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Hi, Just joined the list. I'm a practicing rabbi in Los Angeles. I've been

practicing Kundalini yoga on and off for several years and am a big advocate of

this most unique spiritual technology. I feel it can tremendously enhance and

deepen anybody's pre-existing spiritual path. I wonder sometimes how much of

the exactly "33 minutes" or 11 times that a set requires is based on something

substancially significant and how much of it is yogic dogma? Should not one be

intuitive when practicing their sets and always attempt to do a bit more than

their comfort zone allows?

I also had another question regarding chakras:

I had heard that it is important that we should not leave our chakras wide open

after kundalini because others can then drain our energy. I had never heard this

at the local 3HO yoga center here in LA. How important is it that one learn how

to close their chakras after yoga in order to protect the yoga practitioner? Is

there any information on this?

 

 

 

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Hi Michael,

Welcome to our list. I do not have answer to your questions on times and

chakras. Gururattan is at Summer Soltice and will be back around the 24th

and maybe she can help. I know a number of our members are there also. I am

interested in the answers also.

Sat Nam,

Brian

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Dear Mr. R. Michael Ozair,

 

Please do not close open chakra. Chakras should be open for our best.

 

L&L,

Rama

 

At 19:34 19/06/00 -0400, R. Michael Ozair wrote:

>Hi, Just joined the list. I'm a practicing rabbi in Los Angeles. I've

been practicing Kundalini yoga on and off for several years and am a big

advocate of this most unique spiritual technology. I feel it can

tremendously enhance and deepen anybody's pre-existing spiritual path. I

wonder sometimes how much of the exactly "33 minutes" or 11 times that a

set requires is based on something substancially significant and how much

of it is yogic dogma? Should not one be intuitive when practicing their

sets and always attempt to do a bit more than their comfort zone allows?

>I also had another question regarding chakras:

>I had heard that it is important that we should not leave our chakras wide

open after kundalini because others can then drain our energy. I had never

heard this at the local 3HO yoga center here in LA. How important is it

that one learn how to close their chakras after yoga in order to protect

the yoga practitioner? Is there any information on this?

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