Mantra: Wahe Guru Wahe Jio
Complete Mantra:
Wha-hay guroo wha-hay guroo wha-hay guroo wha-hay jeeo
Translation:
Wahe Guru- Great Beyond description is the experience of God's Wisdom Wahe Jio- Great Beyond Description is the experience of God Blessing the Soul
More Information:
This is a mantra of ecstasy. Wahe Guru is said to not only be the experience of the divine, but also impart the experience of the divine. Jio is said to impart an affectionate relationship to/with the divine.
Comments:
Yogi Bhajan said that this mantra means "clear perception of what is important to preserve" and that it "links the essence of your purpose to the greater minds and souls in the cosmos."
Author:
Guru Ram Das
Language:
Gurmukhi
Albums that feature this mantra:
Wahe Guru Jio - Used for White Tantric Yoga Worldwide (62 minutes)
Dive deep into the hypnotic energy of ecstasy and peace. Sung by Gyani Ji, a master spiritual singer from India who has created this soothing and rich music to evoke the spirit within. Used for white tantric yoga throughout the world.
Wahe Guru Jio is an expression of the highest ecstasy and contentment transending pain and doubt.
This very peaceful music, created for deep relaxation and setting a meditative mood, features the classical favorite with chanting. The chant Wahe Guru Jio is an expression of the highest ecstasy. Trancelike drums and beautiful instrumentation are layered with echoing vocals. We hope that this music gives you an experience of the deep feeling of joy that comes from the infinite creator. by Liv and Let Liv
Vocals and Guitar by Livtar Singh Khalsa. Produced and arrangement by Liv Singh Khalsa.
Golden Age Mantras are designed as a daily meditation and they include seven mantras to help us as we enter this Auspicious age. They can be chanted daily or listened to during meditation.
Lead Vocals by Miguel Angel Lopez Additional Vocals by Holly Pyle aka Seva Simran Kaur, Chad Wilkins and Greg Diarra Guitars and Ukulele by Chad Wilkins Violin by Mark Lee Written by Liv Singh Khalsa & Miguel Angel Lopez Arranged by Liv Singh Khalsa Co-Arranged by Miguel Lopez and Chad Wilkins Recorded and Mix at Invincible Recording Studio by Liv Singh Khalsa
The yogic teachings tell us that the most effective time to meditate is between the hours of 3:00 and 6:00 a.m., known as the ambrosial hours. This is when the channels are the clearest and worldly distractions are at their lowest ebb. Yogic practices during this time are called "Sadhana". For me, staying awake is the first priority. So, to keep ourselves, and others awake, we have developed some fairly up-tempo chanting. Apologies for those who like slower music at that time of the morning.
