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Are You Stuck In A Low-Vibrational Way Of Living? This Rose Meditation May Help

Lindsay Kellner
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June 30, 2018
Lindsay Kellner
Contributing Wellness & Beauty Editor
By Lindsay Kellner
Contributing Wellness & Beauty Editor
Lindsay is a freelance writer and certified yoga instructor based in Brooklyn, NY. She holds a journalism and psychology degree from New York University. Kellner is the co-author of “The Spirit Almanac: A Modern Guide to Ancient Self Care,” with mbg Sustainability Editor Emma Loewe.
June 30, 2018

"We need a population that can access their intelligence with clarity," to solve the problems facing our world today, said Guru Jagat, leading Kundalini instructor with several more accolades to her name, at mindbodygreen's fifth annual revitalize event. It was Sunday morning, and nearly 100 guests gathered to participate in a Kundalini session led by Guru Jagat. She is an mbg Collective member; the founder of RA MA Institute for Applied Yogic Science and Technology, a yoga education center with locations in Venice, California, and Palma de Mallorca, Spain; the founder of RA MA TV; a Kundalini-class streaming service; and the best-selling author of Invincible Living, a book that gives readers practical applications of Kundalini as well as the ancient science behind it.

In the video, you'll see Guru Jagat use "sound codes," which sound like beautiful chants that, according to her, help rearrange our neural mapping in a way that's more favorable. In other words, they help us break old patterns and create room to establish new ones that, in theory, help us manage our own minds. "Your mind is the greatest computer that was ever created," she said. In addition to the sound codes, she led guests through a challenging Kundalini core workout, breathwork, and a rose-visualization meditation.

Curious about Kundalini? Watch a 60-minute rose meditation led by Guru Jagat here.

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Lindsay Kellner
Contributing Wellness & Beauty Editor

Lindsay Kellner is a freelance writer, editor and content strategist based out of Brooklyn, NY. She received her bachelor’s degree in journalism and psychology at New York University and earned a 200-hour yoga certification from Sky Ting. She is the co-author of “The Spirit Almanac: A Modern Guide to Ancient Self Care,” along with mbg’s Sustainability Editor, Emma Loewe.