Digest Number 860

August 29, 2001

Re: Spiritual Name Question

Sat Nam....I also had sent a money order and a request for my spiritual

name. It took about 3 months to receive it. If you don't get it soon, you

can e-mail Yogibhajan and this may help to speed things up. I

do believe they are quite busy in New Mexico headquarters, and it will

eventually come.

Sunder Kaur

-

Wednesday, August 29, 2001 6:46 PM

Digest Number 860

"OUR DESTINY IS TO BE HAPPY"

- Yogi Bhajan

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There are 25 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. Re: Re:monodiet.......kichari

"Dharam Singh Khalsa" <dharam

2. Re:A Question of Breathing

N Costa <n.costa

3. Spiritual Name Question

"Kelly ~~*~~" <kurij

4.

<robertocagliero

5. Re: Unconscious Fears

naturesher

6. Re: Spiritual Name Question

supertriangel

7. Re: Re: Spiritual Name Question

lotusflower1023

8. Re: the yoga of sex and violence

Bernadette Ferguson <ferguson8us

9. RE: Spiritual Name Question

"littlebird108" <littlebird108

10. Re: Spiritual Name Question

"Cy Barrette" <barrette545

11. Re: the yoga of sex and violence

Bernadette Ferguson <ferguson8us

12. RE: Re:monodiet.......kichari

"littlebird108" <littlebird108

13. RE: Re: Spiritual Name Question

"littlebird108" <littlebird108

14. Spiritual Names sounding the same

"Kelly ~~*~~" <kurij

15. RE: Re: Spiritual Name Question

mgb <mgbaraybar

16. Re: Unconscious Fears

"Gururattan K.Khalsa" <rattanak

17. Re: Spiritual Names sounding the same

"Satguru Singh" <satgurusingh

18. RE: Re: Spiritual Name Question

"Satguru Singh" <satgurusingh

19. Re: KY/Tao Integration

"Gururattan K.Khalsa" <rattanak

20. Re: Spiritual Names sounding the same

"ca95965" <ca95965

21. Re: Spiritual Names sounding the same

"Kelly ~~*~~" <kurij

22. Re: Spiritual Names sounding the same

lotusflower1023

23. Re: Unconscious Fears

naturesher

24. YB address

mgb <mgbaraybar

25. Re: Unconscious Fears

"Gururattan K.Khalsa" <rattanak

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Message: 1

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 07:59:14 -0400

"Dharam Singh Khalsa" <dharam

Re: Re:monodiet.......kichari

This is a total food. One can live well on it. It is a very healing food. I

can't address the issue of doshas with respect to anything other than

Kundalini. Us Kundalini Yogis are exciting the fire whereas the Hatha folk

are not. Kundalini yogis don't push celibacy unless you are not married and

if you are married you'll need/want to keep stoking those flames to keep up.

We are also a "get on with it" kind of culture which means onion, garlic and

ginger are very helpful. It gives you that drive that can be translated into

success in all areas of your life.....A saint in action. By the way, it's

ginger than helps your system handle the extra "jing" that the onion and

garlic bring to your nature. If you are trying to be celibate than eating

this combo will be "raising the bar" a bunch. ALSO, this recipe in terms of

ph, is balanced. The beans and rice are slightly acid while the veggies

bring the alkalinity.

If you have a lot of heat already then may want to back off on the

peppers and ginger. If you are not transmuting the sexual energy brought on

by this food then you may want to raise the level of ginger in relation to

the onion/garlic. In summer you may want to lessen the the Trinity Root

altogether. Certainly by winter you'll want the "full on" effect. There are

a couple of variations of this recipe, one where there are no onions and

garlic at all.

I look forward to my bowl of Kichari. It is very tasteful and helps balance

out my Chunky Monkey addiction.

Hope that helps.

Dharam

>m <sideways8

>Kundaliniyoga

><Kundaliniyoga>

> Re:monodiet.......kichari

>Tue, 28 Aug 2001 22:48:08 -0700

>

>HI Dharam,

>

>Thanks for the recipe...I was wondering though, if a person would be using

>this as a monofast would it still be ok to use all the

>vegetables...according to some ayurveda books I have read, they say that

>if you are trying to purify or balance your doshas that you should not use

>vegetables in the kichadi..they even say not to use onions or garlic,

>mainly

>I have used turmeric, cardamon, ginger, coriander, cumin and hing (I think

>that is it) and a little ghee...what do you think about this? your recipe

>sounds really great---alot less boring than the one I have been using...

>However, I am mainly concerned about the condition of my health so taste is

>secondary....please though, let me know what you think..thanks again,

>michelle

>

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> - Yogi Bhajan

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Message: 2

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 13:33:42 +0100

N Costa <n.costa

Re:A Question of Breathing

Hi

Mouth breathing may be used for certain specific exercises, but yogic

breathing is generally done through the nose. Normal everyday breathing

should

be also done through the nose, which warms and filters the air before it

reaches your throat.

