old thoughts-REPLY

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Samantha wrote-----

>I was working with someone, we were doing journey work (shaman) and she

>felt lost and was wondering around in a dark cave. When she told me that, I

>suggested that perhaps she should stop wondering and see what happened. The

>next thing she told me was that Jesus appeared to help her.

 

Thank you for this info- I am wandering around constantly, searching in my

dreams-through caves, hospitals, castles, hotels, cruise ships, amusement

parks--basically anything you can get lost in with many corridors or rooms to

search endlessly and never find or even know what it is I am even searching

for. My husband has been doing the same type thing. It is hard to rest like

this, searching.

I going to try and stop wondering around and see if this works for me. Thank

you for this info.

Thanks everybody for all the help nfo I receive, I feel like I can't just

write back plain thank you posts- (isn't that against a rule,) Anyway I do

feel many thank yous-everytime I read this--even if its not posted on here

everytime-

'Love -Guru Tera Kaur

[Guest guest]

Dear Guru Tera Kaur,

 

I believe that a daily sadhana will help. Doing the basic breathe exercise

may also help to stop the wondering.

 

If you need to know the basic breathe exercise, let me know.

 

Blessings,

Samantha

-

>

> Thank you for this info- I am wandering around constantly, searching in my

> dreams-through caves, hospitals, castles, hotels, cruise ships, amusement

> parks--basically anything you can get lost in with many corridors or rooms

to

> search endlessly and never find or even know what it is I am even

searching

> for. My husband has been doing the same type thing. It is hard to rest

like

> this, searching.

> I going to try and stop wondering around and see if this works for me.

Thank

> you for this info.

> Thanks everybody for all the help nfo I receive, I feel like I can't just

> write back plain thank you posts- (isn't that against a rule,) Anyway I do

> feel many thank yous-everytime I read this--even if its not posted on here

> everytime-

> 'Love -Guru Tera Kaur

>

[Guest guest]

Hi to All

 

A couple of points to raise from this post.

 

Firstly, a very full description of KY pranayama or breathing techniques can

be found on our Website -

kundalini yogapranayam.html

 

Secondly, Guru Tera Kaur is correct that we try to discourage plain "Thank

You" messages on the list, as they don't contribute to discussion. However,

there is nothing to stop anyone mailing the person concerned directly, off

list, and expressing their thanks or anything else they wish to bring up.

This would also include such things as off-topic replies.

 

Sat Nam!

Gordon

 

-

"Samantha" <star44

<Kundaliniyoga>

Thursday, October 11, 2001 07:06

Re: old thoughts-REPLY

 

 

> Dear Guru Tera Kaur,

>

> I believe that a daily sadhana will help. Doing the basic breathe

exercise

> may also help to stop the wondering.

>

> If you need to know the basic breathe exercise, let me know.

>

> Blessings,

> Samantha

> -

> >

> > Thank you for this info- I am wandering around constantly, searching in

my

> > dreams-through caves, hospitals, castles, hotels, cruise ships,

amusement

> > parks--basically anything you can get lost in with many corridors or

rooms

> to

> > search endlessly and never find or even know what it is I am even

> searching

> > for. My husband has been doing the same type thing. It is hard to rest

> like

> > this, searching.

> > I going to try and stop wondering around and see if this works for me.

> Thank

> > you for this info.

> > Thanks everybody for all the help nfo I receive, I feel like I can't

just

> > write back plain thank you posts- (isn't that against a rule,) Anyway I

do

> > feel many thank yous-everytime I read this--even if its not posted on

here

> > everytime-

> > 'Love -Guru Tera Kaur

> >

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam,

 

> I believe that a daily sadhana will help.

 

Thank you Samantha.

 

Daily sadhana is a requirment! Do something everyday!

 

I know I have mentioned it before. Years ago Yogi Bhajan kept track of the

people who came to him for help and advise. 90% did not do Sadhana. Most of

those who did, obviously tuned into their own answers.

 

SAt Nam,

 

 

Gururattan Kaur

[Guest guest]

Dear All,

 

> I believe that a daily sadhana will help.

 

"I didn't say there would be no problems. I said you would get through

them." Yogi Bhajan.

[Guest guest]

Dear Gordon/Samantha,

 

I have gone through the link on pranayama but I could

not follow it up fully. Can you please tell me what

is the best way of pranayama, and what is the

periodicity that we follow.

 

Right now, I am doing pranayama using both nadis and

exhaling/inhaling in some ratios (2;4 -

Purnaka,Shunyaka) I want to know is there better and

easier way of description of this for practising it.

 

Love

sukumar

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

What is sadhana?

Sat Nam,

>

> > I believe that a daily sadhana will help.

>

 

 

 

 

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Sadhana is a daily kundalini yoga practice.

-

"Siri Devta Kaur" <siri_devta_kaur

<Kundaliniyoga>

Saturday, October 13, 2001 1:30 AM

Re: old thoughts-REPLY

 

 

> What is sadhana?

> Sat Nam,

> >