"Transformed By Light"

Orthodox Hindus in India have chanted the Gayatri mantra for thousands of years. The Upasana goes far beyond mere mantra chanting, providing a variety of supportive practices to increase the intensity of our connection to the Divine and to leverage the spiritual power and beauty of Gayatri's esoteric secrets.

Bringing Down Our Walls: This traditional practice, built around the Gayatri mantra, is an eloquent expression of the ancient ritual action described in the Rig Veda, the oldest scripture on the planet. In our Yogic Mystery School, we engage in rituals to dissolve the boundaries between the visible and invisible realms. In other words, what we learn facilitates our entry into a profound mystical experience. The Gayatri Upasana is one such ritual, a process that progressively dissolves the walls that stand between our everyday consciousness and authentic spiritual awakening.

The Healing Power Of Light: When our boundaries dissolve, we reduce our resistance, and profound healing can occur. The Gayatri Upasana is built around our direct encounter with spiritual Light. Healing is one of the benefits of ritual done right. We are not speaking of rote actions here but transformative actions that propel us toward the Light, which is what the word "pracodayat" means in the Gayatri mantra. In our approach, we offer innovative ways to address our substitutions for genuine spiritual experience. 

HEALING THE DIVINE FEMININE

The divine feminine is associated with enlightenment and healing. Gayatri is both a goddess and a mantra that symbolizes and embodies enlightenment. 

Gayatri, the embodiment of enlightenment, is essential to our realization of God as Purusha, the divine person who "shines beyond the darkness and whose glory is brighter than the sun."

Since Gayatri Devi is the goddess who symbolizes and embodies enlightenment, isn't it wonderful that enlightenment is a feminine quality from this perspective?

And so, let us begin our process with everything we don't know about the Gayatri, for this practice is not just about mantras but about an elaborate healing ritual constructed around the chanting of the sacred Gayatri mantra.