When two people connect, they share everything through their auras. Doing Sadhana and meditating together helps to attune to one another and clear the auras of past karmas. This creates a shared projection and intention of oneness, tolerance, and compassion.
Yogi Bhajan defined love as “the ultimate state of human behavior where compassion prevails and kindness rules.” He said that where there is love, there is no question. Ultimate love is unconditional.
Wisdom from the Master
Yogi Bhajan Answers Questions on Relationships
To My Valentine, from Yogi Bhajan
The 8 Aspects of the Theory of Love
10 Points on Love
Quotes on Relationships
Lectures:
Where There is Love, There is No Question
Ultimate Love
Commitment: Progress and Protection
Marriage: A Carriage of United Consciousness
The 3 Salient Features of Love
Kundalini Yoga Technology
Meditation to Open the Heart Center
Meditation to Make an Angry Idiot Calm and Gentle
Meditation to Avoid Saying Things You Don’t Mean
Shabad Kriya to Love Better, Fight Better, and Sleep Better
Meditation to Solve Communication Problems
Meditation to Prevent Freaking Out
Meditation to Make You Feel Cozy and Content
Meditation to Listen without Fear
Meditation to Transcend Anger and End an Argument
Venus Kriyas for Couples
Heart Lotus Venus Kriya
One Unit Venus Kriya
Shiva Shakti Venus Kriya
3-Part Venus Kriya
Get Rid of Grudges Venus Kriya
Seeing Yourself in Your Partner Venus Kriya
Meditations for Couples
Long Ek Ong Kar’s
Shakti and Shakta One Heart Meditation
Kirtan Kriya to Clear the Clouds
Blogs
How to Avoid an Argument: A ‘Conscious Approach’ by Bhavanjot Kaur
About Venus Kriyas
Relationship Savers by Dr. Hari Simran Singh
Giving from the Fullness of a Liberated Heart
Breaking the Hallmark Trance by GuruMeher Singh
Success in Relationships by Shakti Parwha Kaur
Marriage on the Spiritual Path by Sat Purkh Kaur
The Deep and Powerful Alchemy of White Tantric Yoga® by Tommy Rosen
A Sacred Formula for Loving Relationships by Sewa Singh