Your presence must work. This is a quality of strengthening the seventh (Aura) and tenth ( Radiant) Bodies. Increasing your awareness  of these bodies can come by studying and applying the knowledge of the Kundalini Yoga Ten Bodies system as taught Yogi Bhajan. The spiritual emphasis and the connection of the ten bodies to the Ten Sikh Gurus allows you to truly understand what it means to be a spiritual being having a human experience. Mastering this system is invaluable for evaluating and assessing the self and for helping others in counseling. Yogi Bhajan once advised me that the system is an excellent shield for counseling. You can use it in a way that helps another person, not only to understand their own self, but also gives them the tools and power to uplift their own self. The first five bodies that are reviewed of this issue are the foundation for your earthly human experience. The balance of head, heart, mind and body are so important for that internal integration of spirit.

There is a story that the Yogi Bhajan would tell that I will paraphrase. It is a story of self-initiation. Once upon a time, a student of a great Master came rushing into the Ashram. He was loudly proclaiming, "I have seen it, I have seen it!" The other students were surprised and alarmed as the student that was doing the proclaiming was known as being a very quiet, contained and undemonstrative person. His fellow students gathered around him and asked all the normal questions like, "What have you seen? Where did you see it?" However, the proclaiming student would not answer any question at all but continued with his statement over and over again, "I have seen it; I�have�seen�it!"

Finally, the entire clamor brought the ashram's Master out of his quarters. He took the student, who was now on the verge of hysteria, back into his quarters, calmed him with his touch and asked the student what he had seen. Calm now, the student answered, "I have seen God in human form." "Where?" the Master inquired. "Coming towards this place right this moment." "Really?" the teacher said, "is that human more beautiful than I am." The student hesitated because his Master was very dear to him. The student bowed his head and softly said, "Yes."
 

Upon hearing this remarkable statement, the Master called in all his students, who were waiting just outside his door. The Master knew that some kind of action must be taken immediately because he knew of the deep love of this student for him and the conflict that it was causing this student. The Master instructed the other students to go outside to look for someone coming this way. The students did so, only coming back in to report that a very plain and normal looking woman was coming up the road. The Master left the ashram to look for himself.

"Why couldn't we see it?" said the student. The Master answered, "Don't fret, my son, you are just learning to behold that unlimited beauty that is God within. Realize your own beauty and you will see it in others." The story illustrates that all initiation begins and ends with the self. The initiation is the recognition of internal self divinity as it is expressed to all and reflected back to the Self. It starts with the acceptance of a concept just like in the story. As the Yogi Bhajan would say, "If you can't see God in all, you can't see God at all." Your value as a human being resides in your expression of humanity through your awareness of your divinity. The coming age requires this paradigm shift via your self sensory system. For more information you can read an introduction to the system on the free book page or buy the Ten Light Bodies Book.