There are also special functions associated with each nostril. Breathing

through the left nostril is calming and stimulates the right side of the

brain. The right nostril is energising and stimulates the left side of the

brain. Alternate nostril breathing gives you balance.

N.

>

> Message: 5

> Tue, 28 Aug 2001 21:37:07 -0000

> supertriangel

> A Question of Breathing

>

> Hello,

>

> Does anyone seem to know the differences between

> breathing thru the mouth and the nose? Is this secret

> information or something? I have two KY videos. In one, when

> we do the grinding exercise one teacher has us breathe in

> and out thru the nose while in the other video, a different

> teacher has us breathe in and out thru the mouth. Maybe it

> just really does not matter that much. Does it?

>

> Thanks for your help!

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Message: 3

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 13:15:46 +0000

"Kelly ~~*~~" <kurij

Spiritual Name Question

Hello,

A few months ago, about 2 1/2 to be specific, I sent my request to Yogi

Bhajan for my spiritual name. I haven't received anything since and I am

curious to know the length of time that it usually takes to receive this. I

hope I don't seem impatient, but the reason I ask is that if I should have

received something by now, then perhaps the letter never actually reached

him. Does anyone have any insight to this?

Sat Nam,

No Name

(kelly...

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Message: 4

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 13:54:35 +0200

<robertocagliero

Subject:

I recently read about an archeological site in Africa, Great Zimbabwe. The

author links the shape of the Mumbahuru

(Great Enclosure) at Great Zimbabwe to Kundalini. I don't know how

well-researched is the article, but the idea is quite intriguing. I wonder

if anybody knows about this and can confirm what the author says.

The text is available at the following page:

http://www.cecilrhodes.net/zimbabwe1.html

Roberto

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Message: 5

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 10:52:13 EDT

naturesher

Re: Unconscious Fears

Dear Gururattan Kaur,

Good Morning! I, again last nite, had the wonderful sensation of

Kundalini moving up my body. The other nite when this happened, it started

with an intense buzzing in the feet, and what appeared to be mandalas

everchanging before my eyes. Last night, the feeling seemed to be much more

concentrated in the chest and upwards, although strangely, my feet did start

buzzing at one time. As this energy worked its way through my throat, which

would feel rather constricted or something hard to describe, it would reach

my face. My lips would feel as though they were numb and there was pressure

in the ears. I kept feeling as though I should "do" something. Like quit

breathing through my nose, or open my mouth or vibrate a note (I mentioned

before that I have awakened myself vibrate a note) or just something I was

supposed to be doing. The kalidescope of shapes continue the whole time.

And

then there is an intense constricting or some type of anji pressure. And

then ego steps in and I "think". And then I can't quit thinking, and slowly

the feelings drain away. They can be recaptured and started again, but it

is

very intense and I have just let the feeling flow away.

As I have had a couple of charka "blowouts" that were unpleasant, is it

possible I am unconsciously "stopping the process? This is an intensely

wonderful feeling, as though there is something alive and sentient moving

through your body, and I don't wish to stop the flow. Is there a proper

mantra I could do to focus so I would not thing?

I don't know if this is related, but also I am awaking very much with one

of my legs bent and tucked up under my buttocks; also a deire to keep arms

straight out with fingers separated. A lot of heat in hands.

I am so sorry this is so long, but there seems to be so many things

happening at once, I just can't seem to find it all in my books. Any

instruction or explanation would be greatly appreciated.

Sat Nam

Lightworker

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Message: 6

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 15:08:35 -0000

supertriangel

Re: Spiritual Name Question

Can anyone write to YB for a name or what are the requirements and

what does it mean to have one? Why is it needed? I usually think of

people getting a new name when they take vows and join a monastery.

Does YB make one up or is it already one of the names of your soul?

How come so many of them sound so much alike????

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Message: 7

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 11:22:56 EDT

lotusflower1023

Re: Re: Spiritual Name Question

I think most people get their new names when they take Amrit, which is

taking vows to become a Sikh. But I have heard of yoga students with Sikh

names. I believe Yogi Bajan gets these names from the Sikh Holy Book,

written by the 10 Gurus called the Siri Guru Granth Sahib. I know for my

name Jasjit Kaur, he went to a page in the book (according to my father Guru

Das Singh), and picked a name from that page. It might also have to do with

your birthdate (though I am not sure of that). I have no idea how things

work these days, but I think Yogi Bajan used to give names to those who

sincerely asked. Does anyone know if this is still the case? I have not

been in touch with the Sikh community really since I was 12 accept for my

parents.

I hope this answers some of your questions,

Jazz (Jasjit Kaur)

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Message: 8

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 08:58:54 -0700 (PDT)

Bernadette Ferguson <ferguson8us

Re: the yoga of sex and violence

Sat Nam Seva and Everyone,

What KY set/mantra can you do for proctection against

acts of violence? I am worried about my son who is

being threatned by his girlfriend's former jealous

boyfriend.

