re: electrocution

[Guest guest]

Hey Dharam! Be careful, will you? I'm really glad you didn't completely fry

yourself. I think I saw a glow in the night sky when your plane landed in

Boston. That is some aura! Blessings, Kartar

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hey Sat Kartar,

Thanks for thoughts. Not smokin' or glowing anymore. You know...sometimes

things happen to us that seem extreme but as Yogiji has said that it would

have been much worse or lethal if we didn't meditate. It's like we are not

so governed by the gross and hence we only take a portion of the possible

consequence. Maybe I was supposed to die? Maybe I've cleared enough karma so

that wasn't necessary. God knows! I can't say. Less than 300 miles away was

bombing in Kabul and Pakistan is 15 miles from Amritsar. Not to mention I am

from the South Bronx where many of my childhood friends have already left

this life.

One thing I can say is that I do as much as I can in my practice to clear

myself and keep centered and the rest has to come from the unknown. The

Christians call it Grace. Sikhs call it Guru Prasad. It can't be gotten by

one's own efforts. It has to come from outside. The electrical shock did

something to me that felt like a clearing of a kind. My mind is not much in

the drivers seat. For instance, I am much more likely to admit to myself

that I am tired and it's time to go to bed even if it's only 8pm (I am the

original night owl) This is big for me and just one of a number of

differences. I'm feeling my moon side a lot more. Let's see where this goes.

Sat Nam,

Dharam

 

 

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<Kartar001

<Kundaliniyoga>

Thursday, April 04, 2002 9:44 PM

re: electrocution

 

 

> Hey Dharam! Be careful, will you? I'm really glad you didn't completely

fry

> yourself. I think I saw a glow in the night sky when your plane landed in

> Boston. That is some aura! Blessings, Kartar

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Dharam,

May I share your message with my family and friends?

Aside from yoga, why are parents all over the world not teaching

peacemaking instead of peacebreaking?

I have asthma back again and it may be because I live near the ocean and

it is humid, damp, windy or some combination, every single day!

Does anyone have any new ideas for getting over a tight upper chest?

I use the neti pot to clean out my sinuses, use expectorant for the

congestion in my chest, have had to take Intal Inhaler now and still I am

not better yet.

Never smoked and I can only guess that the only cure for me is to move

away from this island.

Deanna ~ Mehtab Kaur

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Rolling Thunder ~ Understanding begins with love & respect. It begins

with respect

for the Great Spirit & the Great Spirit is the life that is in all

things...all creatures, plants, even the rocks

& minerals . All things have their own will & their own way & their own

purpose; this is to be respected.

Such respect is a way of life. Stay Connected!

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[Guest guest]

Hi Deanna,

 

I've had asthma for years, and developed it in a part of the Northwest

that is infamous for causing respiratory problems. I've controlled mine

using a wonderful herbal remedy from Health and Herbs called Asthma

Formula, #14. 1800 345-4152. www.healthherbs.com. The suggested dose is

on the bottle, but if that doesn't work you can try more - I use three

dropperfuls. They told me this is because it contains lobelia which some

people are sensitive to, and so need very little. Others like me need a

lot. I've been using this for twelve years and have only had to resort

to an inhaler about a half dozen times in that period. I've used a

second dose after fifteen mins, but never needed more.

 

Some people are just more sensitive to their environment that others.

It's been hard for me to come to terms with this, but I've finally

accepted it. I do meditations for my immune system, try to keep healthy

and try to be aware of my triggers. In my case there is definitely an

emotional component at times, but at other times it is definitely

climatic and allergic. The positive side has been learning to be very

aware and in tune with my body. There is always a positive side if you

are willing to be open to it.

 

Hope this helps,

 

Much love,

Avtar

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Avtar,

Your suggestion is very helpful, I haven't tried this herb yet!!!!

I also have a very emotional make-up unfortunately that is easily upset

and right now I am at the 'cross-roads' of my life; an empty nester, 4

children far away at school, too busy for me, broke my wrist in two

places two years ago and because of the resultiing swelling of my arm (an

idiot bone doctor), it took two years for it to heal, no extended family,

isolated on the island with no car, wanting to 'jump-start' into a brand

new life where I will feel safe, contented, loved and 'at home'.

So I have a lot of mountains to climb and I need to be able to breath

deeply and do my yoga and meditation...

Yes, the air has been extra humid and our weather is changing here on the

East Coast of USA.

Don't you wish people would stop polluting and stop 'killing' our Earth,

Mother to us all?

I find myself an 'alien' in my world, hoping people become enlightened to

what they are doing.

So nice to find like-minded people here, so glad my son taught me how to

use a computer before he went off to school!

It really opened up my world a lot.

Thanks so much Avtar!

Deanna on West Island, Ma.

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Rolling Thunder ~ Understanding begins with love & respect. It begins

with respect

for the Great Spirit & the Great Spirit is the life that is in all

things...all creatures, plants, even the rocks

& minerals . All things have their own will & their own way & their own

purpose; this is to be respected.

Such respect is a way of life. Stay Connected!

@( * * )@ & Nizhoni Tipsoo @=@