This fire
Burning inside me
Burning inside you
It is our love
An infinite love
Like a volcano
Flowing in our veins
It is so perfect
It is so pure
This love is my brother’s love
This love
Is the power
Of infinite consciousness
This love is what we really are
An infinite force
This love
Is a wonderful gift
It is
The power
Of love
I love you brother
I love you
I love you
I love you
I love you
Poème de Kundun / Poem by Kundun
Exceptional temple and magic place in India, Photo Infinite Love
Synchronicity is what led us to Northern India.
Kundun and I had decided to go on a retreat for the summer solstice, so we booked a room in the Brocéliande forest in Brittany.
Less than two weeks before the summer solstice we received several signs indicating that we should go to Northern India, specifically to the source of the Ganges river. Here is my account:
I go with Bérengère, a friend from Biarritz, to the store “Mineral Do Brasil” in order to pay for an order I had placed the week before.
It’s like Ali Baba’s cavern; there are so many beautiful stones everywhere!
I choose many new stones, and the saleslady introduces me to the owner, Jean-Jacques Eclancher, whom I didn’t know.
I tell him his store is wondeful, and ask him what led him to create a store like this 35 years ago. He explains that it was following an encounter with Mr. Drouot. We continue our discussion and I explain that I am just starting to work with stones, that I have been drawn to them ever since the elevation of my spiritual level. He asks me how all of this began and I explain the role of Guru Madan.
At this point he asks me to follow him to his office so he can show me something. And there, for 30 minutes, he gives me a complete description of his trip to Nothern India…and tells me later that we should go as well.
We were given a precise date when we should be at Tapovan, located about 4,800 meters above sea level.
That same evening I made a decision and the following day I left for Brussels to request a visa (we were to fly out the following week). As always, when things are meant to happen, everything falls into place at the right moment.
The preparation: We were going trekking in the mountains, so we had to find a guide, porters, equipment, and we had to train for at least one week before leaving.
Once in India we still had to drive for 3 days on implausible roads. During those 3 days, we stopped from time to time to visit temples and to meditate.
DAY 1: PARIS – DELHI Daily departures
Departure for Delhi, dinner and one night on board the plane or transfer to a hotel depending on the airline.
DAY 2: DELHI
In the morning, arrival in Delhi and departure for Rishikesh.
DAY 3: DELHI – RISHIKESH
Drive to Rishikesh, which claims to be the “world capital of yoga.” 6 to 7 hours on the road.
You will taste the calm and relaxed atmosphere of this city, surrounded by hills on three sides, located at 356 meters above sea level.
The sacred Ganges River, which is almost limpid here, flows through the city. Ashrams and sadhus (ascetics) abound along the riverbanks. It’s an ideal place to study yoga, meditation, and other aspects of Hinduism.
In the 1960s, Rishikesh gained sudden worldwide fame when the Beatles came to stay with their guru, maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
Ashram where Beatles stayed in Rishikech, India
The Beatles stayed in India from February to April 1968, in Rishikesh, a city in Northern India at the foot of the Himalayas and on the banks of the Ganges River. They went there with their wives and friends in order to receive the teachings of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, founder of Transcendental Meditation. This trip came 6 months after their initial introduction to the practice in Bangor, Wales, during a workshop of several days in August 1967.
Almost all of the songs on the White Album, released in November 1968, were written during the Beatles’ time in India, as well as songs on Abbey Road and Let it Be, in addition to songs on solo albums released after the group split up.
Rishikesh is also the starting point for Himalayan pilgrimage routes, such as Badrinath, Kedarnath, and Gangotri. En route, we visited Haridwar and Har-Ki-Pauri.
Temple in Rishikesh, meditation space, India
This temple was built in honor of a master who meditated for a big part of his life in a cave located in this magical space where peace and harmony reign supreme.
We meditated in the mosquito-filled cave, where there were so many that it seemed that they had set up their headquarters there. Yet the energy in the cave was extremely powerful.
Since the cave was very dark we couldn’t see the mosquitos, but the noise they made was extremely disconcerting. However, after several moments we were in a meditative state and had completely forgotten our insect friends.
To our great surprise, after half an hour in the cave we had at most one mosquito bite, which didn’t hurt at all.
