Infinite Perspectives

[Guest guest]

I just came across the following in the Teaching of Yogi Bhajan:

 

If we do not have that type of mind developed to tackle a situation we

will be bounced from blessing and tragedy , tragedy and blessing, not

knowing what is what. So , mentally, if we prepare ourselves that each

follows the other and live in an attititude of gratitude all the time,

neither tragedies will be tragedies for us, nor blessings will be

blessings for us, and all will be fair and final. That is known as the

constant state of consciousness, where man can live so levitated that

nothing matters to him. Remember, when you are too happy ,your heart can

fail, and when you are too sad ,your heart can fail.

 

Avtar

 

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Kundaliniyoga, "satsangeetkaur"

<satsangeetkaur> wrote:

> >

> Then I began to have faith, that when I was down, I would soon come

> out of it and be up once again.

 

Remembering impermanence and making that "rememberence" work in your

life is a fundamental step in spiritual growth. >

>

I had been forgetting to "choose"

 

The refuting of your minds assumptions, tendencies and habits and the

gentle redirect is a fundamental teaching in yoga. Embracing the dark

is first, the re-direct is second. Many people fall down on one or

the other.

 

> the fear or become attached to it....

>

>A very real fear for the number 11, who can become hynotised by maya

and rather than demonstrate "mastery over maya" they demonstrate

mayas mastery over them. That is why the first two aforementioned

points are so important.