With this brand new module, you get to understand the basics of invoking Lakshmi so you can put it into practice right away. Next, through an instructed process, you learn how to invoke Lakshmi in a balanced manner. Third, you understand how to invoke Lakshmi through a powerful word that invokes the goddess who abides in all of consciousness. Next, you learn how important it is not to seek to solve our abundance issues solely through esoteric means. You will have some success, but not all the way. Finally, you learn the classic formula of a Tantric mantra to invoke Lakshmi. Once you learn how to chant this mantra, you can create your own Lakshmi invocation practice.

You begin with an orientation to contextualize this module within the framework of covid followed by mediation. However, meditations are only a band-aid. They do not empower. You want to study the Tantric practices that help you produce results in your own life. Even so, being able to relax, especially around our fears and insecurity, is essential. Meditation can help calm us but cannot help us create wealth and abundance consciousness. It takes a much deeper understanding to know why this is the case. You will discover more of this as you study the Tantric path around invoking Lakshmi and implementing the Tantric practices in your daily life. The problem is the negative messages we have unconsciously cultivated over the years. In this program, we learn to combine our meditations combine with esoteric practices. However, only when we transform our negative messages can we cultivate and sustain abundance consciousness in hard times. 

As a prelude to this module, you learn about cultivating an abundance of presence. The first lesson in this module introduces the concept of a sacred kitchen. Asha shares the birth of this concept, and Russill contextualizes it for Cultivating Abundance Consciousness. Next, Asha and Russill explain Sacred Kitchen's vision for households that wish to cultivate abundance consciousness as the centerpiece of their lifestyle. In this lesson, you learn the lamp's lighting that develops into how this practice, drawn from Indian spirituality, affected Christian households. Next, you learn some simple dos and don't know how specific rules from popular Hinduism derive from Tantra. Finally, there is the flowering of our consciousness. We end this module with solid teaching on manifestation and ways to avoid spiritual bypassing, which prevents the manifestation process from finding the fullness of expression in the dimensions of time, space, and matter. 

Any serious student of Tantra who wants to build a relationship with Lakshmi should learn these mantras. While they are not for a beginner student, I break it down to sacred speech so that you can know to first "say the words" the way a child would learn to recite a poem. Many mantras are sheer poetry, by the way, composed in poetic meters. Written in the holy anushtubh meter, the same meter as the Bhagavad Gita, this exquisite eulogy to Lakshmi is sculpted in phonetic beauty while expressing profound meaning and sentiment. This module is for senior Yogic Mystery School students who have not yet learned this mantra. Now, you, too, can access this teaching and study it in the very first month of your study. It is a fitting complement to the eight forms of Lakshmi, although there is no direct comparison. 

In this module, we address three aspects of the Tantric process: Presence, practice, and perspective. This terminology is not typical of traditional Tantra but particular to the approach in our Yogic Mystery School.

The first is Presence. Presence is a quality within consciousness that is higher grade than our typical everyday self-awareness. Without this exceptional quality, without knowledge of how to tap into it, identify it, cultivate it, and grow in our understanding of it, everything else falls flat on its face. With Presence, we emphasize the importance of Divine Presence and the need for us today to sense the feminine, including Lakshmi, as a viable channel for divinity.

Practice, the second aspect of our approach to Tantra in our Yogic Mystery School, is our application. As Patanjali states in his classic Yoga Sutras, our practice can be mild, moderate, or intense. In this lesson, you learn a simple technique relating to invoking Lakshmi. To become a full-fledged Tantric practitioner, you must be willing to learn many methods. And it would help if you evolved these techniques to varying degrees of sophistication.
With perspective, we consider how we are a mixed bag. Even though we have a genuine desire to improve our lives and enrich our consciousness, there are parts of ourselves that constantly sabotage our efforts. It is fascinating how disruptive some of our patterns are, mostly when we are engaged in spiritual practice.

Perspective is a critical component of our three-pronged approach. Without proper perspective, our practice (application) can become excessive. For this reason, our programs offer many lessons that help develop the practitioner's insights. Offering practices alone are insufficient.

If you wish to cultivate abundance consciousness, you want to be able to identify lack. In the coaching process, I identify four areas connected in pairs. One pair is relationship-based: our relationship with the Divine and our relationship with our significant other. The former, I refer to as the sacred other. The second pair is that of career and finances. The energy within these pairs is like sand in an hourglass. Once you understand how this energy is the currency of abundance consciousness, you become rich in consciousness. Tantra is a path in which we hone the tools of developing the richness of consciousness.

We cannot separate our finances from our spiritual lives. If we do, it can be problematic. No matter who we are, the currency of energy is continuously flowing in our lives. Money is an aspect of this energy flow. However, thinking of abundance in terms of money alone will not result in abundance consciousness. Similarly, pursuing abundance consciousness by deliberately excluding the financial dimension of our lives is also unrealistic.

