Kundalini Yoga Glossary
Wahe Guru Wahe Jio
The sixth mantra of the Aquarian Sadhana, chanted for 22 minutes while seated in Virasana.
Mantra·
Gurmukhi·
Aquarian Sadhana·
22 minutes, Virasana
Meaning
What Wahe Guru Wahe Jio Means
Language: Gurmukhi. Source: the traditional Sadhana for the Aquarian Age, chanted as the sixth of its seven mantras.
Waahe Guruu, Waahe Guruu, Waahe Guruu, Waahe Jiio
- Great beyond description is the experience of God's Wisdom.
- Great beyond description is the experience of God blessing the Soul.
In Practice
How It’s Used
Wahe Guru Wahe Jio is chanted for 22 minutes while seated in Virasana, the kneeling pose. In the traditional structure of the Aquarian Sadhana, it comes after the Rakhe Rakhanhar mantra and before the Guru Ram Das mantra.
At 22 minutes, it is the longest of the seven mantras in the sequence, marking a sustained point in the practice before the Sadhana moves toward its closing mantras.
