Guest guest Posted September 15, 2005 Report Share Posted September 15, 2005 Hi, I'm not new to reading the posts but have not introduced myself until now. I'm from Salt Lake City, Utah and I have been practicing Kundalini Yoga for about two years. I am currently looking for a teacher in Salt Lake City and have tried the Yogatech directory but my email to the only teacher listed has been returned. Any information on teachers in SLC would be appreciated. Becky C Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 16, 2005 Report Share Posted September 16, 2005 Becky Did you try the phone number, which should also be listed? What response did you get to your email - if you still have it, please copy the message to me off-list. Sat Nam! Gordon - "Becky Carter" <bcarter <Kundaliniyoga> Thursday, September 15, 2005 5:36 PM Kundalini Yoga Introduction > Hi, > > I'm not new to reading the posts but have not introduced myself until now. I'm from Salt Lake City, Utah and I have been practicing Kundalini Yoga for about two years. I am currently looking for a teacher in Salt Lake City and have tried the Yogatech directory but my email to the only teacher listed has been returned. Any information on teachers in SLC would be appreciated. > Becky C > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 18, 2005 Report Share Posted September 18, 2005 Kundaliniyoga, "Becky Carter" <bcarter@d...> wrote: > Hi, > I am currently looking for a teacher in Salt Lake City and have tried the Yogatech directory but my email to the only teacher listed has been returned. Any information on teachers in SLC would be appreciated. > Becky C Becky here are some more teachers in Utah: Sat Mandir Khalsa Ogden 801-399-3614 kryntaar Meherban K Khalsa Salt Lake City 801-467-4852 ubercool Richard Velasquez Salt Lake City 801-561-0093 velasquz See if they respond! Sat Nam, Siri Chand Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 Exact consecutive numbers are not important. The only important effect of not doing it on the 27th day is that you didn't do it! No sweat. Just do it, as our corporate fathers at Nike say. The rewards of Kundalini Yoga are in the process, not in the end of the process. There is in fact no end to it. Even someone who has abandoned KY practice completely takes the teachings with them into that non-practice. I have a very good friend who lived in a 3HO ashram 20 years ago and though he doesn't sadhana he comes by for our Full Moon Meditations because he "knows". As for the 40 day thing, you can continue the count or you can start over again, no problem either way. Benefits are the point not the marks on the calendar. Sat Nam, Kundaliniyoga, "otto_fender" <j_s_hume@h...> wrote: > Hi all, i'm from Dundee, Scotland, UK. I've been practicing KY fairly > erratically for 2 years and have only recently committed to a regular > practice. I have a question, which i reckon will be a fairly common > one amongst beginners: What are the effects of failing to complete a > 40 day commitment? I have just completed 26 days of the 'To Master > Your Domain' kriya from the book 'Kundalini Yoga - by Shakta Kaur > Khalsa' but was unable to do the kriya on the 27th day due to various > reasons. Do I have to start the 40 day count over? > > Thanks > > Otto Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 Otto, If you pick it back up within 72 hours you should still be in the energy (a little known grace period. Don't misuse this info). Keep up! Dharam Millis, MA otto_fender wrote: > Hi all, i'm from Dundee, Scotland, UK. I've been practicing KY fairly > erratically for 2 years and have only recently committed to a regular > practice. I have a question, which i reckon will be a fairly common > one amongst beginners: What are the effects of failing to complete a > 40 day commitment? I have just completed 26 days of the 'To Master > Your Domain' kriya from the book 'Kundalini Yoga - by Shakta Kaur > Khalsa' but was unable to do the kriya on the 27th day due to various > reasons. Do I have to start the 40 day count over? > > Thanks > > Otto > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 Dear otto and others interested in this: Karta Purkh is right: don't get bogged down by numbers of consecutive days as everything is a process. On the other end then I understand anyone asking: well why do they say to do it for 40 consecutive days? And that's important too! When you do something for a number of days in a row you slowly change your habit and master a different habit hopefully healthier. Missing a day in a sequence of consecutive days will have an effect on how soon your habits will start changing. The reason why you missed a day has an effect too. For instance: Did you fall back on old habits? There are so many variables into this equation... but since everything is a process, you just move on, what strength you got so far from doing the same kriya is still with you if you choose to tune in to it and not feel guilty for missing a day or two... and continue and do the yoga that you need in order to support you right here and now! Blessings, Awtar Singh Rochester, NY > As for the 40 day thing, you can > continue the count or you can start over again, no problem either way. > Benefits are the point not the marks on the calendar. > Sat Nam, Karta Purkh > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 Sat Nam everyone, Otto, Its funny, I was just thinking about the kriya To Master your Domain when I was on the bus today. That kriya ROCKS! I was actually thinking about starting up with it again, but I have to finish up what I already started to do. Stay with it, you won't regret doing it. PEACE LOVE & ALL LIGHT SADHANA SEVA ***************************************************************************** _______________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today - it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 Karta Purkh , I thought you were talking about me and my practise for a minute there. Your right once you've tasted bliss there is no going back ...you may postpone it but the memory of who you really are and why you are here will come back and haunt you until you make peace with yourSelf. Not a day goes by that I'm not humming a Beatle tune or something with all of the vocals gone and Ek-ong-kar or Ad garay namey...going through my mind! My life has become centered around finding my way...and that takes many paths and places! I was talking to Gururattana the other day about everyone who "Freaked Out" long ago and left 3HO....those days are gone we work together now because that is the way it should be....once Guru Nanak has whispered in your ear during a KY class your hooked! I've been away for a while ...so I'm a bit rusty but I've been teaching the yoga and I'm never surprized anymore when I look into someones eyes after their 1st KY class...and I see the Guru looking out! Now I'm getting ready to go to the Teachers Workshop in Austin Texas next month...it should be fantastic and I look forward to meeting Gururattana who will be leading the workshop. Sat Nam, Siri Chand In Kundaliniyoga, "Karta Purkh S Khalsa" <kpsk_teacher> wrote: > Exact consecutive numbers are not important. The only important effect > of not doing it on the 27th day is that you didn't do it! No sweat. > Just do it, as our corporate fathers at Nike say. The rewards of > Kundalini Yoga are in the process, not in the end of the process. > There is in fact no end to it. Even someone who has abandoned KY > practice completely takes the teachings with them into that > non-practice. I have a very good friend who lived in a 3HO ashram 20 > years ago and though he doesn't sadhana he comes by for our Full Moon > Meditations because he "knows". As for the 40 day thing, you can > continue the count or you can start over again, no problem either way. > Benefits are the point not the marks on the calendar. > Sat Nam, > > Kundaliniyoga, "otto_fender" <j_s_hume@h...> wrote: > > Hi all, i'm from Dundee, Scotland, UK. I've been practicing KY fairly > > erratically for 2 years and have only recently committed to a regular > > practice. I have a question, which i reckon will be a fairly common > > one amongst beginners: What are the effects of failing to complete a > > 40 day commitment? I have just completed 26 days of the 'To Master > > Your Domain' kriya from the book 'Kundalini Yoga - by Shakta Kaur > > Khalsa' but was unable to do the kriya on the 27th day due to various > > reasons. Do I have to start the 40 day count over? > > > > Thanks > > > > Otto Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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