Guest guest Posted November 12, 2005 Report Share Posted November 12, 2005 Namaste, I would like to share my experience. I learnt about sadhana when I started my course as a Kundalini teacher last year but I started practicing my daily sadhana about 3 months ago and I must say it was very hard at first. Something must have happened in between as I wake up without an alarm clock at 4.30 sharp everyday in the morning. Sometimes I feel a bit lazy but I do a shorter kriya before my sadhana. I even go back to sleep after it but I cannot fall back to sleep once I have been awaken at that time. I accept it the way it is and I feel blissed. Before doing my sadhana I thank the universe for giving me this opportunity to be alived and be part of Yogui Baham´s teachings which include all of us. Sat Nam, Gurusher Kaur Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 12, 2005 Report Share Posted November 12, 2005 Sat Nam: Hmmm! Sounds like a human being's involved here. We wake up and find sadhana We can wake up forever (Or it feels that way at least) or for a shorter time. Some days we don't wake up. And that's ok too. Most days we get up, Some days we feel lazy, and on others energetic, Able to conquer the world or at least our own ego. And some days we just survive because we awoke and said "Sat Nam" Life within sadhana is like that. If we get up, we have made a deposit in our spiritual bank account Some days we accrue interest On others we make a withdrawal As with the breath, the more we take, Lao Tzu said, the more there is! How nice That sadhana is eternal and our perceptions of it, cosmic The experience universal The life, the waking hours are but clues Sadhana is the known mystery And itself the solution Kundaliniyoga, "dmaryan20042003" <dmaryan20042003> wrote: > > Namaste, > > I would like to share my experience. I learnt about sadhana when I > started my course as a Kundalini teacher last year but I started > practicing my daily sadhana about 3 months ago and I must say it was > very hard at first. Something must have happened in between as I wake > up without an alarm clock at 4.30 sharp everyday in the morning. > Sometimes I feel a bit lazy but I do a shorter kriya before my sadhana. > I even go back to sleep after it but I cannot fall back to sleep once I > have been awaken at that time. I accept it the way it is and I feel > blissed. Before doing my sadhana I thank the universe for giving me > this opportunity to be alived and be part of Yogui Baham´s teachings > which include all of us. > > Sat Nam, > > Gurusher Kaur > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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