Guru Siyag Yoga (GSY)

Guru Yoga Siyag GSY implique chant (répétition mentale) d'un mantra GSY

The practice of Guru Siyag Yoga (GSY) originates from an ancient form of Yoga known as ‘Siddha Yoga’. Due to the large number of Yoga schools that have mushroomed in the West, the term ‘Yoga’ has come to mean physical exercise or a process by which the body can be strengthened. However, the term ‘Yoga’ actually refers to a ‘Union with the Supreme’. The word Siddha means that which is ‘perfect’, ‘perfected’ or ‘empowered’.

Siddha Yoga is the means by which Yoga (union) can be attained effortlessly. This Yoga can be realized only by the grace of the Siddha (Perfected) Guru, without any willed effort on the part of the disciple. ‘Effortless’ here means that the disciple only has to do the practice, he does not have to set specific goals to achieve. The spiritual transformation will happen of its own accord.

What does the practice of Guru Siyag’s Yoga (GSY) involve?

The practice of GSY involves chanting (mental repetition) of a divine mantra and meditation. Guru Siyag initiates a seeker into GSY as his disciple by giving him/her a mantra — a divine word — to chant silently round-the-clock and also teaches a method of meditation. The chanting (JÄpa) of the mantra becomes involuntary when it is repeated constantly over a certain period of time. This, however, depends directly on the degree of intensity, faith and sincerity with which the chanting is done. In some cases the chanting becomes involuntary after just over a week of practice while in some other cases it takes a fortnight or even a few months. Besides chanting of the mantra, the disciple is also required to meditate for 15 minutes each, two to three times a day. For further queries email [email protected] or call (+91)8369754399

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