Background
In this joyful and instinctive episode, Siddha Guru Sanju guides her students through a unique form of Kundalini Shaktipat—not through meditation or mantra, but through the simple, childlike joy of connecting with animals and traditional living. The experience unfolds around a humble horse-drawn cart, or Tonga, led by a beautiful horse named Lakshmi. Through laughter, excitement, and the innocent wonder of riding together, Guru Sanju shows how energy healing can flow effortlessly through play, presence, and communion with animals. The horse becomes a living conduit of Shakti, transferring grounding and heart-centered frequencies into everyone present. In this moment, the participants rediscover the lost innocence of childhood—the pure, unfiltered joy that naturally awakens Kundalini energy when one becomes spontaneous, fearless, and connected to life itself.
The Joyful Beginning
“Momo! Come here! Come here!” I called out, smiling. “See one thing—hey!” The air was filled with excitement. We were about to experience something beautifully traditional—a Tum Tum, as they call it here, the local horse cart.
As everyone gathered, laughter bubbled through the group. The horse stood gracefully, adorned with gentle bells and reins, ready for this small but sacred adventure.
“We will have this experience,” I said, my voice carrying both playfulness and purpose. “It is traditional. Tum Tum.”
The group’s energy was rising—soft, innocent, and open.
Entering the Field of Love
A few of us moved closer to the horse, feeling her calm yet powerful presence. “As you see, it is love,” I said, touching her softly. “I was meant to meet her.”
Turning to the group, I asked, “How are you all feeling?”
One of the students replied, “Like a little kid!”
“Yes,” I smiled, “so am I. Right, Jeanette?”
She nodded, her face glowing. “Yes!”
The horse stood still, sensing our energy. “What an amazing experience,” I whispered. “Oh, yes.”
Returning to Innocence
“This,” I said, “is life. Just experience it.”
The cart began to move, and everyone broke into laughter. “Become a kid once again,” I encouraged them. “Yes!”
The rhythmic sound of the horse’s hooves on the ground—tak tak tak tak—became a mantra in motion. Wind brushed against our faces. For a few moments, all thinking stopped. Only joy remained.
“This is life heading home,” I said softly, as if speaking to the soul itself. “Don’t run away from it. This—this is living.”
It amazed me that something so simple, so earthy, could awaken so much life within. “It is no wonder for me,” I said. “I didn’t know that this was available here. Yes.”
When Energy Flows Naturally
Suddenly, the horse slowed down. “What happened? What happened?” I asked, laughing. “Hey, it doesn’t want to go back again!”
The horse had sensed the energy and paused, grounding herself.
“It’s okay,” I said, calming both the horse and the group. “It’s just energy balancing. Momo, please record this.”
Someone worriedly asked, “Is it all right?”
“Yes,” I said gently. “It’s okay. This is just a demo. Ha ha ha ha!” I laughed freely, feeling the childlike energy moving through everyone. “I became a grown-up, I say, but now I’m missing being that little one again.”
The Grace of Lakshmi
The horse’s name was Lakshmi—symbol of abundance, beauty, and divine grace.
“Okay,” I said joyfully, “how do you do it? Let’s do the same thing again. Let’s make it a circle of joy. My name is Lakshmi,” I said, playfully addressing her. “You are a beautiful Lakshmi.”
Everyone laughed with love. “Yes,” I continued, “in about two minutes, you know how many doors will open within you. Yes—many.”
The horse flicked her ears, as if responding to my words.
Riding with Energy
As we rode again, I could feel the prana—the life force—moving through everyone. It was not just a ride; it was a transmission.
“What an amazing experience,” I said softly, as we slowed to a stop. “Thank you, Lakshmi.”
Her eyes met mine, full of trust. “The next minute,” I told the group, “I will ask her if I see her again. Maybe we can do this again.”
Everyone smiled, touched by the silent connection between the horse and me.
The Unseen Conversation
“I don’t like to disturb this,” I said, as Lakshmi stood quietly, breathing softly. “You didn’t see—somebody was in the middle. The energy was balancing itself. I know, but I don’t want to interfere. The other one was adjusting.”
It was as if Lakshmi was teaching us something wordless—how to stay in tune with nature’s intelligence, how to surrender to life’s rhythm without control.
“You don’t know what,” I said softly, “but it is happening perfectly. What if I don’t know how I wanted to? That’s right.”
We all fell silent for a moment. The laughter settled into peace.
The Return
As the cart slowed to a stop, one of the students said, “I had my heart open.”
“Yes,” I replied, “that’s exactly what this is for. You are allowing life to touch you again.”
We smiled at each other, wordlessly acknowledging the transformation that had happened—not through meditation or teaching, but through presence, joy, and surrender.
“I mean it,” I said gently. “I felt a lot. And when I didn’t know that I was feeling it, I realized—this is the real healing.”
Everyone nodded.
“I… want an amazing experience,” I whispered, almost to myself. “Yes.”
The Essence of the Transmission
That day, through the horse named Lakshmi and the laughter of the group, Kundalini Shaktipat flowed in its most playful and natural form. No ritual, no formality—just pure instinct, energy, and love.
The healing happened not in silence, but in laughter. Not in temples, but under the open sky.
Through this sacred ride, every heart became lighter, every mind became a child again, and every soul remembered what it means to be alive.