Thank you

Bernie

--- mark terrell <mark.terrell wrote:

> Recently I was sitting in a hospital emergency room

> for 8 hours. I was

> amazed by how many people were being admitted as the

> result of violence

> they, or someone else, had chosen to commit. When I

> returned home I

> watched a movie, The Mexican. In that movie, Julie

> Roberts - the girl

> next door, and Brad Pitt - the boy next door, both

> killed somebody. It

> made me think, what is this cult of violence and

> killing? Murder, or

> being party to a murder (except in extraordinary

> circumstances), is a

> major karmic downfall. How different the world would

> be if violence and

> killing was simply not an option. I believe it is

> the technology of

> kundalini yoga and naam simran that can go a long

> way to ultimately

> bringing this about. If much of male violence is

> sexual energy run amok,

> this lower chakra energy can be channeled through

> yoga practice. If much

> of female violence is abuse of the word, the word

> can come from the

> heart when the fourth and fifth chakras have been

> opened. If indeed

> violence is an impulse, it can be checked by naam

> simran. One's soul,

> forever in union with God, will rarely allow such an

> impulse to be acted

> upon. Love and wisdom is a force so much greater

> than anger and sexual

> domination and perversion. When people finally

> realize this, what a

> world it can be? In my mind this is the blessing and

> destiny of

> kundalini yoga and meditation in North America.

>

> Seva Simran

>

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Message: 9

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 11:07:56 -0400

"littlebird108" <littlebird108

RE: Spiritual Name Question

I remember it took a long time for me to recieve mine. I think it was

atleast three months. So, hang in there. I found that mine seemed to come

at just the right time when it did finally arrive. I don't think there is

anything wrong with being anxious for spiritual insight into out lives!

Love Always,

littlebird Leslie

AKA Guru Chiter Kaur (princess who holds the image of the Guru in her mind)

>

> Kelly ~~*~~ [kurij]

> Wednesday, August 29, 2001 9:16 AM

> Kundaliniyoga

> Spiritual Name Question

>

> Hello,

>

> A few months ago, about 2 1/2 to be specific, I sent my request to Yogi

> Bhajan for my spiritual name. I haven't received anything since and I am

> curious to know the length of time that it usually takes to

> receive this. I

> hope I don't seem impatient, but the reason I ask is that if I

> should have

> received something by now, then perhaps the letter never actually reached

> him. Does anyone have any insight to this?

>

> Sat Nam,

> No Name

>

> (kelly...

>

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Message: 10

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 10:32:00 -0400

"Cy Barrette" <barrette545

Re: Spiritual Name Question

I requested for mine in April 2001 and received in July 2001.. hope this

helps...

Spiritual Name Question

> Hello,

>

> A few months ago, about 2 1/2 to be specific, I sent my request to Yogi

> Bhajan for my spiritual name. I haven't received anything since and I am

> curious to know the length of time that it usually takes to receive this.

I

> hope I don't seem impatient, but the reason I ask is that if I should have

> received something by now, then perhaps the letter never actually reached

> him. Does anyone have any insight to this?

>

> Sat Nam,

> No Name

>

> (kelly...

>

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>

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Message: 11

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 08:58:54 -0700 (PDT)

Bernadette Ferguson <ferguson8us

Re: the yoga of sex and violence

Sat Nam Seva and Everyone,

What KY set/mantra can you do for proctection against

acts of violence? I am worried about my son who is

being threatned by his girlfriend's former jealous

boyfriend.

Thank you

Bernie

--- mark terrell <mark.terrell wrote:

> Recently I was sitting in a hospital emergency room

> for 8 hours. I was

> amazed by how many people were being admitted as the

> result of violence

> they, or someone else, had chosen to commit. When I

> returned home I

> watched a movie, The Mexican. In that movie, Julie

> Roberts - the girl

> next door, and Brad Pitt - the boy next door, both

> killed somebody. It

> made me think, what is this cult of violence and

> killing? Murder, or

> being party to a murder (except in extraordinary

> circumstances), is a

> major karmic downfall. How different the world would

> be if violence and

> killing was simply not an option. I believe it is

> the technology of

> kundalini yoga and naam simran that can go a long

> way to ultimately

> bringing this about. If much of male violence is

> sexual energy run amok,

> this lower chakra energy can be channeled through

> yoga practice. If much

> of female violence is abuse of the word, the word

> can come from the

> heart when the fourth and fifth chakras have been

> opened. If indeed

> violence is an impulse, it can be checked by naam

> simran. One's soul,

> forever in union with God, will rarely allow such an

> impulse to be acted

> upon. Love and wisdom is a force so much greater

> than anger and sexual

> domination and perversion. When people finally

> realize this, what a

> world it can be? In my mind this is the blessing and

> destiny of

> kundalini yoga and meditation in North America.