Statue of Shiva, in Uttarkashi, India
DAY 4: RISHIKESH – UTTARKASHI
Drive to Uttarkashi, the regional center and district administrative center, 148 km away from Rishikesh. An altitude of about 1,885 meters in 6 or 7 hours of driving.
The Nerhu Institute of Mountaineering (training center for mountain guides) is located in Uttarkashi. Bachendri Pal, the first Indian woman to climb Mount Everest, was trained here. Pilgrims flock to the Vishwanatha temple, which is dedicated to Shiva..
DAY 5: UTTARKASHI – GANGOTRI (Bhagirathi)
Drive to Gangotri, referred to here as Bhagirathi, at 3,038 meters above sea level and 101 km that you can reach in about 5 hours. The large number of pilgrims bring animation to the village.
We first spent a night in Gangotri, a holy city where the road ends in a cul-de-sac and most of the pilgrims end their journey.
The air already feels different at this altitude, dry and light at the same time.
Gangotri, Inde, photo Infinite Love
There are a number of very high energy points in this place, where the Ganges exerts a tremendous power.
This place is magical, but very touristy…Purists continue on their path despite the considerable energy that emanates from certain places.
DAY 6: GANGOTRI – BHUJBASA Trek
Gangotri is the most sacred place in all of India. The source of the sacred river is 18 km to the North. But most of the pilgrims remain here in order to pray on the steps (ghats) of the Gangotri temple and in the river’s icy waters.
An exceptional woman, Gangotri
Early in the morning you can watch all the pilgrims make offerings of lights, flowers and incense.
This woman invited us to her home as we were exiting a temple. She offered us drinks in her litle hut where she was living with her husband and her two young daughters. They have several animals and a little vegetable garden…The love emanating from this woman was unconditional and exemplary, one of the most beautiful moments of the trip. A woman who has nothing from a material point of view, yet to us she had everything.
Departure for the first day of the trek (3,658 meters). We followed the Bhujbasa River for about 14 km, with a magnificent view of the Shivling and Meru peaks. .
Tapovan trail, Northern India, Photo Infinite Love
DAY 7: BHUJBASA – GAUMUKH – TAPOVAN Trek
Departure for Tapovan, 4,440 meters above sea level, about 8 km in 3 hours of hiking.
Tapovan trail, night in the tent, Northern India, Photo Infinite Love
Arrival in Gaumukh, the true source of the Ganges. We crossed the Gangotri glacier and then climbed towards the superb Tapovan meadow, where you have a majestic view of the Shivling and Meru peaks.
DAY 8: TAPOVAN – BHUJBASA Trek
Descent of the Tapovan trail back towards Bhujbasa, 8 km in 2 hours of hiking. Night in the tent.
Meditation with a baba in his tent, Tapovan, India, Photo Infinite Love
DAY 9: BHUJBASA – GANGOTRI – UTTARKASHI Trek
Departure for Uttarkashi via Gangotri, 14 km in about 4 hours.
Visit of the temples in Gangotri:
Temple in Gangotri, India, photo Infinite Love
The rest of the trip to Uttarkashi was by car, around 101 km in 5 hours.
Isolated open-air temple, India
We were also able to meditate at the foot of this open-air temple that is largely. This temple also had superb energy.
An exceptional temple, India, photo Infinite Love
It is said that a man attained enlightenment beneath the tree.
Isolated temple, enlightenment at the base of the tree, India
DAY 10: UTTARKASHI – RUDRAPRAYAG
Drive to a holy site, Rudraprayag (160 km in 5 to 6 hours).
DAY 11: RUDRAPRAYAG – JOSIMATH – BADARINATH
Drive to Badarinath (148 km in 6 to 7 hours). On the way, visit of the temples of Josimath. Night in a hotel/bungalow.
DAY 12: BADARINATH – RUDRAPRAYAG
Return to Rudraprayag by car (5 to 6 hours). Night in a hotel.
DAY 13: RUDRAPRAYAG – RISHIKESH
Drive to Rishikesh (170 km in 6 to 7 hours). On the way, visit of Srinagar, Pauri, and Deoprayag. Arrival in Rishikesh, time to settle into the hotel, free evening. Night in the hotel.
