon,
And the waves reflecting light towards home.

Somewhere under the canopy, a meditating yogi, a smiling sage
Watching the charisma of the divine heaven.”
Yogi Bhajan

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“If you positively move the vibration the world is yours. There is nothing standing between you and you.” Yogi Bhajan

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“Travel light, live light, spread the light, be the light.” Yogi Bhajan

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“The mind is part of nature, Prakirti. Prakirti, which includes both material and mind, is composed of and governed by the three primary qualities called the gunas. The three gunas are sattva, rajas, and tamas. Sattva is subtle, sublime, clear, neutral, and pure. Tamas is heavy, contaminated, confused, concealed, and slow. Rajas is fiery, active, initiating, and has the power of transformation. Continue reading ““The mind is part of nature…” Yogi Bhajan”

“We need to be able to affect the mind without getting caught in an infinite self-reference. To do that, we need to understand the structure of the mind, recognize the origin of thought, and consciously determine which thoughts are consistent with our true self.” Yogi Bhajan

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