Kundalini and Gurus/Linda/ Jerrysan Rinpoche (Tulku's Tulku)

[Guest guest]

As we await for Sri Jerrysan Rinpoche's computer to get fixed up, I give

part of the conversation from about 8 months ago on Kundalini, Gurus, and

Siddhis of Jerrysan.

 

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Linda had written : Of course, finding a competent teacher can be a

challenge, especially when

one moves into the realm of working with those teachers who have achieved a

level of being able to work with shakti energy. If those teachers have not

cleaned up their own act, have not faced their own issues/samskaras the

danger of their egos being huge is very much present. Personally, I believe

that an active kundalini combined with many unresolved psychological

problems can leave the teacher/guru actually unable to see how irrational

they have

become. This speaks of the core issue itself - teacher/guru found some

techniques and, without the proper guidance, unleashed "energy voltage" and

proceeds to pump him/herself up by presenting teachings.

>>

 

Sri Jerrysan responded:

 

Dear Linda,

 

l only set out a portion of your post (l'm such an economist), but

found that l resonated with everything you said. l've been slow in

responding because of pc problems which have led me to stick to only very

short posts.

 

There is so much that can be said about this. As l've stated at

other times, l looked to teachers (supposedly good ones) after my K awakened

in 92 and for the most part received only poor guidance which caused

problems from which l'm still suffering. ln general, l've found that

supposed k gurus contradict each other in so many areas that l take it all

with a grain of salt. For the past several years l've just avoided them and

have experienced very slow but steady progress. l've encountered many

experiencers who've had the same overall experience and have come to the

same conclusion.

 

So, l have to admit that l don't know of any teacher who l would

trust with my process. l must add that l have heard of teachers who have

helped people with *problems*, and l do believe that good ones are out

there, but as you say, they're extremely rare. And l don't believe that even

the best of them can smooth out everyone's k difficulties. For many of us,

simply alot of nurturing and patience over a long period of time is required

IMO.

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Harsha interjected:

 

Time is the greatest natural healer applies here too Jerrysan.

Take comfort in this fact brother.

Also see my comments below as to the current crisis in your Sangha.

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Sri Jerrysan continued addressing Linda:

 

l completely agree with your observations about the role

unresolved psychological issues play with teachers and the

manner in which they pump themselves up with teachings. Thanx for sharing

your thoughts.

From Mt Kailash,

jerrysan rinpoche ( " The

tulku's tulku." Palm Beach Quarterly February 30, 1984 )

 

ps: l appreciate

your desire to see me walk on water. Due to current unrest among Sangha

members, l'm keeping my siddhis under wraps for awhile.

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Harsha concluded:

 

The True Devotees of the Sangha fully support you Jerrysan Rinpoche (The

Tulku's Tulku). For us you walk on air and so walking on water is not

needed!

 

There has been some discussion in the "inner circle" about asking Reverend

Jesse Jackson to meet with you and perhaps offer spiritual counseling. Would

this be something of interest to you (only to smooth out public perceptions

for a while). We will of course respect your decision to handle matters as

you see fit and will look the other way when needed to avoid making you feel

awkward and stuff like that.

 

Holding up the Sangha in these difficult times of the information age.

 

Love

Harsha