DAY 14: RISHIKESH – DELHI
Drive back to Delhi, a distance of 225 km in 7 hours. Arrival in Delhi and evening flight to Paris or night in a hotel depending on the airline..
Starting on days 9 or 10, the program evolved based on the people we met and and thanks to the attentiveness of our guide or guides.
Temple and exceptional site, India, photo Infinite Love
We won’t reveal the location of this site due to the risk of desecration, all the more so because it isn’t a tourist destination but rather a place that will come to you if it’s meant to be.
Exceptional scenery and site, India, photo Infinite Love
This moment was the climax of this trip for me. A piece of my soul remains there. The deep inner peace that I experienced in this place is indescribable.
Peace and harmony, India, photo Infinite Love
The harmony that I found here is something that I hope everyone can experience, everywhere on earth, so that we may finally live in peace.
Day 11: RUDRAPRAYAG – JOSIMATH – BADARINATH
Master Pandit, photo Infinite Love
Drive to Badarinath (148 km in 6 to 7 hours). On the way, visit of the Josimath temples.
We spent several hours with master Pandit, who spoke to us at length about who we were and all that we would accomplish. We are extremely grateful for his guidance and brotherly love. H
Guru Madan Gautam, photo Infinite Love
Master Madan Gautam is one of the masters in our lineage, he transmits Shaktipat. We spent several days meditating with him. We carry him deeply in our hearts, he is great master who actively contributes to the world’s awakening.
This journey showed us that life is all about simplicity, unconditional love, and the inner quest.
Yes,
I need your love
Feed me
Allow me
To drink
The love in your voice,
The love in your eyes,
The love in your touch,
The love in your thoughts,
I need your love
I need your love
I need your love
Nourish my soul
Nourish my heart
And you will nourish
Yourself
Poème de Kundun / Poem by Kundun
Sunrise at Mount Sinai, photo Guylène Briez
We certainly ask ourselves these questions at least once in our lives. But how many of us dig deeper into these questions? Who among us really knows who they are and why they are here? A woman said to me one day, “I don’t know who I am anymore.” I answered, “Yes, you have lost the notion of who you really are because you are trying to be what you think you need to be in order to please others, to be loved and respected, to avoid problems… So you started to say yes when you really wanted to say no and vice versa. That’s how you got progressively further away from who you really are to the point of losing your true identity. All because we have been programmed like robots ever since we were children.
You have to work hard to make a living…
It’s an offer you can’t refuse…
One doesn’t say such things…
I don’t like that…
If you aren’t nice then you can’t have this…
Yes it is during our formative years that we are taught that if we don’t do what others expects of us then we will not be loved! And we can’t have that!!! So we tell ourselves that no one will love us if we are simply ourselves. We start to become a robot…. A so-called intelligent robot that figures out what others expect of us and responds accordingly. The problem is that one day we realize that this doesn’t work, that we aren’t more loved or respected despite our efforts and we still don’t feel good about ourselves.”
There are several answers to this question:
First of all, what we believe someone else wants is often miles away from what they truly want, because we are using our mind, which is influenced by our Ego. Therefore any judgment the mind makes is incorrect.
Secondly, when we lose our identity, we lose our self-worth… we don’t respect ourselves anymore! So how can we expect others to respect us if we don’t respect ourselves first?
“So how do we rediscover our identity, our true self?” this woman asked me.
Simply by changing and realizing what we are not.
“The other day,” she said to me, “I got violently angry for the first time at work.”
“That’s great,” I responded.
“No,” she said, “I felt terrible afterwards.”
“So you experienced what you are not, and you now know that you don’t want to get angry like that, which brings you a little bit closer to you what you are.
Know that there are many other solutions besides saying nothing, hiding, and getting violently angry. And one or more of them is a part of who you really are.
So continue to experiment like this and you will soon experience your true self.” “On the other hand we have other robots, those who believe that they are loved, who have a sense of entitlement, to whom nothing is refused. They are slumbering even more profoundly under the illusion of being. Since they don’t ask themselves any questions their Ego has such a hold on them that they think they are their ego and that anything that does not enter into their ego comprehension is false. These sleepwalkers are being manipulated by their ego and they don’t even know it. We could tell them, but they wouldn’t believe us and would just call us crazy.
