Background
In this sacred celebration of Kundalini Shaktipat, I, Siddha Guru Sanju, guide my student through the final phase of awakening—a moment that signifies rebirth into a new frequency of existence. This is not merely a spiritual initiation; it is the birth of a new consciousness. Through joy, playfulness, food, laughter, and surrender, the student steps beyond rigidity into the free flow of life. The entire atmosphere reflects liberation—every movement, word, and gesture becomes an offering to the divine energy of life itself. This discourse captures the spontaneous unfolding of that celebration: the transition from stillness to movement, from silence to laughter, from mind to pure being.
The Celebration of Life
Feel like a king—feel whatever you want to feel. This place is all yours, a celebration of life itself. Today, you are free to live, breathe, and express without boundaries. I have manifested this moment as a celebration of your freedom.
I told him, “I want to put this symbol in your house, so that every time you see it, you remember this freedom—the joy and life that flow through every part of your being.” Every action of mine, every creation, carries this vibration of joy and liberation.
I asked him to stand in front of me, to receive the energy, to let it move through every cell of his body. His hesitation melted as the vibration deepened. He began to smile, to laugh, to feel alive once again.
The Dance of Existence
“This is not only my celebration,” I said, “but also yours—the man who has rediscovered life.” Together we laughed and danced, our energies mingling in freedom. The universe, in its mysterious humor, seemed to send others to join in—monks, travelers, strangers—all becoming part of this living dance.
“Go!” I said, “Run, boys! Show them the fun! Show them that life is not suffering—it is celebration.” The joy of being alive overflowed through every step, every breath, every heartbeat.
Entering the World Anew
Then I invited him to walk with me. “Come,” I said, “let us go to another world altogether.” We descended the steps, entering a bustling marketplace—a space where life played in colors, sounds, and sensations. “This,” I said, “is the world market. Everything here appears larger than life—but the true life is missing. The Guru lifts that life again.”
I smiled and said, “So I lift it. I lift it once more.” Through this act of awareness, even the most ordinary surroundings transformed into sacred ground.
Food as the Essence of Abundance
“Life is not without food,” I said, as the fragrance of the market filled the air. “This is the food of abundance. Get lost in it, completely. Lose yourself so deeply that you become one with the experience.”
We stopped before a place I called The House of Candy. It was vibrant, colorful, alive. I said, “See, this is life’s sweetness. Don’t avoid what attracts you. If you resist something, it means your energy is still tied to it. Whatever you pay attention to, grows. So instead of avoiding life, live it consciously.”
I laughed and reminded him lightly, “And yes, don’t forget to go to the bathroom!” Even the mundane became sacred when touched by awareness.
The Reflection of Presence
As we continued, I could feel the energy shifting deeper. He was quiet, reflective. I could see in his eyes a realization forming. He looked around at the crowd, the colors, the food, the sounds—and saw something new.
I told him, “It’s important for you to understand—everything around you is a reflection of your own energy. When you are alive, the world is alive. When you are joyful, the world celebrates with you.”
He smiled, his eyes glistening. “Thank you,” he said softly. “I understand now.”
The Realization of Stillness and Movement
Later, as we sat quietly, he shared his realization. “This journey,” he said, “feels like sitting in a bathtub of warm water—completely still. And suddenly, I begin to move, and that movement feels like life itself.”
I replied, “Yes. Earlier you were sitting still in the same warm water—comfortable, silent—but unmoving. Now, in the same water, you are moving. This is the difference between existing and living. Movement is life. This is the essence of the Life Project.”
The Dissolution and Rebirth
Everything that once defined him—his beliefs, his roles, his attachments—had been dismantled. I said, “Now go home. You have lost everything—and that is your greatest gain. You have become light, peaceful, and full of love.”
He stood silently, smiling in a serenity he had never known before. “You have lost everything,” I said again, “and now you are free. You are heading toward a new life that dismantles itself every moment. This is the rhythm of true existence.”
I looked at him one last time, my heart full. “Take care,” I said softly. “And remember—this is not an ending, but a new beginning. You have been reborn in the frequency of love, peace, and joy.”
The New Birth Celebration of Life had begun.