>

> Seva Simran

>

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Message: 12

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 11:07:55 -0400

"littlebird108" <littlebird108

RE: Re:monodiet.......kichari

Sat Nam,

There are many different ways you can make khitchri. For balance, I can

share one that doesn't include garlic and onions. I know the 3ho folks

generally like them, but I never have, and when I began practicing yoga I

opted for the more satvic diet. If you are interested in it, consult the

Hare Krishna's also known as the "Kitchen religion", they really know how to

cook. I think Satsang Kaur explained the difference in one of her posts as

the non garlic and onions diet being a more meditation based diet as opposed

to active yoga. Garlic and onions are very ragisic, promoting passion, and

personally I think they really cover up the taste in foods. It is so hard

to find vegetarian cook books that don't use gobs of them, I just find them

too gross. I get plenty when I eat out anyway (keeps me able to communicate

with the general public, though I have completely obstained from eating them

for awhile, too). _The Peaceful Cook_ is a non sectarian one that is really

simple and great and organized according to seasons. I am married, but do

not feel onions and garlic are necessary to "stoke the flames". I admit

increasing passion is not my goal, as I believe passion leads to anger.

Instead I aim to increase purity and devotion which help me advance on my

spiritual path. I don't find I have a lack of motivation or anything.

Oh, and asafetida is a substitute for onions.

So, for my favorite Khitchri recipe from _The Hare Krishna Book of

Vegetarian Cooking_:

1 cup (200g) mung dal, splitpeas, or whole mung beans

1 1/2 cups meduim or long-grained rice

1/2 cauliflower, washed and separated into small flowerets

3tbs ghee or vegetable oil

2tsp cumin seeds

4 medium-sized tomatoes, washed and quartered

2 fresh chillies, seeded and minced

2tsp grated fresh ginger

1tsp ground cumin

1/2tsp asafetida (hing)

7 cups water

2tsp salt

2tsp turmeric

4 medium sized potatoes, washed, peeled (I don't peel them), and cubed

3tbs lemon juice

2tbs butter

1/2 ground pepper

Pick through the dal and wash it together with the rice. Let drain.

Meanwhile, wash, trim, and cut the vegetables. Heat the ghee or vegetable

oil and fry the cumin seeds, chillies and ginger. After they sizzle for a

minute, toss in the ground cumin and the asafetida. After a few seconds,

put in the diced potatoes and the flowerets of cauliflower. Turn the

vegetables with a spoon for 4 to 5 minutes until they become flecked with

brown spots. Now add the drained dal and rice and stir-fry for one minute.

Pour in the water. Add the salt, turmeric, and tomatoes, and bring to a

full boil over high heat. Reduce to low heat and cook with the pot

partially covered for 30 to 40 minutes (if you use mung beans, cook a little

more; split peas a little less; more with long grained rice; 20 minutes more

with brown rice) until the dal is soft and fully cooked. Stir once or twice

in the beginning to prevent the rice from sticking to the bottom of the pot.

Finally squeeze the lemon juice over the khitchri, put the butter on top,

and simmer iover low heat until the grains have absorbed all the liquid.

Season with the pepper. Mix all the ingredients gently but quickly with a

fork.

Offer to God and enjoy.

Love Always,

littlebird Leslie

>

> m [sideways8]

> Wednesday, August 29, 2001 1:48 AM

> Kundaliniyoga

> Re:monodiet.......kichari

>

> HI Dharam,

>

> Thanks for the recipe...I was wondering though, if a person would be using

> this as a monofast would it still be ok to use all the

> vegetables...according to some ayurveda books I have read, they say that

> if you are trying to purify or balance your doshas that you should not use

> vegetables in the kichadi..they even say not to use onions or

> garlic, mainly

> I have used turmeric, cardamon, ginger, coriander, cumin and hing (I think

> that is it) and a little ghee...what do you think about this? your recipe

> sounds really great---alot less boring than the one I have been using...

> However, I am mainly concerned about the condition of my health

> so taste is

> secondary....please though, let me know what you think..thanks again,

> michelle

>

> "OUR DESTINY IS TO BE HAPPY"

> - Yogi Bhajan

>

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Message: 13

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 11:53:16 -0400

"littlebird108" <littlebird108

RE: Re: Spiritual Name Question

Yes, Yogi Bhajan does give names to whoever sincerely asks. It is

considered helpful in that it is supposed to a personal mantra to point you

or awaken you to your true nature. I was told that he uses astrology,

numerology, and handwriting anaylsis, as well as intuition of course. I

know there are web pages out there with the address to write to and

information to provide (birth date for example). I just sent away for mine

to deepen my spiritual understanding. I also know that some just ask him if

they see him at a lecture or something and he just tells them. So it seems

he may use whatever technique seems right at the time.

