For PRadeep Kumar {re: ' Authentic Maithuna' vs. Ordinary Sexual Intercourse

[Guest guest]

Aleister Crowley mentions in his excellent book

"Yoga", that serious yoga practice is completely

incompatible with everyday life. One cannot maintain a

hard-driving modern-day lifestyle and intense Yogic

spiritual practices, because you become too sensitive.

He states that "If you are doing these practices

correctly, you will start to feel a draft on your face

with the same intensity as a blow from a fist". So,

that is a good sign for your practice, but a bad sign

for your regular life. This is why people generally

wait till they are old and finished with family life

in order to renounce. It is not good to wish to

withdraw from everyday life if you have a family and

children depending on you.

Lilith M.

--- pradeep kumar <palakkad_pdeep wrote:

>

> Alright Madam, I chat with Sankara menon a few times

> and I understand

> he has got his right bearings. I am not sure abt the

> rest of the gang

> though :-)

>

> It depends on what exactly is the purpose of

> sadhana. I find my sensitivity increased by dropping

> these two. But being more sensitive has its

> pitfalls, it takes more to control the mind. I

> consider even music and entertainment as

> distractions for really settling into the self. Its

> painful, but there are certain places one can go

> only alone.

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