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COURSE

Nurturing The Fire Of Kundalini

With Harshada Wagner

Over the course of 21 days of practice, we discover the sacred inner power known as Kundalinī Shakti. The meditations range from 20 minutes to 35 minutes in length and guide you through a variety of meditation techniques that help you connect with and relate to the subtle energy of Kundalinī. The practices include guided meditation, visualization, simple prānāyāma, and mantra work. The course can be self-paced, or the 21 meditations can be done daily to create a three-week meditation challenge.

A guided meditation journey honoring the Sacred Power within.

22 Days

49 students

5.0 stars

26 min / day

English

About this course

Meet your Teacher

Harshada Wagner

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Ojai, CA 93023, USA

Harshada Wagner has been practicing and teaching meditation for more than 30 years. He is a master teacher of Kundalinī Mahāyoga and has a way of making advanced practices simple, approachable, and enjoyable to practitioners of all levels.

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22 Days

49 students

5.0 stars

26 min / day

English

Lesson 1

Welcome To Nurturing Kundalini

In this short audio, Harshada tells us about the course, how to use it, and defines the Kundalini Shakti. He suggests making the course into a 21 Day meditation challenge, but let's us know it's up to us.

Lesson 2

Body Scan

Get started with this 20-minute foundational meditation. After a relaxing body scan, this meditation introduces the basics: comfort in the body, wakefulness in the breath, inner sensitivity, and reverence for the Kundalinī Shakti.

Lesson 3

Connecting to Life Force

In this lesson, we approach the Kundalini by connecting with our life force or prana. The anchor for the meditation is a visualization following the breath moving up and down vertically within us.

Lesson 4

Introducing Pranayama

In this guided meditation, we introduce the practice of pranayama to help us connect with Kundalini. It's a very simple practice–simply consciously increasing the velocity and intensity of the breath.

Lesson 5

Ujjayi Pranayama

In this guided meditation, we introduce a practice known as ujjayi pranayama. It's a breathing practice where we slow and extend the breath to deepen our connection with the breath and invoke tremendous inner spaciousness.

Lesson 6

Active Receiving

In this guided meditation, we practice active receiving. We use visualization, pranayama practice, and deep relaxation to cultivate an inner sensitivity and actively connect to and receive the subtle power of Kundalini.

Lesson 7

Recognizing Kundalini

In this guided meditation, we build on the previous days and add an awareness of Kundalini manifesting as all experiences in meditation and learn how to "lean in" to the energy, however it may appear, while we're sitting.

Lesson 8

The Cave of the Heart

In this guided meditation, we use all the tools: breath, visualization, receptivity, and introduce the image of the "heart cave". Within this inner space, we learn how to have an interactive connection with Kundalini.

Lesson 9

Connecting to the Four Bodies

Day 8 begins the second week of meditations! In this guided practice, we connect deeply with the four bodies (gross, subtle, causal, supracausal) described in the yogic texts. This week, the meditations are increasing in length from 20 to 30 minutes.

Lesson 10

The Central Channel

In this guided meditation, we connect to the subtle body. We explore the central channel known as the sushumna nadi running from the floor of our pelvis to the crown of our head. Meditations on this central column are classic kundalini meditations.

Lesson 11

Introducing Mantra Practice

In this guided meditation, we delve into the ancient practice of mantra. We use the mantra Om or Aum. Om is said to be the primordial sound of the universe and the origin of all mantras. Om is the sound of the Kundalini shakti, and working with it as a mantra is a powerful way to connect with Kundalini.

Lesson 12

The Seven Chakras

In this guided meditation, we visualize the 7 classical energy centers or chakras. We take time to focus the mantra Om into each of the 7 centers and invite the kundalini shakti to bless, heal, and activate the centers.

Lesson 13

Bhramari Pranayama

In this guided meditation, we introduce the practice known as bhramari pranayama. Bhramari is the practice of adding an audible buzz to the exhalation. It sounds like the buzzing of bees. It's a powerful way to prepare our inner being to experience the subtle power of Kundalini.

Lesson 14

The Three Hearts and Kumbhaka Pranayama

In this guided meditation, we introduce two new practices. One is focusing on the the Three Hearts, based on the Tantric teaching of the Three Bindus. In each of the three hearts, we will practice kumbhaka pranayama–retention of the breath.

Lesson 15

The Guru Within

In this guided meditation, we learn to connect to the power of the Inner Guru. In the Kundalini Mahayoga tradition, we understand the Kundalini to be the power of the Inner Guru. In this practice, we practice breathing out unwanted energies in the Three Hearts and replacing them with the energy of the Inner Guru in the form of visualized light.

Lesson 16

De-Gunking: Healing and Clearing the Chakras

In this guided meditation, we focus on the seven chakras and practice what we call de-gunking. We focus on each of the chakras and acknowledge both the sacred energy there as well as the energies that veil and cover the sacred power.

Lesson 17

Healing the Three Hearts

In this guided meditation, we once again connect with the Three Hearts and explore the healing power of Kundalini Shakti. We use the mantra Om and intentional breath to move through the Three Hearts with the intention of freeing ourselves from subtle impressions.

Lesson 18

Connecting to the Divine

In this guided meditation, we explore our relationship with the Divine. God, Spirit, Higher Power, Source...whatever we call it. We use breath and awareness of the inner energy to let Kundalini Shakti reveal what is separating us from the Divine and help to dissolve these blocks and hindrances.

Lesson 19

Kumbhaka in the Seven Chakras

In this guided meditation, we use ujjayi pranayama and kumbhaka (breath retention) in the 7 chakras. The aim is to use the breath practice and awareness of Kundalini to help us let go of our resistance to the Divine.

Lesson 20

Deepening the Connection With the Breath

In this guided meditation, we use awareness of the breath to go even deeper into our connection with the Kundalini Shakti. We work with the breath to connect with life force as an expression of the inner power.

Lesson 21

Blessing the Levels of Reality

In this guided meditation, we use our breath and vertical breathing visualization to imagine the Kundalini blessing the physical plane, our bodies, our inner energetic experience, and in our deepest innermost energetic experience.

Lesson 22

Putting It All Together

You made it! In this last guided meditation of the course, we take all the tools we've learned in the course and simply sit with the Kundalini Shakti in whatever form it appears in. This is where it all comes together.