Love Always,

littlebird Leslie

AKA Guru Chiter Kaur

>

> lotusflower1023 [lotusflower1023]

> Wednesday, August 29, 2001 11:23 AM

> Kundaliniyoga

> Re: Re: Spiritual Name Question

>

> I think most people get their new names when they take Amrit,

> which is taking vows to become a Sikh. But I have heard of yoga

> students with Sikh names. I believe Yogi Bajan gets these names

> from the Sikh Holy Book, written by the 10 Gurus called the Siri

> Guru Granth Sahib. I know for my name Jasjit Kaur, he went to a

> page in the book (according to my father Guru Das Singh), and

> picked a name from that page. It might also have to do with your

> birthdate (though I am not sure of that). I have no idea how

> things work these days, but I think Yogi Bajan used to give names

> to those who sincerely asked. Does anyone know if this is still

> the case? I have not been in touch with the Sikh community

> really since I was 12 accept for my parents.

>

> I hope this answers some of your questions,

>

> Jazz (Jasjit Kaur)

>

> "OUR DESTINY IS TO BE HAPPY"

> - Yogi Bhajan

>

> You can UNSUBSCRIBE from this list at the Groups Member

> Center (My Groups), or send mail to

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Message: 14

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 16:49:22 +0000

"Kelly ~~*~~" <kurij

Spiritual Names sounding the same

Someone asked about why so many of the names sound the same...well..to my

understanding, the name Kaur is only for women and means "princess", while

the name Singh is only for men and means "prince", while the name Khalsa

means that you have taken up the Sikh faith. I also think that Khalsa only

applies to North American Sikhs, but I'm not positive on that one.

As far as the first name goes...I find them to all be rather unique.

Especially when you look at how common many names are in America. When I

was in grade school, there were 4 "kelly"s in my class, including me.

If I'm wrong about the above, someone please correct me!!

sat name,

Kelly

p.s. thanks for the insight into my impatience.

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Message: 15

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 11:05:13 -0700 (PDT)

mgb <mgbaraybar

RE: Re: Spiritual Name Question

Sat Nam to all,

may I ask where I can find the address for YB and what I

need to include in this letter?

thank u

love light peace,

maria

--- littlebird108 <littlebird108 wrote:

>

> Yes, Yogi Bhajan does give names to whoever sincerely

> asks. It is

> considered helpful in that it is supposed to a personal

> mantra to point you

> or awaken you to your true nature. I was told that he

> uses astrology,

> numerology, and handwriting anaylsis, as well as

> intuition of course. I

> know there are web pages out there with the address to

> write to and

> information to provide (birth date for example). I just

> sent away for mine

> to deepen my spiritual understanding. I also know that

> some just ask him if

> they see him at a lecture or something and he just tells

> them. So it seems

> he may use whatever technique seems right at the time.

>

> Love Always,

>

> littlebird Leslie

> AKA Guru Chiter Kaur

>

> >

> > lotusflower1023

> [lotusflower1023]

> > Wednesday, August 29, 2001 11:23 AM

> > Kundaliniyoga

> > Re: Re: Spiritual Name

> Question

> >

> > I think most people get their new names when they take

> Amrit,

> > which is taking vows to become a Sikh. But I have

> heard of yoga

> > students with Sikh names. I believe Yogi Bajan gets

> these names

> > from the Sikh Holy Book, written by the 10 Gurus called

> the Siri

> > Guru Granth Sahib. I know for my name Jasjit Kaur, he

> went to a

> > page in the book (according to my father Guru Das

> Singh), and

> > picked a name from that page. It might also have to do

> with your

> > birthdate (though I am not sure of that). I have no

> idea how

> > things work these days, but I think Yogi Bajan used to

> give names

> > to those who sincerely asked. Does anyone know if this

> is still

> > the case? I have not been in touch with the Sikh

> community

> > really since I was 12 accept for my parents.

> >

> > I hope this answers some of your questions,

> >

> > Jazz (Jasjit Kaur)

> >

> > "OUR DESTINY IS TO BE HAPPY"

> > - Yogi Bhajan

> >

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> Member

> > Center (My Groups), or send mail to

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> >

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> >

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> on

> > Kundalini Yoga & Meditation. Also Meditation & Mantra

> CDs.

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Message: 16

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 12:21:38 -0700

"Gururattan K.Khalsa" <rattanak

Re: Unconscious Fears

Dear Lightworker,

Just be with the experience and the sensations. Being is an art we must all

perfect. It is the thinking and doing that stop the exerience, as you have

explained. Even doing a mantra is doing. So cultivate being to prolong and

integrate the experience. If it gets too intense then stop being so present

and it will subside and probably dissappear too.

Sat Nam,

Gururattan Kaur

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Message: 17

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 13:49:16 -0500

"Satguru Singh" <satgurusingh

Re: Spiritual Names sounding the same

Sat Nam Ji everyone:

Im new in this list, I live in México and Im a K.Y. Instructor so please

forgive my english if I write something incorrect. Im also a Sikh and I have

been reading this message about Spiritual Names so Im going to tell what I

know.

Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the last human Guru of the Sikhs, create the Khalsa

(Khalsa means pure one). A Khalsa is a Sikh that is baptized or "take the

vows" as some of you said. A Khalsa can be an Indian, an American, a

Brazilian, etc. Khalsa does not belong to a country, Khalsa is universal.

