Digest Number 1152

[Guest guest]

Gian Kaur,

You search is moving to me. And I can relate personally to a lot of

your exploration and experience, particularly with desiring to withdraw. I

don't know whether this is of value to you, but perhaps it would help to see

who wants to withdraw? What part of you? I feel that very much now in my

life, and also that the part of me who wants to withdraw wants to sleep/tune

out/feel dissapointed with myself and disgusted with others. That part of me

does not want to do KY either. I am trying to hang in there anyway and move

towards gratitude and not take it so seriously. Sometimes easier said than

done. And my daughters got annoyed with me for taking it out on them

yesterday.(Rightfully so!)

There is another kind of withdrawing though that may be closer to what

you are talking about - a kind of letting go of control. And this perhaps

would be a deep healing for you. I wonder which - if either applies - kind of

withdrawing you are experiencing.

I remember your desire to bring yoga into the class to help with the

class.I know there is a lot of deep learning here for you.

Sat Nam Ellen, Sheri

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Merci beaucoups. Thank you Jacques for this excellent webpage.

"Blue Mystery"

Amanda Willliams

Creating With Love

Eternally Herenow

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> Message: 5

> Mon, 3 Jun 2002 06:40:24 +0200

> "Jacques De Schryver" <jdsetls

> About breath of fire

>

> Hello,

>

> I am interested in breathing, looking for answers too.

>

> I have two pages on my site mentioning breathing techniques :

>

> http://jdsetls.virtualave.net/breathing.html

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> http://jdsetls.virtualave.net/spherical.html

>

> Remember some principles in breathing :

> snip