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hi everybody,

I am melanie.39yrs.I live near orlando and am going to school to become an

acupuncturist.

Instead of Qigong, I have decided to use Kundalini yoga as a path to harmonise

the

qi force withing my bodies and my enviroment while hoping to maintain a supple

youthfulness

of flex ability, peace and enlightenment on the path to my God. I have chosen

kundalini

yoga because as at age 7-18 I practiced hatha yoga and enjoyed it greatly.

having

learned of the kundalini method, I jump for the chance to improve all areas in

life,

to rid self of aches in joints and savouring some to help others so as to be a

more

affective acupuncturist.

I had allready purchased a book to begin my kundalini yoga experience prior

learning

of this group, so was wondering if anyone had heard of this book and what they

thought

of it for a beginner. (Kundalini Yoga for body mind and beyond by Ravi Singh).

any comments would be greatly appreciated,

thank so much,

melanie

 

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Sat Nam Melanie, just wanted to say welcome to the group!

love, light, peace,

maria.

 

 

 

melanie myers <meljomyerrs wrote: hi everybody,

I am melanie.39yrs.I live near orlando and am going to school to become an

acupuncturist.

Instead of Qigong, I have decided to use Kundalini yoga as a path to harmonise

the

qi force withing my bodies and my enviroment while hoping to maintain a supple

youthfulness

of flex ability, peace and enlightenment on the path to my God. I have chosen

kundalini

yoga because as at age 7-18 I practiced hatha yoga and enjoyed it greatly.

having

learned of the kundalini method, I jump for the chance to improve all areas in

life,

to rid self of aches in joints and savouring some to help others so as to be a

more

affective acupuncturist.

I had allready purchased a book to begin my kundalini yoga experience prior

learning

of this group, so was wondering if anyone had heard of this book and what they

thought

of it for a beginner. (Kundalini Yoga for body mind and beyond by Ravi Singh).

any comments would be greatly appreciated,

thank so much,

melanie

 

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Hi Melanie,

 

Welcome to the list. I also recieved my introduction to KY through

Ravi Singh, although it was a video (Fat Free Yoga). His instruction

gave me feelings that I had never felt in any previous martial arts

training, so I too chose the path of Kundalini Yoga. Although I am

not familiar with the book you mentioned, I am sure that Ravi has

infused it with a wonderful spirit that will help you begin your

journey. There are many good people on this list that can help you

also.

 

Did you give up your Chi Gong studies all together? I study Karate

and Yang Tai Chi and feel that they enhance my yoga.

 

Sat Nam,

Malcolm

 

Kundaliniyoga, melanie myers <meljomyerrs@a...> wrote:

> hi everybody,

> I am melanie.39yrs.I live near orlando and am going to school to

become an acupuncturist.

> Instead of Qigong, I have decided to use Kundalini yoga as a path

to harmonise the

> qi force withing my bodies and my enviroment while hoping to

maintain a supple youthfulness

> of flex ability, peace and enlightenment on the path to my God. I

have chosen kundalini

> yoga because as at age 7-18 I practiced hatha yoga and enjoyed it

greatly. having

> learned of the kundalini method, I jump for the chance to improve

all areas in life,

> to rid self of aches in joints and savouring some to help others so

as to be a more

> affective acupuncturist.

> I had allready purchased a book to begin my kundalini yoga

experience prior learning

> of this group, so was wondering if anyone had heard of this book

and what they thought

> of it for a beginner. (Kundalini Yoga for body mind and beyond by

Ravi Singh). any comments would be greatly appreciated,

> thank so much,

> melanie

>

> ___________

> For the most comprehensive Traditional Healthcare information

> on the Web, visit http://www.acupuncture.com today!

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Hi Melanie, Welcome

Do you know about the community in Altamonte Springs?

Also, are you familiar with the practice of Sat Nam Rasayan? It's the

application, you might say, of the Kundalini space. Residing in pure

awareness (Shushmana), a deep allowing so that healing can just happen without

your "doing" anything.

More later,

Dharam Singh (MA)

 

melanie myers wrote:

 

> hi everybody,

> I am melanie.39yrs.I live near orlando and am going to school to become an

acupuncturist.

> Instead of Qigong, I have decided to use Kundalini yoga as a path to harmonise

the

> qi force withing my bodies and my enviroment while hoping to maintain a supple

youthfulness

> of flex ability, peace and enlightenment on the path to my God. I have chosen

kundalini

> yoga because as at age 7-18 I practiced hatha yoga and enjoyed it greatly.

having

> learned of the kundalini method, I jump for the chance to improve all areas in

life,

> to rid self of aches in joints and savouring some to help others so as to be a

more

> affective acupuncturist.