Siri Singh Sahib (Yogi Bhajan) gives to us spiritual names to have like a

path to follow, a guide of what you should do in this life, everytime that

someone call you by your spiritual name is reminding you your path and the

person you have to be. Sikhs in east get their names from the Siri Guru

Granth Sahib, as soon as the mother can go out, the family go to the

Gurdwara and humbly ask Siri Guru Granth Sahib for guidence, then open the

Guru on a random page and look for the first letter of the Hukam, then that

letter is taken, the parents choose a name that begins with that letter.

Guru Gobind Singh said that every sikh woman should be Kaur (Princess) and

every sikh man should be Singh (Lion). There are many names but we, in west

have the unique chance of get our name from Yogi Bhajan. ¿How does he get

your name? as some of you said he uses many techniques and give to us a

unique name that could be same to others bur believe me, it is a real sweet

chance. In every case the names that Yogi Ji gives are always in the Siri

Guru Grant Sahib.

A spiritual name is a serious thing, I have also a legal name (here in

Mexico you cant change your name that easy), but the thing is, why ask a

spiritual name when you will keep living as "Jhon Smith"? If you ask a

spiritual name then live it!

Thanks for reading this, and again, Im really sorry about my english.

Humbly.

Satguru Singh

>"Kelly ~~*~~" Kundaliniyoga To:

>Kundaliniyoga Spiritual Names

>sounding the same Wed, 29 Aug 2001 16:49:22 +0000

>

>Someone asked about why so many of the names sound the same...well..to my

>understanding, the name Kaur is only for women and means "princess", while

>the name Singh is only for men and means "prince", while the name Khalsa

>means that you have taken up the Sikh faith. I also think that Khalsa only

>applies to North American Sikhs, but I'm not positive on that one. As far

>as the first name goes...I find them to all be rather unique. Especially

>when you look at how common many names are in America. When I was in grade

>school, there were 4 "kelly"s in my class, including me.

>

>If I'm wrong about the above, someone please correct me!!

>

>sat name, Kelly

>

>p.s. thanks for the insight into my impatience.

>

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Message: 18

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 13:54:50 -0500

"Satguru Singh" <satgurusingh

RE: Re: Spiritual Name Question

Sat Nam:

Yogi Bhajan website is:

http://www.yogibhajan.com

For more information about sikh way of life:

http://www.sikhnet.com

Satguru

>mgb <mgbaraybar

>Kundaliniyoga

>RE: Re: Spiritual Name Question

>Wed, 29 Aug 2001 11:05:13 -0700 (PDT)

>

>Sat Nam to all,

>may I ask where I can find the address for YB and what I

>need to include in this letter?

>

>thank u

>love light peace,

>maria

>

>--- littlebird108 <littlebird108 wrote:

> >

> > Yes, Yogi Bhajan does give names to whoever sincerely

> > asks. It is

> > considered helpful in that it is supposed to a personal

> > mantra to point you

> > or awaken you to your true nature. I was told that he

> > uses astrology,

> > numerology, and handwriting anaylsis, as well as

> > intuition of course. I

> > know there are web pages out there with the address to

> > write to and

> > information to provide (birth date for example). I just

> > sent away for mine

> > to deepen my spiritual understanding. I also know that

> > some just ask him if

> > they see him at a lecture or something and he just tells

> > them. So it seems

> > he may use whatever technique seems right at the time.

> >

> > Love Always,

> >

> > littlebird Leslie

> > AKA Guru Chiter Kaur

> >

> > >

> > > lotusflower1023

> > [lotusflower1023]

> > > Wednesday, August 29, 2001 11:23 AM

> > > Kundaliniyoga

> > > Re: Re: Spiritual Name

> > Question

> > >

> > > I think most people get their new names when they take

> > Amrit,

> > > which is taking vows to become a Sikh. But I have

> > heard of yoga

> > > students with Sikh names. I believe Yogi Bajan gets

> > these names

> > > from the Sikh Holy Book, written by the 10 Gurus called

> > the Siri

> > > Guru Granth Sahib. I know for my name Jasjit Kaur, he

> > went to a

> > > page in the book (according to my father Guru Das

> > Singh), and

> > > picked a name from that page. It might also have to do

> > with your

> > > birthdate (though I am not sure of that). I have no

> > idea how

> > > things work these days, but I think Yogi Bajan used to

> > give names

> > > to those who sincerely asked. Does anyone know if this

> > is still

> > > the case? I have not been in touch with the Sikh

> > community

> > > really since I was 12 accept for my parents.

> > >

> > > I hope this answers some of your questions,

> > >

> > > Jazz (Jasjit Kaur)

> > >

> > > "OUR DESTINY IS TO BE HAPPY"

> > > - Yogi Bhajan

> > >

> > > You can UNSUBSCRIBE from this list at the Groups

> > Member

> > > Center (My Groups), or send mail to

> > > Kundaliniyoga

> > > NO UNSUBSCRIBE REQUESTS TO THE LIST PLEASE!

