Our journey begins here. In many ways, it's the first module that is the most important. It’s here we re-calibrate our motivation for living and connect to our deeper sense of purpose. We tune into the more substantive facets of our being, and in a courageous act of self-love, we begin to cut the roots of that which feeds our worries, fears, depressions, and insecurities. 

In Module 1, you’ll begin the ‘Core Practice’ of Joy of the Infinite. It’s a transporting yoga and meditation sequence that, when done with some consistency, is a true game-changer. The Core Practice acts as the catalyst to bring these teachings to life!

In Module 1, death is transformed from something grim or scary, into a wonderful ally...our closest advisor. When the roots of fear are cut, all our insecurities begin to lose their electricity.

Module 2 is powerful. For the flowers of joy to consistently bloom in our lives, the ‘environment’ of our mind must be rich. Our minds become tuned to the more substantive nature of what we are. A mind that is negative and a body whose life-force has become lackluster will struggle to bear the fruits of a happy life. Module 2 is a tuning of the mind, a purification of the psyche. 

It is in Module 2 that we meet the second half of the Joy of the Infinite ‘Core Practice.’ Among all the great meditations of Kundalini Yoga, this one sits among the most cherished. In terms of purifying the psyche and cultivating intuitive awareness, it is like a priceless jewel. We are left with a sense of vivid clarity and are able to peer into the deeper purpose of what we’re here to do. 

The beauty of the ‘death teachings’ is that they give us tremendous insight into our true nature. Our smaller sense of identity begins to dissolve as the subtle and ever present non-dying spirit emerges. As long as the mind is gripped onto the finite nature as its foundation, fears and suffering strengthen their momentum. When we experience the non-dying energy of our being, everything changes. 

In this mystical and enlivening module, we begin the ‘death rehearsal’. These are practical and life-changing teachings that not only help us to become more comfortable with the idea of death, but allow us to live with more vibrancy and understanding. 

This module is a very profound preview of what one can expect at the time of death and a glimpse into one of the biggest questions we all wonder about yet fear to ask—what happens when I die? The dense body dissolves and our subtle radiance emanates into our life.

In this module, we begin our journey into the Blue Ethers—the realms of consciousness which effect our human lives, and the subtle realms beyond the human form. When we explore the Ethers through teachings and meditation, we are exploring the depth of our own consciousness, and our own infinite capacity for love and awareness. We begin to ask ourselves the meditative questions of the heart that can give us the power and inspiration to be more fully present in this life. 

Here, with Jai Dev as our guide, we beautifully weave our way through the Akashic (etheric) realms where we gain tremendous insight into the purpose of our lives. We start to more deeply understand the lessons we are here to learn and our unique path forward.

According to the yogis, the mind is designed as a tool to help us access higher realms of consciousness. The heavenly realms are not located in some far off galaxy, but right here. By developing our subtle perception through meditation, we begin to perceive with a much wider and finer view.

As we continue our journey through the Blue Ethers, we begin to see Planet Earth differently—not as an awful place, but as a royal court in which our psyche is purified for blissfulness. It is only in blissfulness that we can truly sense the direction of what it is we’re here to do. In the second part of the Blue Ether journey, Jai Dev leans upon the transcendent poetry of Guru Nanak's Japji to describe and tap-into the most subtle and glorious realms of consciousness.

In this final module of the course, we emerge from the deep work we've done together to be born anew. We'll find that it was more than worth the effort. The fruits that blossom from genuinely practicing a Dharma — purifying our negative habits, cultivation of subtle awareness, and arousing impartial compassion — are beyond measure.

More fully aware of the preciousness of this human life, we can make far greater and more profound changes than ever before. We have now cultivated the power necessary to draw the line in the sand with the non-supportive habits of the mind, and commit to the new ways of thinking and being that will propel us forward on our life-path. Our finale is powerful and filled with the sweetness of having accomplished something truly beautiful.