The Holy Word , The Formless Divine Mother of Mine. The Divine Feminine

The Holy Word

The Divine Music, The Holy Mother, Thou Who Created This Universe, Take me High, Make me Fly, On the Wings of Love

Om , Amen, Ameen, Aum, Om

“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 

The same was in the beginning with God. All things were made by Him; and without Him was not anything made that was made. In Him was life; and the life was the light of men.” 

In the above statement of St. John, there cannot be any doubts about the nature of the Word. It is clearly the light and life of the world, the Creative Life-principle in which we live, move, and have our being. It is the spirit of God, the very essence of the soul but now lost in the mighty swirl of the world and all that is worldly. It is only the contact with the spirit that shows the way back to God and thus is the true religion. This contact is termed variously as the second birth, the resurrection, or the coming into life again. 

The Rishi’s and Sages of Yore , To worship you, Om, Dearest Creatrix

Envisioned the most beautiful form of Divine Feminine

So form could lead the seeker to formless.

Dear Mother, my first Guru

Like how you lead me to my beloved SatGuru Babaji,

Who made me bloom, Who made me love again

He Struck open the boulder, Which held the Sun, 

A Prisoner, in the Heart Cave

He who took me from behind veiled curtains

To venture out to other radiant worlds

Where everything bloomed, lovely and beautiful

Mahavatar Babajis Flower of Love. 

And  Reny, hears his words…. Gurubani.

Om SatGuru Kriya Babaji Nama Om

Naam" ("Word") 

has been described in many 

traditions through the use of several different terms. In the teachings,the following expressions are interpreted as being identical to "Naam": 

"Naad", "Akash Bani", and "Sruti" in the Vedas 

"Nada" and "Udgit" in the Upanishads 

"Logos" and "Word" in the New Testament 

"Tao" by Lao Tzu 

"Music of the Spheres" by Pythagoras
"Sraosha" by Zoraster
"Kalma" and "Kalam-i-Qadim" in the Qur'an
"Naam", "Akhand Kirtan", and "Sacha ('True') Shabd" by Guru Granth Sahib 

A few of these Living Masters of their times include Lao Tzu, Jesus, Pythagoras, Socrates, Kabir, the Sufi Masters, and mystic poets, Hafez and Rumi, the Ten Sikh Gurus beginning with Guru Nanak, Tulsi Sahib.

Mahavatar Babaji is the SatGuru of Kabir and Nanak. He is the living SatGuru of the Tradition of Divine Light and the Holy Word.