But in an insane asylum the first sign that determines whether someone can recover and come out of it is the moment they recognize and admit that they are crazy.”
So then what do we do?
First of all, we must wholeheartedly desire to make a real change, and recognize that we have been sound asleep.
Next we must become aware of and understand how life works in its different dimensions.
The first dimension we must look at is the psychic dimension, since it influences our daily lives and the way we have been programmed.
As in the so-called physical world, there are both constructive and destructive people in the psychic world, as well as orderly and disorderly places.
Psychics are in fact our egos speaking to and influencing us, and places are our mental projections into the future or the past. To perceive all of this we must leave the automatic world and regain control over our lives. Which means we must become awakened, or in other words, we must not lose touch with ourselves. For when we lose touch with ourselves, the mind and the Ego take over and we function on automatic pilot and that’s when the mind identifies with situations.
If the mind identifies a sensation as negative, then it feels hurt or attacked. Consequently, the mind creates a defense mechanism called Ego, which either counter-attacks or tries to avoid those kinds of situations in the future.
If we are insulted then we insult others, if we are pushed to drink then we drink…
We should avoid these kinds of automatic reactions, which are incontrolable and impulsive.
In order to do so we must stay in the present moment so that we can remain conscious and not lose touch with ourselves. If we can do that, all of our sensations will be interpreted by our conscious mind rather than our ego, which will then process our impressions and transform them into something else.
Let me give you an example
Think back to your adolescence, to a day when a teacher or parent was unable to explain something, and their lack of awareness and presence triggered a terror or anger program within them. At that point they began to get carried away, to get angry, and in turn your mind kicked in its ego which is programed to defend itself by counter-attacking, or worse, by sadness expressed in order to receive pity or leniency. In both cases you languish internally and became frustrated externally. Whereas if you had been fully present with yourself, your conscious mind would have generated your impressions and would have identified the other as a desperate person who had lost touch with themselves and became angry because they got stupidly carried away by their programming. You wouldn’t identify with this situation because the other person is not angry with you but rather with themselves, since they are the one that can’t explain things correctly. You would stay calm and would feel compassion for this poor robot. You wouldn’t lose your composure because of their anger, and you would remain concentrated on the essential, which is your true self.
In summary, all you need to do is to become aware that you are on automatic pilot most of the time. You have been sleepwalking and you must awaken by living in the present moment.
In the present moment you can begin the introspection necessary to observe the patterns that seek to find expression as soon as we lose touch with ourselves. Once we have become aware of these programs, we can consciously observe them until we realize that they serve no purpose and are all completely inappropriate and obsolete. Written by Brahmadev,
Belgium, Introduction to a workshop on holistic energy healing.
When time
Meets space
Then the present
Arises.
In this present
Action
Is possible.
Without time
Space can’t move
And without space
Time is useless.
They are two sides of the same coin
The present is their conjunction
Stay in the present
Stay in the middle
Understand
The magic of events
Understand
The magic of action
Follow the lines of time
Feel
The magic
Of this meeting
The law of attraction
Is the general manager
Of these lines.
Like magnetic forces
Groups of consciousness
Are attracting these lines
Be powerful
Be full of love
And
Like a black hole
Everything
And everyone
Will come
To you
The more consciousness you have
The more dense you are
The more weight you have
The more attracted you are
The more everything
Comes
To
You
Poème de Kundun / Poem by Kundun
Sister,
Hearing your voice
Hearing your cry
Brought me to the sky
Together,
One we are
Together,
One we were
Together,
One we will be
Sister,
Now you know
How much
Love I feel for you
Sister
Oh sister, Oh sister
Fly with me
Fly, fly
To the sun
Together
Let’s fly higher and higher
Let’s become
What already
We Are,
We
Are
One
poème de Kundun / poem by Kundun
Dawn on Mount Moses, photo Serge Briez
Given the rapid development of humanity, we think that in the future all governments will come together to form one global organization.
Voting will take place in each country, and existing governments will gradually merge. Only one unitary currency will remain. The totality of the world’s resources will be equitably distributed. The needs of the many will outweigh the needs of the few. The current economic system will be entirely regulated so as to avoid social, economic, and financial crises.
