Seeking motivation/support - addiction

[Guest guest]

Use the karma remover meditation to remove the addictions .,sometimes it

just an excuse to thy self of not comung out of the addiction????If you also

make up the mind no matter how hard a rock it is .,it can never break unless

it cracks by it self!

[Guest guest]

Hi David,

We all want bliss, happiness, satisfaction. We want fulfillment.

Have you seen a newborn baby and seen that thing they do with their

mouth? It's called "cooing". They move their mouth and lips in

anticipation of breast milk. It's not something they have to think about

as it is deep in their "hardwiring". When they get that breast milk,

they are in the bliss and fall off to the most beautiful sleep. Their

cooing (faith) was responded to and there was satisfaction

(fulfillment). Now, believe it or not you and I used to be babies with

umbilical cords and cooing/sucking reflexes. This is deep in our psyche

and cannot be ignored.

In yoga and in our chanting we reconnect with our navel point, which

where we got all of our sustenance for the the first 9 months of our

existence. We do this for too many reasons to note here (it is best to

do your own exploration). This is your foundation for without nothing

else you do will have much lasting effect. A "yoga" experience is not

complete without chanting. We have a chance (chants) to re-awaken our

heart and our right to "want" with the movements of our mouth. Repeat

the Naam. Get into the mouth movement and expect the sweetness of

fulfillment. Stimulate all those meridians that lead to happiness when

we were tiny. If you were a Carnation baby, then this a good time to

bring in the Great Mother. It's all in our wiring and chemistry. (You

ever wonder why kissing is so much fun?)

Replace that ______ addiction with this technology and you'll get a

real high.

Dharam

 

David Weaver wrote:

 

>

> Hello everyone,

>

> I am asking the group as my spiritual friends for support. I do not

> want

> this to turn into a debate about drugs at all, i am just looking for

> motivation to stop using one particular drug. Marijuana has been a big

> part

> of my life for 2 years now and i have smoked a reasonable amount in

> that

> time. my concentration, motivation, emotions, memory and spiritual

> development are being held back by its extensive use. I know the

> benefits of

> yoga but pot is really messing me up with it. I really want to be 100%

>

> focused on my practice but always get led down the wrong choice. I

> just want

> some motivation and words of wisdom from the group to help my

> addiction.

> Thank you all.

>

>

> Light and love,

> -David

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