Kundalini Yoga Glossary
Wah Yantee
The second mantra of the traditional Sadhana for the Aquarian Age, chanted for 7 minutes.
Mantra·
Gurmukhi·
Aquarian Sadhana·
7 minutes
Meaning
What Wah Yantee Means
Language: Gurmukhi. Source: the traditional Sadhana for the Aquarian Age, chanted as the second of its seven mantras.
Waah Yaantii, Kar Yaantii,
Jag Duut Paatii,
Aadek It Waahaa,
Brahmaade Treshaa Guru,
It Wahe Guru
- Great Macroself, Creative Self.
- All that is creative through time.
- All that is the Great One.
- The three aspects of the Divine: Brahma, Vishnu, Mahesh (Shiva). That is Wahe Guru.
In Practice
How It’s Used
Wah Yantee is the second mantra in the traditional structure of the Kundalini Yoga morning Sadhana, chanted for 7 minutes immediately after the Adi Shakti Mantra, the morning call.
It belongs to a fixed sequence of seven mantras that make up the Sadhana for the Aquarian Age, used as a standard closing practice after the kriya and relaxation of a full morning session.
