
It is our daily spiritual practice which develops our inner ear and the ability to hear the guidance of the soul. Stilling the mind gives us the power to listen deeply to our inner voice and act on the guidance we receive from within. That inner guidance is the Guru Dev, the teacher within, and its presence weaves us all together as students and teachers of life, whether or not we are teaching Kundalini Yoga.
If you are striving to live a healthy, happy, and holy life, you are serving as an example and guide to others. An Aquarian teacher becomes a forklift for the soul, a lighthouse of hope, an institution of integrity, trust, and humility for ourselves and for all.
At the Feet of the Master
Yogi Bhajan Quotes on Teaching
The 16 Facets of Perfection of a Kundalini Yoga Teacher
13 Facets of a Teacher's Identity
Yogi Bhajan’s Rules for Teachers (and Everyone)
Lectures
The Divine Essence of a Teacher
Q & A
Yogi Bhajan Answers Questions on Teaching Kundalini Yoga
Yogi Bhajan Answers Questions on Spiritual Teachers
Kundalini Yoga Technology
Meditation for Maturity and Wisdom
The Caliber of Life Meditation
Meditation to Develop the Mature Elevated Caliber of a Spiritual Teacher
The Teacher Within: The Tratakum Meditation
Meditation on Your Self as a Yogi
Meditation to Develop the Radiant Body
Meditation to Experience the Essence of a Teacher
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