Tony/ Emotional Kriyas

[Guest guest]

 

Tony O'Clery [aoclery]

 

, EBlackstead@c... wrote:

> Dharma & Friends,

>

> I don't want to spoil the party, but Baba Muktananda as well as his

> devotees have been using, and writing about, emotional kriyas for

> about 25 years before Cristina picked up a pen. Christina was a

 

 

Namaste Eric,

 

Where did Mucky-Nanda get it from? His own writings are so

superficial...ONS...Tony.

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Namaste Sri Tonyji,

 

I think you have made your point many many times regarding where you stand

with respect to certain gurus. We have not made any attempts to censor you

because censorship is not what this spiritual fellowship is about. Please

keep in mind that there are many in the Sangha who have great respect for

the Siddha tradition and who were/are either students or disciples of Yogis

in the Shaktipat tradition. These are good, decent, warm, and loving people

who are our brothers and sisters. Your constant reference to Swami

Muktananda as Mucky-Nanda in a public Satsangha is disrespectful and

inappropriate and hurtful.

 

Dear Tonyji, although many here feel that you don't know what you are

talking about, I respect your feelings and views and consider them based on

a life time of travel and experience, disappointment and perhaps even

disillusionment at certain times with some of your teachers. We can all

understand that as we have all known hurt and disappointment in one form or

another. Tonyji, you are certainly entitled to your views and opinions and

we are not questioning your independence and critical thinking regarding

gurus. As you are a valued and a long time member of this Sangha, I would

ask you to reflect on the language you are using and whether such usage is

necessary. You may be hurting the feelings of Sri Ericji and others who are

our brothers and sisters here. Above all Sri Tonyji, we are all human

beings. To be truly free, we have to give freedom to others to be who they

are and to respect them and support them to the extent we can. I hope this

makes sense.

 

Sri Ramana used to say that for a Yogi "Ahimsa Param Dharma" - meaning that

"Nonviolence is the supreme principle". We all have to reflect from time to

time on what that means to us. Just because you don't care for someone's

guru does not mean that you refuse to view them as human beings and not love

them.

 

In summary Tonyji, please use care in your language here in the Sangha

keeping the feelings of other members in mind. is not meant

for being a repository for repetitive posts insulting teachers and

traditions. You have made your points Sri Tonyji and have even provided

links and references for others to check out. We have allowed you full

freedom to express your views. Please now be satisfied and at peace. I

would ask you to read the list description carefully before posting. Thank

you.

 

Love to all

Harsha

[Guest guest]

Harsha wrote:

To be truly free, we have to give freedom to others to be who they

are and to respect them and support them to the

extent we can.

I never read Tony's posts,

one will travel

to a dry well

just so many times.

But I always

read yours

and come away smiling,

unless it includes Tony's.

Many will hear

a rooster crow

but few will mistake it

for a lions roar.

One may shout

in the wind

for a thousand years

and not produce the

power

presence

and understanding

of a single whispered

syllable.