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Sadhant Singh,

I have taken instruction from a transcendant woman, who refers to herself

spiritually as Gururattan Kaur Khalsa, here in Southern Nevada. I wonder if it

is the same teacher, what with renewed popularity of spiritual names, it seems

plausible that these names might be repeated in the growing number of faithful.

She is a true conduit of primordial truth, with a voice that shakes my medula to

the core. But alas, my moral discipline and spiritual stamina are not up to the

task of following her lead.

 

Sat Nam,

unashaman

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Kundaliniyoga , creynolds@c... wrote:

> I have taken instruction from a transcendant woman, who refers to

herself

> spiritually as Gururattan Kaur Khalsa, here in Southern Nevada. I

wonder if it

 

Unashaman:

 

Yogi Bhajan chooses the names based on Vedic numerology - I know two

women named Deva Kaur - they don't have the same birthday, but they

do have the same Vedic numerology, so that explains why names are

duplicated - it happens a lot, actually.

 

Your Gururattan Kaur Khalsa is (I'm pretty sure :) not the same one

who often posts here, to whom I referred - she lives in California,

and is the author of several excellent books and manuals (such as

Transitions to a Heart-Centered World).

 

And I recommend that you don't judge yourself or compare yourself to

others (and I recommend the same thing to myself - do as I say, not

as I do :)

 

First of all, discipline is not something we are born with, but

something we develop. Our goal is to do the best we can with where

we are right now - and to get up tomorrow and do it again.

Judging/comparing can often lead to either (or both of) pushing too

hard (and then being too sore/tired/whatever to do your best

tomorrow) or feeling despairing and inadequate and, again, not doing

your best.

 

We have to find that fine line between pushing too hard (fanaticism)

and not pushing enough (laziness - hey, these are the SSS's words :) -

and remember that this line changes every day. I tend to push too

hard, and my first teacher will often remind me that I need to be

more loving toward myself. And sooner or later I fall back into that

pattern again. Hmmm, could it be that I haven't cleared out all my

psychological stuff? Oh no, I'm not perfect! OK, but I will get up

early and do sadhana tomorrow.

 

:) :) :)

 

Sat Nam!

Sadhant Singh

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Dear Sadhant,

I commend your choice of words such as condut, medulla, (spelled

incorrectly) and plausible. I think that vocabulary is very important in our

every day speaking. I bet you are a brainitac, cool! Lola

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Kundaliniyoga , Lola0726@a... wrote:

> Dear Sadhant,

> I commend your choice of words such as condut, medulla,

(spelled

> incorrectly)

 

Dear Lola:

 

I'm afraid you've confused my barely adequate vocabulary and spelling

skills with Unashaman's obviously prodigious vocabulary - considering

which, I'm sure "medula" was simply a minor typo on her or his part :)

 

Sat Nam!

Sadhant

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