Ashram to go to near Greece?

[Guest guest]

I wrote recently about forgiveness, and at the same time, I am

experiencing what I had thought was a marriage ever-lasting,

evaporating before my eyes. Yes, I do practice KY every day, have

become obsessed with it, reading everything I can get my hands on,

and listen to a lot of Gurunam's mantra CD's. I have been taking KY

classes twice a week from a qualified KY teacher since just

April.But my ultimate goal and intent is to master both Kundalini

ascention and descention, and to live a life of service to mankind,

in particular, healing.

 

But for now, I have an awful lot of problems that need to be

resolved well and with love. Remember I have almost 5yo twin boys I

would give my life for. My husband, well, I think I will always love

him, but he is holding me back, and I want to break out of my

cocoon, and look at my beautiful wings!

 

So, I am in Greece with no lively-hood,although, I am sure there

would be spousal support. IS there an ASHRAM or SOMEWHERE I could

seek haven if needed? Of course the children will be provided for.

 

I NEED to KNOW of a PLACE/ASHRAM I could go to, since I have nowhere

else to go. Thanks and God Bless, Georgia

[Guest guest]

Careful with the road you're going down, if I'm right I spent a

couple of years down it myself, until I was poisoned.

What I believe marriage is about is a commitment to merge and to

travel together as one. The day you say your vowels nothing changes

as such, it is just the official beginning of the Journey. With this

process there will be many challenges but it is a great learning

step for merging your soul back into the universe.

Now as for the trap, I spent a time where I felt my then Girl Friend

was limiting me and I needed something richer. Well what I was

looking for was an easy path, and what I've now taken on is that I

need to play for 2. At times it is tough when you are the one

pulling the other one along in this journey (esp. when they seem

uninterested), but we all have to do our work, show some leadership

and help the team. And believe me this is much more rewarding and

makes you a lot stronger (your wings will be mightier when you break

out). At times you feel like packing it in, that's normal, but the

strong get back up. Pull your husband through with you on this

journey, but don't pull too hard, some things move faster with tact.

Try exposing him to emotions you have experienced, open the doors

for him which he is bumping into with out seeing, he may be doing

the same for you.

 

Anyway please don't look at this as me preaching I am not all wise.

If what I'm saying is not relevant to you ignore it, however your

post reminded me of a time I spent myself and I'm just trying to

share what I got out of it.

KY is a tool that helps us "tune in" joint journeys of the soul is a

process that does the same, both will complement each other.

Spending quite times together a great starting point to consciously

recognise each others souls.

You don't need to travel wide and far for the challenges you already

have at home

 

 

Kundaliniyoga, "sss3333nnn"

<georgiaweinkauf@m...> wrote:

> I wrote recently about forgiveness, and at the same time, I am

> experiencing what I had thought was a marriage ever-lasting,

> evaporating before my eyes. Yes, I do practice KY every day, have

> become obsessed with it, reading everything I can get my hands on,

> and listen to a lot of Gurunam's mantra CD's. I have been taking

KY

> classes twice a week from a qualified KY teacher since just

> April.But my ultimate goal and intent is to master both Kundalini

> ascention and descention, and to live a life of service to

mankind,

> in particular, healing.

>

> But for now, I have an awful lot of problems that need to be

> resolved well and with love. Remember I have almost 5yo twin boys

I

> would give my life for. My husband, well, I think I will always

love

> him, but he is holding me back, and I want to break out of my

> cocoon, and look at my beautiful wings!

>

> So, I am in Greece with no lively-hood,although, I am sure there

> would be spousal support. IS there an ASHRAM or SOMEWHERE I could

> seek haven if needed? Of course the children will be provided for.

>

> I NEED to KNOW of a PLACE/ASHRAM I could go to, since I have

nowhere

> else to go. Thanks and God Bless, Georgia