This module is an excellent place to begin your understanding of finances and how it relates to consciousness.

For Hindus, Diwali is the equivalent of Christmas, the triumph of light over the darkness, spiritually. The word Diwali or Deepavali means a row of lights. The festival is also associated with Lakshmi and abundance. There is, after all, a glow to abundance, isn't there?

Abundance consciousness, however, must be cultivated throughout the year and afresh each day. With this in mind, I have created a seven-day program with a focus for each day. I created this program for my coaching students who suddenly had to face a financial crisis in their lives.

We grow in abundance consciousness over time. Without this daily application and constant growth in what abundance consciousness is and what it can be for each of us, our sense of it will atrophy. In other words, we must invest in the process every day or, like any investment, we will not be aware of it depreciating or losing value.

Once we get deep into the esoteric aspects of "Cultivating Abundance Consciousness," we learn to invoke the goddess Lakshmi in our hearts and homes daily. However, this golden presence has to share that space with other thoughts and things that can crowd her presence, even kick her out of our heart and home.

Would you bring home a delicate kitten in a house filled with dogs or a canary to a place filled with cats?
No matter how sophisticated your esoteric knowledge, you will continue to sabotage your consciousness with your underlying belief structures. We address these negative programs through the private coaching process.

This coaching process is unique for each person. We all don't have the same junk in our homes, attics, or garages, do we? Nor do we share the same psychological complexes or resistances. Even so, these esoteric practices are potent and will produce a strong force of attraction in your consciousness and your home.

The esoteric techniques you will learn to invoke Lakshmi in the full version of this program are formidable. Nevertheless, our unconscious thoughts and beliefs can deteriorate the power of these methods.

If self-study is your choice presently, you can engage in the process on your own. Suppose you are taking this program in tandem with private coaching with Asha or Russill. In that case, you have their support and guidance to address your challenges that show up in cultivating abundance consciousness.

Learn powerful practices to invoke Lakshmi made simple for you. Begin with understanding how Presence, Practice, and Perspective combine in our approach to cultivating abundance consciousness.

The Core Practice is three esoteric practices you can use daily to invoke Lakshmi into your life, home, and consciousness. This core practice consists of a yantra, a mantra, a mudra, and a murti (image).

This module is one that you learn and put into practice right away, learning to develop your spiritual practice around the awareness of Lakshmi.

In this module, you receive an entire live workshop that describes a specific technique you can use to deepen your awareness of Lakshmi as a source of abundance.

The practice is a step-by-step understanding of Lakshmi and approaching this holy mystery to cultivate abundance consciousness through a morning and evening practice.

You learn a morning and evening practice that you can use to feel more in tune with Lakshmi and to feel part of a vibratory field that you can plug into through the method. 

Originally a compulsory module in our "Spiritual Makeover," this teaching on Lakshmi is essential for perspective development. While many manifestation teachers proffer a method to manifest whatever the ego desires, we have developed a uniquely different way in our Yogic Mystery School. Our approach is to learn how to attract the resources we need to fulfill our soul's destiny in this lifetime. Abundance consciousness is about having all that we need, not about getting everything we want. There is no self-discipline in wanting things without discrimination, which often results in nothing but frustration for many manifestation techniques practitioners. What's the use of being frustrated and constantly being driven to keep manifesting more and more material things? This vulgar approach to the law of attraction is an insult to the spiritual traditions from which it derives: Tantra!

One of the advantages of the current curriculum is the addition of this ancient mantra from the Rg Veda used by priests of both the Vedic and Tantric traditions to invoke Lakshmi into a person's home. Now you, too, can learn how to correctly chant this ancient text comprised of nine mantras in old, Vedic Sanskrit. The Rg Veda is the world's oldest extant scripture. Since Lakshmi is among the oldest harvest goddesses on the planet, this mantra is particularly significant.

Everything you need is coming to you, and it is coming to you effortlessly. In the first presentation, created deliberately at 3 am, you learn which directions to face when invoking Lakshmi into the home. Next, you integrate the mantras you have learned with affirmations to manifest that which you need.
I share with you my morning practice just as I do it, and you learn my practice before starting my official workday. Our entire day needs to be punctuated by various prayers and practices if we genuinely seek to cultivate abundance consciousness in our lives. Additionally, we need to maintain awareness and grow an enriched consciousness throughout the day. This approach requires an extensive vocabulary of prayers and practices. This module can reference an elaborate morning invocation to Lakshmi that ends with a complete prostration. Also, the eight aspects of Lakshmi (aṣṭa lakṣmī) are revered in a simple puja together with chanting an ancient Lakshmi mantra.