Background
In this sacred episode, Siddha Guru Sanju shares a living transmission of Kundalini Shaktipat through the Five Pranic Elements—earth, water, fire, air, and ether. The discourse unfolds on a breezy beach where nature becomes a mirror of consciousness. Through wind, waves, moonlight, and stillness, Guru Sanju guides seekers into a state where every element becomes a teacher, and every sensation becomes a Shaktipat.
Here, Guru Sanju emphasizes the art of allowing life to happen rather than chasing it, inviting readers to experience oneness with the ever-changing dance of nature. She reveals how the ego resists the present moment while the awakened being merges with it, flowing with the rhythms of air and ocean. This teaching transcends techniques—it is an initiation into living presence, where the Guru and the five elements merge into one seamless transmission of divine consciousness.
The Wind and the Breath of Life
It is a little windy today, but so beautiful. The air itself feels alive—as if it carries a message from the unseen world. The breeze touches the skin like a whisper from the soul, reminding us that breath is the bridge between body and spirit.
I feel this moment vibrating in every cell. Can you see how nature speaks? When the wind moves, it teaches surrender. It cannot be grasped or chased. It simply moves through, asking you to allow.
The Art of Allowing
If you don’t chase anything, you get everything. When you stop running after life, you begin to receive it. The very act of chasing means that you do not trust life. You feel that you will not get what is meant for you. But when you allow, when you simply let life unfold as it is, everything comes to you in divine timing.
This is the teaching of the wind: to trust the invisible. The ego always wants to chase, to control, to demand. But life, in its pure essence, asks you only to let it happen.
The Ego and the Moment
Look at the ego—it wants to hold, to define, to possess. But this moment, right now, will never come again. It will pass, just as this wind passes, just as waves rise and dissolve. That is why you must enjoy this moment, exactly as it is—good, bad, or even the worst.
Enjoy it all. Because everything that comes is a messenger. Every feeling, every breeze, every silence carries a secret meant for you.
The Play of Elements
The wind howls softly; birds fly across the horizon. Each element is awake here—the air, the water, the light, the earth, and the vast ether above.
Nature performs her Shaktipat through them all. Watch the water; feel its rhythm. The sound of waves is a reminder that all forms, all movements, arise and fall within the stillness of the ocean beneath.
Be like the ocean. Let your mind be the surface waves—playful, expressive—but never forget the deep stillness within.
The Turtle and the Mystery of Nature
A turtle appears from the water, then disappears into the depths again. It is drinking, perhaps, or simply being. Nature never explains her actions, and yet everything she does is perfectly intelligent.
This is why I say: stay in nature, for nature surprises you every moment. Nothing predictable, nothing planned—just the spontaneous unfolding of divine intelligence.
Now look—the moon is rising. Its reflection dances on the water. The air grows cooler, and the sound of the waves deepens. The moon, the sea, the breeze—they are all performing their sacred play.
The Ocean as the Guru
Look at the ocean. It is vast and unending, yet every wave believes itself to be separate. The wave forgets that it is the ocean. You, too, forget that you are life itself.
If you want to cross beyond the surface mind, you must remember: you are not the wave—you are the depth.
When you go deeper, you see that the ocean never moves. Only its surface dances. Beneath, there is only peace.
Walking the Unknown Path with the Guru
Walking along the shore, I see the unknown stretch ahead. Life is like this path—unpredictable, silent, vast. But when you walk with the Guru, the unknown becomes luminous. You no longer fear uncertainty because you are rooted in the present moment.
Everything is unknown, yet everything is completely here and now.
The Beauty of Disconnection
This beach feels different—unique. It is disconnected from the noise of the world, from the on of everything. Here, silence becomes music. The body breathes differently; the heart feels light.
You can enjoy this kind of disconnection only when your inner world is silent. Most people are unable to stay with themselves. They find it difficult to remain alone with their mind, because the mind is restless.
So they escape—into phones, songs, entertainment, distractions. They play songs on the phone and lose themselves in noise. But silence is the true song of the soul.
The Return to the Cave Within
It is okay to return to your inner cave—the sacred space within where the five elements unite. There, your breath becomes the wind, your body becomes the earth, your emotions become the water, your inner light becomes fire, and your consciousness becomes the vast ether.
In this state, you no longer live in the elements; you become them. This is the real Kundalini Shaktipat—the merging of your being with the fivefold essence of creation.
The Final Transmission
The ambiance shifts—the sunshine, the breeze, the rhythm of the waves. Everything is alive, everything is breathing.
This is Shaktipat—not through touch, not through words, but through the living vibration of nature. It is transmitted through the wind that brushes your skin, through the light that touches your eyes, through the sound of the waves entering your ears, through the smell of salt in the air, through the awareness that you are one with it all.
Most people cannot stay with their mind long enough to feel this union. But those who can… they awaken. They see that life was never something to chase; it was always here, waiting to be felt.
Stay. Breathe. Let the five elements move through you. Let life happen.
And remember: When you don’t chase anything, you get everything.
