My two cents re: the teacher / cult question - and a question about mantra tapes

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Adam,

 

Thank you for the wise words. Yes we need to remember why we are here in the

first place. Some of us out of curiosity, but most of us to find peace and a

better way... I understand Marsha's and other people's suspicion. Yes it is

true, sometimes ardent followers do tend to put their teacher or hero on a

pedestal so high it loses touch with the ground. Witness all the "cult-like"

following of most celebrities. But that is in most cases not their fault, it

is just what some of their admirers choose to do to express their love. I am

in no position to judge whether that is good or bad, "healthy" or not. All

charismatic people have their share of a-bit-too-enthusiastic followers. It

just happens. Why do we have to read anything else into it? If we spend our

time suspecting others we have less time for our own growth. Doubt and

suspicion don't lead us anywhere. Just live and let live - let people

express themselves however they choose, and don't be bothered by that...

 

And with that I will get back on topic: I am looking for the seven morning

sadhana mantras on tape, does anybody know where to find them? I have heard

some of them on various tapes, but I would like to have the full one hour

sequence. Any info greatly appreciated!

 

Peace,

 

Alina

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Hi Alina

 

> "Alina" <eugend

 

> And with that I will get back on topic: I am looking for the seven morning

> sadhana mantras on tape, does anybody know where to find them? I have

heard

> some of them on various tapes, but I would like to have the full one hour

> sequence. Any info greatly appreciated!

 

Aquarian Sadhana, Wahe Guru Kaur Khalsa, from Cherdi Kala Music -

http://www.cherdikala.com/

I have the CD here - I presume it comes as a tape too. It has six of the

mantras. In my limited experience, the first mantra - the Adi Shakti - Ek

Ong Kar, etc. is not done to music.

 

Sat Nam!

Gordon