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Satnam ji,

 

KARA

Yogi Bhajan guided the men to wear the KARA on the right wrist as he is

ruled by the sun energy and right side is sun side.

 

Women wear the KARA on the left wrist, the moon side and receptive

feminine side.

 

Re Ga Ma Pa:

The practice of Saregams is an encient practice for developing the singing voice for

Indian Classical music. The scale is equivalent to the western scale of so, re, me , fa so, la ti, do.

 

In Indian music one masters the notes with the practice of RAYAAZ. The notes are named:

sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa. Singing them individually and together in assorted combinations and

speeds is part of the daily practice of RAYAAZ. The human voice can sing 3 octives when trained.

Any meditation on these syllables is normally in conjunction with this voice training technique.

 

SS Satkirin Kaur Khalsa

Majesty Music-Teacher & performer of Shabd Kirtan

Minister of Sikh Dharma International

3HO NGO to the United NAtions

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Sat Nam. I'm going to be teaching the Kriya "Working the Total Self" which includes the chanting of this Sa Re Ga musical scale. I read that this is considered a mantra of the earth. Could anyone tell me the benefits of chanting it. Does it help to balance the chakras? Thank you.

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