> I had allready purchased a book to begin my kundalini yoga experience prior

learning

> of this group, so was wondering if anyone had heard of this book and what they

thought

> of it for a beginner. (Kundalini Yoga for body mind and beyond by Ravi Singh).

any comments would be greatly appreciated,

> thank so much,

> melanie

>

> ___________

> For the most comprehensive Traditional Healthcare information

> on the Web, visit http://www.acupuncture.com today!

>

>

> "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.

>

> Your use of is subject to

 

 

 

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Kundalini is not an energy, so to speak. It's a state of being. It's derived

from a balance of the prana energy and apana energy but it is beyond energy. Sat

Nam Rasayan is the practice applying that state of being as a tool. It is very

deep. You are not "doing" anything. You are not healing anyone. You are simply

creating a quality of space where release can happen and things can resolve and

reintegrate.

As far as yoga in Altamonte Springs, just look up the Khalsa in the local

directory. You must go there at least once. The ashram is so elegant!

We also have our Winter Solstice in Lake Wales. Big Tantric (white) yoga right

up to Christmas Eve.

You are in the place...plus you have Mickey!

Dharam

 

melanie myers wrote:

 

> Hi,

> I am unfamiliar with alot in the area of orlando especially north such as

altamonte springs as I only moved here about a year ago to go to school. I hear

winterpark and altamonte springs area has a wonderful enlightened arae. this is

definately a place where all the new age groups, self help classes, and

healthfood stores are located. not sure of any Kundalini clases in the area at

the present. especialy the south area, do you? what community are you talking

about? I am definately curious. I haven't heard of Sat Nam Rasayan, but will

check him out for sure. thank for the link.

> peace,

> melanie

>

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Hi Malcom,

these disciplines we seek are all just different personalities of the same great

life force we all come back to given time. I never really practiced Qi gong as

an art and don't really know that much in detail about it on an outer level but

inside my spirit and heart soar when mention of 'the great one light' that it is

so familiar with no matter what name it is given here on earth. I will be

looking into it eventually. there is a chance that by the time I graduate my

school will offer a class in it.I am glad you are utilizing what you feel is

good for you and not limiting yourself to only one of these disciplines. I plan

to also learn tai chi but not sure what form yet. one thing at a time depending

upon what the universe tosses towards me first.It is time I give Ravi a try.

thanks for the nice email.

melanie

 

 

On Mon, 03 September 2001, mrwagner wrote:

 

> Hi Melanie,

>

> Welcome to the list. I also recieved my introduction to KY through

> Ravi Singh, although it was a video (Fat Free Yoga). His instruction

> gave me feelings that I had never felt in any previous martial arts

> training, so I too chose the path of Kundalini Yoga. Although I am

> not familiar with the book you mentioned, I am sure that Ravi has

> infused it with a wonderful spirit that will help you begin your

> journey. There are many good people on this list that can help you

> also.

>

> Did you give up your Chi Gong studies all together? I study Karate

> and Yang Tai Chi and feel that they enhance my yoga.

>

> Sat Nam,

> Malcolm

>

 

 

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Hi Dharam,

I'll forgo mickey but am all up for going to visit an ashram. thanks for the

info. I'm not sure if I share your view on kundalini though. Are you talking

about a state of being as in meditation? I know this probably sounds dumb to

you, but please keep in mind I am new to this form of discipline; I believe it

is a state of 'Peace' which you talk of that when one finds it they no longer

have to search as the universe is open to them. I believe that it is the stiring

up of the kundalini fire(mother) up the base of the spine through pure or right

desire, love,and effort that brings it up to meet with the father (higher self)

and one attains peace in the process and hopefully perminant enlightenment.

 

>>You are simply creating a quality of space where release can happen and things

can resolve and reintegrate.

 

This sounds really nice though and I will check it out.

thankyou,

melanie

 

 

 

 

On Wed, 05 September 2001, Dharam Singh wrote:

 

> Kundalini is not an energy, so to speak. It's a state of being. It's derived

from a balance of the prana energy and apana energy but it is beyond energy. Sat

Nam Rasayan is the practice applying that state of being as a tool. It is very

deep. You are not "doing" anything. You are not healing anyone. You are simply

creating a quality of space where release can happen and things can resolve and

reintegrate.

> As far as yoga in Altamonte Springs, just look up the Khalsa in the local

directory. You must go there at least once. The ashram is so elegant!

> We also have our Winter Solstice in Lake Wales. Big Tantric (white) yoga right

up to Christmas Eve.

> You are in the place...plus you have Mickey!

> Dharam

 

 

 

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