Evidence that Ashtanga is not for

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everyone. It stimulates the prana but if the

seeker is not able to handle the prana, he will be mired

in the lower shakras as is the case with the tedious

Blondeismorefun and the rather pathetic types that egg her on. It

is sad to think that if someone new to Ashtanga

stumbled on the site, they would think the sophomoric

posts about genital size and sex drive were from some

desperate xxx chat board.<br><br>Yes, the ashtanga is a

little too intense for some people. This is what happen

when people study with a bad (criminal) teacher.

<br><br>Sadly, <br><br>El Senor Pinche Wey

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grammar error! 1st line should read, "smiling, and sometimes being like a child,

are good"

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Well, I wondered how long it would take. Its soo incredibly easy to yank SPW

chain.

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<<the ashtanga is a little too intense for

some people. This is what happen when people study

with a bad (criminal) teacher.>><br>maybe. more

likely, for the great majority, it is from being in the

early part of the learning curve. creating the energies

or prana through asana is an initial step. it would

not be too unreasonable to see that not every one

would have the ability to focus that energy from the

first. over time, experience and teaching would perhaps

help someone learn how to channel that energy in a

different way. to expect us all to be experts from the get

go is an exercise in frustration (though we all

understand you have no expectations for most of us) it may

be that you are now expert at routing the prana

along the appropriate chakras, were you always so able?

or did you learn. most of us admit we are not full

fledged yogis, we do aspire to self improvement and make

our progressions as we can. when you help us, as you

sometimes do, it is a pleasure to learn. when you insult

us, we learn as well but i'm not sure it's the lesson

you intend