Kartar Kaur - teaching

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam,

Dear Kartar Kaur,

 

your mail is quite interesting: You act like a teacher (guru - someone who

brings others from darkness to light) but you don't to be one ?!

Re your friends - follow your intuition. Also tell them, they can do all

exercises - simply listen to their own 'inner teacher' - they will know

perfectly what to do or not to do. Always remember: Yoga is the science of

self-consciousness and no competitive show-off-game.

 

Just an idea: have you thought of joining a teachers training ? I did it

out of a selfish reason, because I wanted to learn more about KY and NOT to

be a teacher. But suddenly I was sitting in front of bunch of people,

guiding them through sets and kriyas ;-)

It's never to late to start learning something new. While our teachers

training we had a lady in her mid-sixties - and she was one of the most

charming, humble and energetic person I ever met.

 

Sending you blessings and light from Shanghai,

 

Adarsh S.

[Guest guest]

Sat nam,

Dear Ardesh,

 

You have picked up something. I am sure I was meant to be a teacher.

I have been the beneficiary of so much great teaching - in classes,

plus what I learn on this list.

 

I had one friend in particular who was such a great teacher. Often

when I am doing yoga, I hear her: "breathe deep, more, inhale more."

She was very precise: exactly how to place the hands at the sternum

for example.

The first day I started doing yoga - last Fri -after a 10-year

absense, while I was doing it, and my mind wanders, as it does, it

would always be to - "Who can I share this with?",

and I do see myself leading a class.

 

So yes in my future I see myself doing the teacher training. I can't

think of anything more rewarding than teaching Kundalini Yoga. Plus I

am already a teacher of English as a Foreign Language, Math, and

Reading. Sometimes I imagine teaching yoga to my English class! :>

 

I always think about how much I benefit. Of course everyone is

different but in some ways we are so similar.

For instance I have a friend who is a heavy smoker. I really believe

that if she did Kundalini Yoga, she would stop smoking, because as

strong as that addiction is, the force of Kundalini is stronger.

 

A long time ago I used to be depressed, medicated, and suicidal.

AFter I did a set for depression for 40 days that was given to me, I

never again felt that way. Sure, of course, I get depressed at times,

but something changed after that one 40-day set. I never again

bottomed out. So you see to me Kundalini Yoga is like a miracle. And

being on this list and reading about other people, and knowing other

people for whom Kun.Yoga has had miraculous results, I know I'm not

alone in that.

 

Best,

Kartar Kaur

[Guest guest]

Dear Kartar Kaur,

 

Thanks so much for sharing.

 

Please tell the group which set you did for depression. This is interest

here. Thanks.

 

Gururattan Kaur