> > > WEB SITE: kundalini yoga

> > >

> > > KUNDALINI YOGA ON-LINE TRAINING. Details from

> > > kundalini yogaclasses.html

> > >

> > > Sponsored by YOGA TECHNOLOGY - Practical Books & Videos

> > on

> > > Kundalini Yoga & Meditation. Also Meditation & Mantra

> > CDs.

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Message: 19

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 12:26:48 -0700

"Gururattan K.Khalsa" <rattanak

Re: KY/Tao Integration

Sat Nam,

> I stand corrected. The book I was thinking of is "Jewel in the Lotus" the

Tantric Path to Higher Consciousness, that deals alot with integrating

Kundalini Yoga (it appears) and the "Eastern" techniques of stimulating and

circulating sexual energy. I"m guessing this would be defined as Red Tantric

Yoga.

Yes. This is a good book.

> The book I mentioned," The Tao of Love and Sex" is an outstanding little

book that describes the sexual techniques and attitudes of the traditional

Chinese Taoists.

> Both books are excellent!!

Sounds good too. The combination is useful.

Sat Nam,

Gururattan Kaur

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Message: 20

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 12:21:19 -0700

"ca95965" <ca95965

Re: Spiritual Names sounding the same

Dear Satguru Singh,

I want to thank you for the information and also to compliment you on your

English. It is excellent. I wish as many Americans were as articulate.

Mary

-

Satguru Singh

Kundaliniyoga

Wednesday, August 29, 2001 11:49 AM

Re: Spiritual Names sounding the same

Sat Nam Ji everyone:

Im new in this list, I live in México and Im a K.Y. Instructor so please

forgive my english if I write something incorrect. Im also a Sikh and I

have

been reading this message about Spiritual Names so Im going to tell what I

know.

______________________

Message: 21

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 19:25:24 +0000

"Kelly ~~*~~" <kurij

Re: Spiritual Names sounding the same

Thanks for clarifying that information... I was a little off but not too

much.

k.

///(*_*)\\\

>"Satguru Singh" <satgurusingh

>Kundaliniyoga

>Re: Spiritual Names sounding the same

>Wed, 29 Aug 2001 13:49:16 -0500

>

>Sat Nam Ji everyone:

>Im new in this list, I live in México and Im a K.Y. Instructor so please

>forgive my english if I write something incorrect. Im also a Sikh and I

>have

>been reading this message about Spiritual Names so Im going to tell what I

>know.

>

>Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the last human Guru of the Sikhs, create the Khalsa

>(Khalsa means pure one). A Khalsa is a Sikh that is baptized or "take the

>vows" as some of you said. A Khalsa can be an Indian, an American, a

>Brazilian, etc. Khalsa does not belong to a country, Khalsa is universal.

>Siri Singh Sahib (Yogi Bhajan) gives to us spiritual names to have like a

>path to follow, a guide of what you should do in this life, everytime that

>someone call you by your spiritual name is reminding you your path and the

>person you have to be. Sikhs in east get their names from the Siri Guru

>Granth Sahib, as soon as the mother can go out, the family go to the

>Gurdwara and humbly ask Siri Guru Granth Sahib for guidence, then open the

>Guru on a random page and look for the first letter of the Hukam, then that

>letter is taken, the parents choose a name that begins with that letter.

>

>Guru Gobind Singh said that every sikh woman should be Kaur (Princess) and

>every sikh man should be Singh (Lion). There are many names but we, in west

>have the unique chance of get our name from Yogi Bhajan. ¿How does he get

>your name? as some of you said he uses many techniques and give to us a

>unique name that could be same to others bur believe me, it is a real sweet

>chance. In every case the names that Yogi Ji gives are always in the Siri

>Guru Grant Sahib.

>

>A spiritual name is a serious thing, I have also a legal name (here in

>Mexico you cant change your name that easy), but the thing is, why ask a

>spiritual name when you will keep living as "Jhon Smith"? If you ask a

>spiritual name then live it!

>

>Thanks for reading this, and again, Im really sorry about my english.

>Humbly.

>Satguru Singh

>

> >"Kelly ~~*~~" Kundaliniyoga To:

> >Kundaliniyoga Spiritual Names

> >sounding the same Wed, 29 Aug 2001 16:49:22 +0000

> >

> >Someone asked about why so many of the names sound the same...well..to my

> >understanding, the name Kaur is only for women and means "princess",

>while

> >the name Singh is only for men and means "prince", while the name Khalsa

> >means that you have taken up the Sikh faith. I also think that Khalsa

>only

> >applies to North American Sikhs, but I'm not positive on that one. As far

> >as the first name goes...I find them to all be rather unique. Especially

> >when you look at how common many names are in America. When I was in

>grade

> >school, there were 4 "kelly"s in my class, including me.

> >

> >If I'm wrong about the above, someone please correct me!!

> >

> >sat name, Kelly

> >

> >p.s. thanks for the insight into my impatience.

