This is a rare Sanskrit mantra that is not usually taught openly, but only given by a great Brahmin to his best disciple. This mantra is chanted during the time of cremation of a great sage, as well as when you want to command your own consciousness to higher consciousness.

angeekaar kee-o prabh apunai bhagatan kee raakhee paat

To clarify intuition and bring in solutions so you’ll know what to do, this meditation is protective, opens the Heart Center and activates things on your horizon, making you sensitive to them. Mudra Raise forearms up at the sides, hands in Gyan Mudra, other fingers straight up near ear lobe level, and arms as comfortable as possible and not pressed back. Eyes & Mantra With the eyes closed (as the eyeballs might heat up, if open!), repeat repeat the mantra 3 times on on one br

This prayer can be chanted all together, in call and response or as a celestial communication.

So Purkh was given by Guru Ram Das (the fourth Sikh guru) to women, as a prayer of dedication, healing and bringing forth the masculine at all levels.