Guest guest Posted May 12, 2006 Report Share Posted May 12, 2006 Sat nam, Is there such a set? I think we talked about the Sabotager on this list before, but I can't remember if anyone mentioned a set. I did it again at work, and it is an old pattern which I would love to give over. I think I must be working out some karma. It's not that I'm impulsive, I think over very carefully before I do something, and it seems reasonable. Afterward, (now) I look back, and I think, Good Lord, what was I thinking?! And it is very clear that what I did was idiotic. And all I can do is acknowledge it and take the consequences. but ooh, I think it is some kind of unconscious or karmic stuff acting itself out. And probably there is some Kundalini Yoga I can do to bring this into conscious awareness. hope. thanks, kartar kaur Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 12, 2006 Report Share Posted May 12, 2006 Dear Kartar Kaur: Habits die hard! So the saying says. But only if we let them! Just laugh more and react less and you'll see incredible changes in your life. We all make mistakes. If we make then without being aware that it is a mistake, as you describe about yourself, we are in a period of innocence where the mistake is forgiven. The Dalai Lama makes mistakes also. He was laughing a lot while contributing to a mandala made with colored sand. Someone asked him why he was laughing so much. He replied that each time he made a mistake he laughed as a way to dispel the energy of it. The idea is to stop blaming our self for the mistakes we make and just laugh at them. And every one around will join in the dance as well! You can sure do a meditation to remove habit. Do you know the meditation where you place your thumbs against your temples and work your jaw by coming in and out of clenching your back molars while feeling the muscle in your temples work against your thumbs? It is possible you are addressing karmic issues, but karma is nothing, we make too much of it. If you can see what you are doing and forgive yourself, you have released the karmic aspect of it. Just bring light heartedness to what you do. It is that simple! Blessings, Awtar S. Rochester, NY Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 12, 2006 Report Share Posted May 12, 2006 rasheedaas <rasheedaas > wrote: Sat nam, Is there such a set? I think we talked about the Sabotager on this list before, but I can't remember if anyone mentioned a set. I did it again at work, and it is an old pattern which I would love to give over. I think I must be working out some karma. It's not that I'm impulsive, I think over very carefully before I do something, and it seems reasonable. Afterward, (now) I look back, and I think, Good Lord, what was I thinking?! And it is very clear that what I did was idiotic. And all I can do is acknowledge it and take the consequences. but ooh, I think it is some kind of unconscious or karmic stuff acting itself out. And probably there is some Kundalini Yoga I can do to bring this into conscious awareness. hope. thanks, kartar kaur Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 13, 2006 Report Share Posted May 13, 2006 Sat Nam Kartar Kaur, It sounds like Kriya for Inner Anger would have some beneficial effects. In the introductory remarks the words "destruction of business success, and destruction of relationships" sounds distinctly like self sabotage. http://www.sahej.com/inner_anger-one.html Once you have overcome the inertia (some call it karma), you'll have earned the freedom to make a change and, as Awtar Singh said, "just laugh more and react less and you'll see incredible changes in your life". This is important to remember to do as we reestablish ourself on more stable ground. Also, the classical Sadhana will clear the way for you, too. ( http://www.sahej.com/millis_ashram_sadhana.html ) Blessings, Dharam Singh ~Oregon Bound~ Kundaliniyoga, "rasheedaas" <rasheedaas> wrote: > Sat nam, > Is there such a set? I think we talked about the Sabotager on this list > before, but I can't remember if anyone mentioned a set. > > I did it again at work, and it is an old pattern which I would love to > give over. I think I must be working out some karma. It's not that I'm > impulsive, I think over very carefully before I do something, and it > seems reasonable. Afterward, (now) I look back, and I think, Good Lord, > what was I thinking?! And it is very clear that what I did was idiotic. > And all I can do is acknowledge it and take the consequences. > > but ooh, I think it is some kind of unconscious or karmic stuff acting > itself out. And probably there is some Kundalini Yoga I can do to bring > this into conscious awareness. hope. > > thanks, > kartar kaur > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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