tuning forks..... follow up

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Sat Nam Sat Mander, Nirmal, Sat Sangeet and others,

Yes, you bring your talents to convey in your unique way, the

teachings during the class. That is encouraged. However, the minute

you start touching a student or being in that student's space, your

relationship is changed and perhaps irreversably. This is bigger than

think. A student's psyche is cracked wide open and there is a real

chance that you'll become part of that student's "movie". As teachers,

I feel we already stand a pretty good chance of taking on some Karma.

There are many, many cases in the past of teachers doing this and

you know what???.... the Kundalini has spit them out. They are no

longer teaching Kundalini. They are doing other things......, and

probably good things but not Kundalini.

I often open class with a few minutes of toning while in a

position while on their backs. This gets folks in touch with their

body, breath and where they are. It's a bit of a celebration....some

play time before we Tune In and get "serious".

Another teacher I know will have his students give foot massage to

each other before or after class.

I have a Gong and that is my chance to "play" a little and that's

real cool. There is a music therapist bound up in me, big time!(I have

gone to 2 sound healing seminars and do court the idea of studying

more)but I can't look to my Kundalini Yoga teaching to be anything but

SERVING via Kundalini Yoga. I think the best class I ever taught was

when I had this fever, my voice was a little raw and I barely made to

class. I tuned in and found myself teaching from this feeble place in

myself, a feeble but very present and humble place. I could let myself

be a channel as I wasn't thinking about anything but simply being

present and in that was a soft and direct steadyness. That was

probably my best class ever.

BTW, Hari Bhajan Kaur can get us a 30% discount on Paiste Gongs if any

of you is ever interested. I might get a second one, while that offer

is still out there.

Jio!

Dharam

 

 

joe mayer <satms10> wrote:

> dear nirmal kaur!

> somewhere in my books i have a note from yogi ji.

> when you play an instrument you can use it during

> class!

> so i do.

> much love. sat mander.

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