“O splendid and playful sun, we offer this prayer to thee; enlighten this craving mind; be our protector; may the radiance of the divine ruler guide our destiny; wise men salute your magnificence with oblations and words of praise”.

The Vedic scriptures of the Hindu religion refer to the sun as the store house of inexhaustible power and radiance. The sun god is referred to as Surya or Aditya. The Vedas are full of hymns describing the celestial body as the source and sustainer of all life on earth. The origin of the worship of the Sun in India is thus several centuries old. The sun stands for knowledge, spiritual light and wisdom.

Surya is worshiped as a chief solar deity. He is a vision of the divine, whose light fills all the worlds; Surya is also the Cosmic Pillar and support of the universe and the symbol of the Supreme. Surya is the most popular Vedic God. In Rig Veda III 62.10 he is worshipped as Savitr, the source of life and light. The Sun is to be installed in the temple of our body so that it dispels darkness by its effulgence once and all for all time-the darkness of ignorance.

Surya is portrayed with hair and arms of gold, three eyes, and four hands holding water lilies the flower that longs for the dawn and drives a chariot pulled by seven horses representing the seven days of the week. In Hindu religious literature, Surya is notably mentioned as the visible form of God that one can see every day.

The Indian system of beliefs regards sunlight as the greatest of disinfectants; hence the sun is associated with healing power. Legend has it that Samba the son of Krishna was cured of leprosy by his worship of the sun god. It is still believed by many that sun worship offered at several of the sun temples all over India, is a cure for leprosy and other skin ailments, blindness and infertility.

 

 

Accepting Surya Shakti

Founder of this system has made a general attunement to all those interested may accept it.

Posture:

First, you need to create the proper setting. Find a calm quiet spot, turn on some soft mood music, perhaps light a few candles and or incense. Wear loose fitting comfortable clothing, and no shoes or socks. Get comfortable!  Sit, either on the floor on your knees sitting back on your heels, or with your legs crossed, or if you are more comfortable in a chair, then sit up straight, knees together feet flat on floor.

 

To invoke this intent merely say:

 “ I accept Surya Shakti attunement as Mohan has manifested”

It may last 15 to 20 minutes. Enjoy!

 

Healing with Surya Shakti

Surya Shakti can be used stand alone or we may combine it to any other healing modality for synergic effect. Put your hand on the patient’s body think about Surya Shakti to start the energy flow. Let energy flow.

Here are the instructions for remote, long distance healing:

1.  Visualize the patient, or the patient’s name in the palm of your hand. Then place your palms together.

2.  Clear your thoughts and think to yourself Surya Shakti to start the energy flow.  Just let the energy flow.  You don’t have to concentrate on keeping the energy flow coming in, it will

flow freely of its own accord…just relax and enjoy the energy.   

3.  When 3-5 minutes have passed you will feel the energy stop, or you may feel a little tired or drained. That means that you are finished. The healing energy will however, continue to work in the patient.

This is the same method that should be used for self-healing.  It is a good idea to perform a self-healing every day.