OPENING THE DASAM DUAAR (tenth gate)
Rare are the ones that reach the abode of the Tenth Gate, located in the Human Body. Many, including Jains, Jogees and Siddhs have a yearning to open their Dasam Duaar. They have the potential to open their tenth gate and meet God however, all their attempts are futile, as they do not meditate on the pure mantra Vaheguroo. When they open their Dasam Duaar, they do not get Darshan, (vision of god) because the Swaas (breath) of Vaheguroo Simran (meditation) does not reside there and therefore all their efforts go in vain.
One must note, that opening the Dasam Duaar, (tenth gate, spiritual opening on the top of ones head) is just another step to progression on the path of Naam Japnaa (meditation) - it is by no means the goal of simran.
A true Gursikh, should never do simran, in order to achieve a certain spiritual state. They should only meditate to create Prem (love) for Vaheguroo within. When the Dasam Duaar does open, with the Swaas (breath) of Vaheguroo Simran residing there, then there is a flood of light which is unbearable, this is the vision of God. The Dib Drishtee (3rd eye, some call it the tenth gate) opens and one starts to experience life in the Spirit world.
Many Gursikhs say, they feel a pressure at the top of the head, whilst doing Simran (like a headache). This is our Dhiaan (concentration) at a higher avasthaa (state). If the concentration is kept to the top of the head, through simran, for a while, (could be minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years, depending on our karma) the Dasam Duaar (tenth gate) will eventually open through the blessing of Vaheguroo.
Guru Amardas a Ji Says, "He dwells in the Tenth Gate, and obtains the understanding of the three worlds."
Vaheguroo!
Rare are the ones that reach the abode of the Tenth Gate, located in the Human Body. Many, including Jains, Jogees and Siddhs have a yearning to open their Dasam Duaar. They have the potential to open their tenth gate and meet God however, all their attempts are futile, as they do not meditate on the pure mantra Vaheguroo. When they open their Dasam Duaar, they do not get Darshan, (vision of god) because the Swaas (breath) of Vaheguroo Simran (meditation) does not reside there and therefore all their efforts go in vain.
One must note, that opening the Dasam Duaar, (tenth gate, spiritual opening on the top of ones head) is just another step to progression on the path of Naam Japnaa (meditation) - it is by no means the goal of simran.
A true Gursikh, should never do simran, in order to achieve a certain spiritual state. They should only meditate to create Prem (love) for Vaheguroo within. When the Dasam Duaar does open, with the Swaas (breath) of Vaheguroo Simran residing there, then there is a flood of light which is unbearable, this is the vision of God. The Dib Drishtee (3rd eye, some call it the tenth gate) opens and one starts to experience life in the Spirit world.
Many Gursikhs say, they feel a pressure at the top of the head, whilst doing Simran (like a headache). This is our Dhiaan (concentration) at a higher avasthaa (state). If the concentration is kept to the top of the head, through simran, for a while, (could be minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years, depending on our karma) the Dasam Duaar (tenth gate) will eventually open through the blessing of Vaheguroo.
Guru Amardas a Ji Says, "He dwells in the Tenth Gate, and obtains the understanding of the three worlds."
Vaheguroo!