By then all living beings on earth will be able to live in peace, since they will have reached a higher level of consciousness.
Gaia will have been created.
Each of us will then be able to enjoy good living conditions. Planet earth will become a heaven on earth for everyone.
This logical direction humanity will take represents millions of years of evolution.
Very simply, by means of an increase in the world population’s level of consciousness. This increase in consciousness is currently happening in all fields: scientific, artistic, and humanistic.
The awakening of living beings is happening globally and organically, since we are all interconnected, like the neurons of a gigantic brain.
It is enough for some enlightened beings to share their increased consciousness with others for us all to benefit. In fact, the spread of knowledge allows each of us to increase our own level of awareness.
Our planet is a large evolving organism. We only need to look at current events to understand this.
“Infinite Love” is an organization designed to help transform humanity, in continuity with philosophers and spiritualists.
Every day there is a huge and exponential increase in awareness tied to the development of the arts in general, as well as movies, music, and exchanges between people. Every day a number of artists share a message of peace and universal love. The development of the Internet in every country is also greatly accelerating the spread of change values as well as the spread of knowledge.
This revolution has occurred thanks to the Internet and globalization. There are currently a large number of discussion groups, associations, and forums about a million different passions. This is the mechanism creating connections and the exchange of ideas.
The Internet has triggered the current great revolution since the Internet ties all of us together.
As humans become more aware, a harmony naturally falls into place in order to satisfy the greater good. As we are connected to one another, we understand that we are one.
Imagine a planet of 6 billion human beings working hand-in-hand towards the same goal, in harmony with nature!
This is the most the logical, rational, and economical direction for humanity to take.
Imagine
Millions of geniuses
Imagine
Millions of gods
Building
The new world
Imagine
You!
Yes,
The time for revolution
Has come
Yes,
Everything
Is changing
Yes,
It
Is
Now
poème de Kundun / poem by Kundun
Understanding everything
Means understanding all aspects of humanity
In all domains
Poème de Kundun / Poem by Kundun
Imaginez que les 7 milliards d’être humains soit des robots,
Imaginez que ces robots ne soient pas conscient,
Imaginez que ces robots soient programmés,
Par leur parents, par l’école, par la télévision, par les médias, par la société,
Puis Imaginez ces 7 milliards de robots,
Connectés a l’univers,
Recevant des pensées, recevant des idées, connectés a l’Imagination.
Imaginez 7 milliards d’antennes sur pattes, programmés, vacant a leurs occupation, vivant leur vie de robot.
Puis Imaginez maintenant que vous aussi, vous fassiez partie de ces robots.
Imaginez que vous puissiez devenir libre,
Imaginez que vous puissiez comprendre qui vous êtes réellement,
Imaginez que vous puissiez comprendre pourquoi vous êtes la,
Imaginez que vous puissiez vous déprogrammer entièrement,
Puis imaginez que vous puissiez vous reprogrammer aussi !
Imaginez que vous puissiez devenir libre un jour, de toute programmation.
Imaginez que cette libération commence maintenant !
Imaginez que ce poème soit une clé,
Imaginez que cette clé vous ouvre toutes les portes,
Imaginez un nouveau monde.
Comprenez ce que vous êtes réellement,
Vous n’êtes pas ce que vous croyez être !
Vous êtes bien plus que cela.
Vous êtes une conscience infinie,
Méditez, méditez,
Concentrez vous,
Concentrez vous sur votre cœur,
Méditez, méditez,
Concentrez vous,
Concentrez vous sur l’amour,
Fondez,
Fondez vous dans l’amour,
Comprenez l’amour qui est en vous.
Tombez amoureux, puis, retrouvez la divinité qui est en vous.
A vous qui lisez ce poème : Je vous dis que je vous aime, je vous dis que je vous aime!
Recevez mon amour infini,
Redevenez libre.
Comprenez qui vous êtes réellement,
Libérez vous !
Réveillez vous!
Déprogrammez vous !
Libérez vous !
Réveillez vous !
Vous êtes libre !
Libérez vous !
Réveillez vous !
Maintenant !
Maintenant,
Vous pouvez commencer
à vivre,
Poème de Kundun / poem by kundun