15/09/2026
(ENG) 💌
I love this time just after a New Moon, as the Moon begins to grow again — a beautiful time to sense what wants to begin, what we want to give our energy to, and what we are ready to grow.
And yesterday, as Gurudass’ Gobinday Mukanday lit up my day, I remembered another time when this shabad truly lit the way for me.
I had been feeling exhausted and low in energy, while intuitively sensing that it was time for a new meditation practice with the New Moon. Rather than searching with my mind, I held the intention and waited to see what would come.
Then Gurudass’ version of Gobinday Mukanday caught my attention completely. I just knew I wanted to sit with it.
So I did. For 31 min. (11 min. is also beautiful)
At some point, tears quietly rolled down my face as I felt a deep sense of connection, of being one with the Creator.
Giving Guru Gaitri mantra space in my days from that intuitive yes had a beautiful transformative effect on that period of my life. It reminded me how intuition can connect us to the Divine and our truth — Sat Nam.✨
I love knowing the meaning and origin behind a mantra/shabad, but I don’t always need to understand everything before experiencing it. Sometimes we can listen first and give intuition space before the mind steps in.
Commitment is interesting too. Some of us struggle to commit even to the simplest daily practice, while others feel that unless we choose something challenging — arms up, pushing through, long — it somehow doesn’t count.
The mind can be behind both — resisting the practice or turning it into something we have to prove.
For me, noticing this and building an honest relationship with our choices is part of bhakti too.
When the mind keeps taking us around the same familiar circles, could intuition open a way we simply cannot think our way into?
Perhaps part of uncovering our true potential is allowing that connection — listening to the subtle voice of the heart, leaving room for magic, claiming a playground where our soul feels connected to the Divine.
I meditate with Gurudass’ version of Gobinday Mukanday. DM me if you’d like the link.
Listen. Chant. Meditate. Be open to what happens. 🤍