sadhus

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam,

 

I think we had a long discussion about this a few months ago. I have no wish

to see it repeating, so I will make just one note: Yogi Bhajan is definitely

and totally against using drugs in yoga. No matter what your opinion may be

in your private life, if you are following KY then I think it is important

to follow what the master says.

 

Peace and blessings,

Satsang Kaur

 

 

-

"Sr. Lilith" <lizgude

Something like

95% of westerners who became interested in eastern religion did so

originally thru a drug experience.

[Guest guest]

Makes perfect sense.....what about an alcoholic drink now and then?

Thank you, Nancy

 

Satsang Kaur wrote:

 

> Sat Nam,

>

> I think we had a long discussion about this a few months ago. I have no wish

> to see it repeating, so I will make just one note: Yogi Bhajan is definitely

> and totally against using drugs in yoga. No matter what your opinion may be

> in your private life, if you are following KY then I think it is important

> to follow what the master says.

>

> Peace and blessings,

> Satsang Kaur

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Friends,

 

I agree with Gordon that a discussion of drugs is outside the scope of this

list.

 

I do feel however obliged to share what Yogi Bhajan told us several years

ago. He said that marijana distrubs the brain in a way that when we leave

this planet we can miss the mark of where are are intended to go. In plain

English, if we are shooting to be liberated and go home to the light, we can

be off by enough to miss getting to our destination.

We can get trapped in the hell of the astral plane.

 

There was total silence in the audience of 1000 people. I think a lot of

people heard what he wanted to tell us.

 

He gave us Ky to correct the situation. How much KY does it take? I don't

know. But once we know this we can't go back and forth and expect it to be

ok. That is why he told us. Enough said.

 

Sat Nam,

 

Gururattan Kaur