This is for EVERYONE...yes, you too Hell Angel!

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Namaste everyone;

 

Angie, no, I am not older than you. I am only 21. I

say " bother " due to proper Hindu etiquette. I'll start

saying " bhakta " , which means devotee.

 

1) Anyhow Angie, a Satguru is a being that has

attained nirvana and is capable in leading others

securely along the spiritual path. In some

circumstances a Satguru is necessary, especially if

one does a lot of deep breathing meditation and energy

work with the chakras in an attempt to rid oneself

from the past impressions of karmas left over from

previous-(and future!) births. The Satguru's psychic

protection can pierce through the multi-dimensional

substratum in the " spirit realm " and connect with the

subtle aspect of the disciple's nervous system.

Hence the Satguru lets the student know, through

intuition, what steps the student should make next in

his/her spiritual unfoldment.

 

2) 'Jagat' is Sanskrit for 'universal', and 'Janani'

is Sanskrit for 'mother'. Hence I call God the

" Universal Mother " .

Hey Angie, did you do " it all for the nookie? the

nookie? so you can take that cookie-and stick it in

your YEEAAHH! stick it in your YEEAHH! stick it in

your YEEAAHH! " Ha Ha Ha!

(it's an inside joke for people who are fans of the

rap/metal band Limp Bizkit).

 

3) I can't remember who asked about the necessity of a

guru. But there's an incident in The Mahabharata that

you might find interesting.

Drona (the Pandu's and Kaurava's teacher in warfare)

taught all the kids in the area. However, one kid -

for a reason that I can't remember - wasn't allowed to

enter the school. I don't remember the kid's name

either so I'll just call him kid. So this kid

constructed a clay statue of Drona and worshipped it

as if it were Drona in the flesh. After he worshipped

it according to traditional Hindu protocol of praying

to a guru, he practiced war crafts ie; archery,

fencing, martial arts, etc.

One day Drona was strolling along the bushes with the

other kids and saw this statue of himself. The kid who

built it soon came and saw Drona so he prostrated

before Drona, for he now saw his guru in flesh. Drona

then asked this kid to demonstrate what he's learned.

The kid shot an arrow and to Drona's astonishment the

kid was a better archer than Arjuna, one of Drona's

students (whom Krishna spoke the Bhagavad Gita to). So

Drona demanded his guru dakshina (a " fee " or

" exchange " guru's charge for students learning. This

leaves the student not owing a debt to the guru).

This kid asked Drona what he should pay? Drona asked

for his right thumb! The kid swiped off his thumb with

a dagger, or sword, or whatever, some sharp weapon.

Drona thought that IF in the future the kid fought

Arjuna, Arjuna would always side with righteousness so

thereforth Arjuna would need to win in the duel. IN

CONCLUSION- yes friend, I guess anything could pose as

the guru. But whatever be the source of that

knowledge, there is a repayment of sorts.

 

Until next time, my pranaams to you all.

Jai Jagat Janani Maa Jagadambae,

love bhakta Shyam.

 

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Hi everybody!

 

Are we not succumbing to terminology when we say " The Satguru's psychic

protection can pierce through the multi-dimensional

substratum in the " spirit realm " and connect with the

subtle aspect of the disciple's nervous system " ? (Ref: Shyam's message).

Our subject is the Limitless and we can't be writing dynamics for It. Can

we?

 

One feels sad when one looks at the books and websites that have

proliferated on " tantra " and " Kundalini " after Arthur Avlon's pioneering

work. Most of them go after siddhis and immediate material well-being, not

to speak of sexual prowess. Naturally, therefore, there are also sites and

authors who warn us about the dangers of " Kundalini " power! They claim that

many seekers have ruined themselves trying to fiddle with " Kundalini " . Is

it not, therefore, prudent for us to stay clear of all of them?

 

If our goal is self-realization through steadfast devotion to the Absolute

(Mother), as declared in the homepage of this forum, I am sure we can do

without unnecessary empiricism (Avlon's included). We sure do not have to

meditate on the Ultimate with measuring meters. Do we?

 

Pranams to everybody.

 

Madathil Nair

 

 

Shyam Wazir <bhairavi99ca

 

Saktha Family

This is for EVERYONE...yes, you too Hell Angel!

Fri, 11 Jan 2002 18:00:39 -0500 (EST)

 

Namaste everyone;

 

Angie, no, I am not older than you. I am only 21. I

say " bother " due to proper Hindu etiquette. I'll start

saying " bhakta " , which means devotee.

 

1) Anyhow Angie, a Satguru is a being that has

attained nirvana and is capable in leading others

securely along the spiritual path. In some

circumstances a Satguru is necessary, especially if

one does a lot of deep breathing meditation and energy

work with the chakras in an attempt to rid oneself

from the past impressions of karmas left over from

previous-(and future!) births. The Satguru's psychic

protection can pierce through the multi-dimensional

substratum in the " spirit realm " and connect with the

subtle aspect of the disciple's nervous system.

Hence the Satguru lets the student know, through

intuition, what steps the student should make next in

his/her spiritual unfoldment.

 

2) 'Jagat' is Sanskrit for 'universal', and 'Janani'

is Sanskrit for 'mother'. Hence I call God the

" Universal Mother " .

Hey Angie, did you do " it all for the nookie? the

nookie? so you can take that cookie-and stick it in

your YEEAAHH! stick it in your YEEAHH! stick it in

your YEEAAHH! " Ha Ha Ha!

(it's an inside joke for people who are fans of the

rap/metal band Limp Bizkit).

 

3) I can't remember who asked about the necessity of a

guru. But there's an incident in The Mahabharata that

you might find interesting.

Drona (the Pandu's and Kaurava's teacher in warfare)

taught all the kids in the area. However, one kid -

for a reason that I can't remember - wasn't allowed to

enter the school. I don't remember the kid's name

either so I'll just call him kid. So this kid

constructed a clay statue of Drona and worshipped it

as if it were Drona in the flesh. After he worshipped

it according to traditional Hindu protocol of praying

to a guru, he practiced war crafts ie; archery,

fencing, martial arts, etc.

One day Drona was strolling along the bushes with the

other kids and saw this statue of himself. The kid who

built it soon came and saw Drona so he prostrated

before Drona, for he now saw his guru in flesh. Drona

then asked this kid to demonstrate what he's learned.

The kid shot an arrow and to Drona's astonishment the

kid was a better archer than Arjuna, one of Drona's

students (whom Krishna spoke the Bhagavad Gita to). So

Drona demanded his guru dakshina (a " fee " or

" exchange " guru's charge for students learning. This

leaves the student not owing a debt to the guru).

This kid asked Drona what he should pay? Drona asked

for his right thumb! The kid swiped off his thumb with

a dagger, or sword, or whatever, some sharp weapon.

Drona thought that IF in the future the kid fought

Arjuna, Arjuna would always side with righteousness so

thereforth Arjuna would need to win in the duel. IN

CONCLUSION- yes friend, I guess anything could pose as

the guru. But whatever be the source of that

knowledge, there is a repayment of sorts.

 

Until next time, my pranaams to you all.

Jai Jagat Janani Maa Jagadambae,

love bhakta Shyam.

 

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