Yogi Bhajan information, Spriittual Journey

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam,

 

* Let't change the topic to spiritual journey.

 

 

But, how would a Muslim, a Jew, or a Christian be able to

believe that God is within us and that it isn't a sin to practice KY?

 

* Kundalini yoga is about EXPERIENCING God within. It has nothing to do with

beliefs. Beliefs are a mental discussion. Yogi Bhajan always told us, Kundalini

yoga will make you a better Muslim, Jew or Christian or whatever you are are

aspire to be, because you will be able to have the real experience of the

teachings. BYW, the end goal is the same.

 

Life is not about being identified with a lable. Life is about being divinely

you.

 

2 - But, when he will die, who will take his place

as master?

 

YOU will take his place. Everyone is supposed to become a master. That is the

beauty of all sprititual teachings and techniques. If we really practice them,

we have have a direct connection with the Divine.

 

 

3 - Now this question is shorter. How can someone become a true

master (Guru)?

 

* There are numerous paths. KY is but one. Pick one and take it to the end and

see what happens.

 

Does he need to become a Sikh,

 

* Absolutely not.

 

or is it just a

question of attaining and maintaining samadhi and kundalini araisal?

 

* That is a good start. Then you need to be able to cook breakfast, do the

laundry, earn a living, make a contribution to life and be kind to everyone

including yourself.

 

5 - Is Yogi Bhajan considered human as us or more than human?

 

* Everyone down here is human. Some are more conscious than others.

 

6 - Must we consider everything Yogi Bhajan says to be "holy and

unchangeable" or may we come to our own conclusions based on our own

beliefs and experiences?

 

* Start with your own experience and then you will answer the question yourself.

 

(By this, I mean the theory behind the yoga, etc.)

 

* Theory? This question is too mental for me. Sorry, I was in academia for

too long. Theory started hurting my head.

 

 

Thank you very much for your patience. I hope that these questions

will not seem rude or threatening in any way. I have sincere respect for Yogi

Bhajan and the KY practitioners and teachers.

 

* Respect yourself, find the appropriate path for you and be authentically

yourself.

 

These are just questions I feel I need to ask before embarking on a journey

that will ultimately be fruitful in many ways. (I hope so.)

 

* Why wait for someone else's answers to embark. Time is so precious. Life can

be so sweet. It is all about you anyway. One day you will find out that when

you ask a question, you will know the answer. You will just be lead and it will

feel so good. And then some day you may no longer have any questions. Ahh,

what a sweet place to live life.

 

Many blessings on your journey.

 

Sat nam,

 

Gururattan Kaur