L I G H T

[Mukesh]

L I G H T

E T E R N A L   E N E R G Y 

S O U R C E   OF   ALL  I S   E N E R G Y 

E N E R G Y   O N L Y  T R A N S F O R M S 

WE KNOW THIS ENERGY AS LOVE

knowing well that we are All Energy

All can transform Energy

 

[Mukesh]

Dear Patrizia ~ Namaste ~ Thank you.  Beautiful  picturesque expressions.

Love Light.

[Mukesh]

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[Patrizia]

Thanks dearest Mukesh for this link, i didn't know about the power of Light Body...thanks again, it's very interesting, i would like to know more, i felt a particular emotion reading that, like an old but new news came to  me...

Love, Joy and Discernment

Patrizia

[Mukesh]

Dear Patrizia ~ Namaste ~ Thank you.

This is from Dr. Pillai.  You can subscribe for his daily messages.

Also request you to go through the posting on Kryon Channelling 

As far as i understand Dr Pillari and Kryon Master are from Siddha Lineage ~ They their Guru have All experienced  LIGHT BODY.  There is not much info on web, certain trikkled trikkled knowledge. 

Light ^ Love. 

[Patrizia]

Thanks for all these informations dear, yes, i know that they must be given 'trikkled' as you say, i need to 'place' into my heart all what i'm reading , also if i would like to read more, know more, but many deep changes occurred into my life lately, including a moving two weeks ago...and it's really hard, believe me, i accept with open heart what you, dr Pillari and beloved Kryon (already known)will tell me.

May your heart be always filled with Love and Gratitude like  now...

Love and Blessings

Patrizia

[Mukesh]

Dear Light ~ Be Blessed ~  Thank you so much ~ I relate to every word of yours moreover the feelings ~ 

LOVE ~ ONENESS ~ Thank you for your loving wishes ~  Unconditional Love can sail us through All. 

O N E N E S S.  

Pranam. 

[Mukesh]

Pranam to All.  Thank you.

L I G H T .

[Myriel RAouine]

Oh Mukesh, may I ask for the meaning of the word PRANAM?

With LOVe,

Sonja Myriel

[Mukesh]

THE LIGHT IN ME GREETS THE LIGHT IN YOU.

Why do we do Pranam?

Pranam is,  greet each other with the word 'Pranam'. The two palms are placed together in front of the chest and the head bows whilst saying the word 'pranam'. This greeting is for all - people younger than us, of our own age, those older than us, friends and even strangers.

There are five forms of the formal traditional greeting enjoined in the Shaastras of which namaskaaram is one. This is understood as prostration but it actually refers to paying homage as we do today when we greet each other with a namaste or pranam.

Why do we do namaste / pranam?

Namaste could be just a casual or formal greeting, a cultural convention or an act of workship. However, there is much more to it than meets the eye. In Sanskrit, namah+te = namaste. It means - I bow to you - my greeting, saluations or prostration to you. Namaha can also be literally interpreted as 'na ma' (not mine). I has a spriritual significance of negating or reducing one's ego in the presence of another.

The real meeting between people is the meeting of their minds. When we greet another, we do so with pranam, which means, "I bow to the Lord Supreme in you", indicated by the folded palms placed before the chest. The bowing down of the head is a gracious form of extending friendship in love and humility.

The spiritual meaning is even deeper. The life force, the divinity, the Self or the Lord in me, is the same in all. Recognizing this oneness with the meeting of the palms, we salute with head bowed to the Divinity in the person we meet. That is why sometimes, we close our eyes as we do pranam to a revered person or the Lord - as if to look within.

When we know this significance, our greeting does not remain just a superficial gesture or word but paves the way for a deeper communion with another in an atmosphere of love and respect.

 

[Patrizia]

Thanks, thanks, thanks Mukesh, explaining what Pranam is, and thanks to Sonja tto for asking the meaning!

Too many times the word 'Namastè' is used easily,  like 'good morning',  obviously  it depends from the person who say it. I thank you dear for your heartfelt Namastè and for Pranam. In italian language we use to say 'have a good day' but few people say it with the real meaning, or wish really a good day. it's better to think to people who say it with good meaning...and sending them Love to be able to discover the REAL meaning of they say...

Real Pure Love

Namastè

Patrizia