> >

> >_______________ Get

>your

> >FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

> >

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> >

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> >Groups), or send mail to Kundaliniyoga NO

> >UNSUBSCRIBE REQUESTS TO THE LIST PLEASE! WEB SITE:

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> >

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> >

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>&

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> >

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Message: 22

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 15:45:02 EDT

lotusflower1023

Re: Spiritual Names sounding the same

Thanks so much SatGuru Singh. That was a beautiful explanation, it was

similar to what I had been taught, but I had never heard this explained so

clearly and precisely. I suppose we should all follow the path of our

spiritual names. One Who Wins the Favor or One Who Wins was my given path.

That means great things for me I hope.

Sincerely,

Jazz (Jasjit Kaur)

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Message: 23

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 17:12:06 EDT

naturesher

Re: Unconscious Fears

Gururattan Kaur,

Thank you so very much for your direction and assistance.

Sat Nam

Lightworker

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Message: 24

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 15:14:29 -0700 (PDT)

mgb <mgbaraybar

YB address

Sat nam, hello, the website for YB doesnt come up.

love light peace,

maria

--- Satguru Singh <satgurusingh wrote:

> Sat Nam:

>

> Yogi Bhajan website is:

> http://www.yogibhajan.com

>

> For more information about sikh way of life:

> http://www.sikhnet.com

>

> Satguru

>

> >mgb <mgbaraybar

> >Kundaliniyoga

> >RE: Re: Spiritual Name Question

> >Wed, 29 Aug 2001 11:05:13 -0700 (PDT)

> >

> >Sat Nam to all,

> >may I ask where I can find the address for YB and what I

> >need to include in this letter?

> >

> >thank u

> >love light peace,

> >maria

> >

> >--- littlebird108 <littlebird108 wrote:

> > >

> > > Yes, Yogi Bhajan does give names to whoever sincerely

> > > asks. It is

> > > considered helpful in that it is supposed to a

> personal

> > > mantra to point you

> > > or awaken you to your true nature. I was told that

> he

> > > uses astrology,

> > > numerology, and handwriting anaylsis, as well as

> > > intuition of course. I

> > > know there are web pages out there with the address

> to

> > > write to and

> > > information to provide (birth date for example). I

> just

> > > sent away for mine

> > > to deepen my spiritual understanding. I also know

> that

> > > some just ask him if

> > > they see him at a lecture or something and he just

> tells

> > > them. So it seems

> > > he may use whatever technique seems right at the

> time.

> > >

> > > Love Always,

> > >

> > > littlebird Leslie

> > > AKA Guru Chiter Kaur

> > >

> > > >

> > > > lotusflower1023

> > > [lotusflower1023]

> > > > Wednesday, August 29, 2001 11:23 AM

> > > > Kundaliniyoga

> > > > Re: Re: Spiritual Name

> > > Question

> > > >

> > > > I think most people get their new names when they

> take

> > > Amrit,

> > > > which is taking vows to become a Sikh. But I have

> > > heard of yoga

> > > > students with Sikh names. I believe Yogi Bajan

> gets

> > > these names

> > > > from the Sikh Holy Book, written by the 10 Gurus

> called

> > > the Siri

> > > > Guru Granth Sahib. I know for my name Jasjit Kaur,

> he

> > > went to a

> > > > page in the book (according to my father Guru Das

> > > Singh), and

> > > > picked a name from that page. It might also have

> to do

> > > with your

> > > > birthdate (though I am not sure of that). I have

> no

> > > idea how

> > > > things work these days, but I think Yogi Bajan used

> to

> > > give names

> > > > to those who sincerely asked. Does anyone know if

> this

> > > is still

> > > > the case? I have not been in touch with the Sikh

> > > community

> > > > really since I was 12 accept for my parents.

> > > >

> > > > I hope this answers some of your questions,

> > > >

> > > > Jazz (Jasjit Kaur)

> > > >

> > > > "OUR DESTINY IS TO BE HAPPY"

> > > > - Yogi Bhajan

> > > >

> > > > You can UNSUBSCRIBE from this list at the

> Groups

> > > Member

> > > > Center (My Groups), or send mail to

> > > > Kundaliniyoga

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> > > > WEB SITE: kundalini yoga

> > > >

> > > > KUNDALINI YOGA ON-LINE TRAINING. Details from

> > > > kundalini yogaclasses.html

> > > >

> > > > Sponsored by YOGA TECHNOLOGY - Practical Books &

> Videos

> > > on

> > > > Kundalini Yoga & Meditation. Also Meditation &

> Mantra

> > > CDs.

> > >

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Message: 25

Wed, 29 Aug 2001 15:50:31 -0700

"Gururattan K.Khalsa" <rattanak

Re: Unconscious Fears

Sat nam,

You are most welcome. I would summarize as be more light and do less work.

Blessings,

Gururattan Kaur

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August 29, 2001

Re: Spiritual Name

Sat Nam...I was under the impression that Yogi Bhajan meditated on the

person requesting the name and then named them according to their life path

or destiny.