Death and Dying with Mom/Ruth

[Guest guest]

Dear Friends,

 

Sat nam!

 

I recently returned from Indiana where I spent 5 weeks with my mother who

transitioned May 4th. I have written a 14 page story about my experience with

Mom/Ruth, who first introduced me to yoga in 1968.

 

She radically altered her life at the age of 53 when serious health problems

presented her with the choice of die or change her life style. Ruth started the

first Self-Awareness Center in Evansville, Indiana and was Evansville's first

yoga teacher. She was a pioneer who brought yoga, meditation, Reike,

Feldenkrais and other new age experiences to the Mid-West for the first time.

 

In the end at the age of 91 when she was immobilized with spinal stenosis,

Hospice told her she was too healthy to die. My sister Kirin Kaur and I worked

with Mom in her last weeks to assist her in merging with the Light. I am happy

to report that Ruth is doing very well on her next assignment.

 

I would like to share an unusual story about life and death with you. The most

beautiful thing is that Mom maintained her sense of humor to the end. I include

many of her final jokes. You will laugh and you will cry. The full story is

available in html format on www.yogatech.com/nmb This is issue #132 of New

Millennium Being. I know many of your have already received it. The revised,

expaned version is now on www.yogatech.com

 

For those who are not yet receiving my monthly newsletter, you can to

this free ezine by sending a blank email to NMBeing-

 

Many blessings,

 

Guru Rattana

Coronado/San Diego

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I was happy to hear about the pioneering your mother did in natural

health!

 

I am a board member of Gerson Therapy, the alternative approach to

curing cancer. So much of our illness is in our thoughts and

judgments

 

While I am doing the motions and postures I " get " that much of it is

just to get our already thinking out of the way. Remove the mind and

access the body and the heart.

 

Hard work! ;}

 

I am excited to read your newsletter and am happy for your work

AKAL

Joan

 

 

 

 

 

 

> Dear Friends,

>

> Sat nam!

>

> I recently returned from Indiana where I spent 5 weeks with my

mother who transitioned May 4th. I have written a 14 page story

about my experience with Mom/Ruth, who first introduced me to yoga in

1968.

>

> She radically altered her life at the age of 53 when serious health

problems presented her with the choice of die or change her life

style. Ruth started the first Self-Awareness Center in Evansville,

Indiana and was Evansville's first yoga teacher. She was a pioneer

who brought yoga, meditation, Reike, Feldenkrais and other new age

experiences to the Mid-West for the first time.

>

> In the end at the age of 91 when she was immobilized with spinal

stenosis, Hospice told her she was too healthy to die. My sister

Kirin Kaur and I worked with Mom in her last weeks to assist her in

merging with the Light. I am happy to report that Ruth is doing very

well on her next assignment.

>

> I would like to share an unusual story about life and death with

you. The most beautiful thing is that Mom maintained her sense of

humor to the end. I include many of her final jokes. You will laugh

and you will cry. The full story is available in html format on

www.yogatech.com/nmb This is issue #132 of New Millennium Being. I

know many of your have already received it. The revised, expaned

version is now on www.yogatech.com

>

> For those who are not yet receiving my monthly newsletter, you can

to this free ezine by sending a blank email to NMBeing-

 

>

> Many blessings,

>

> Guru Rattana

> Coronado/San Diego

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Joan,

 

Thank you for your letter.

 

 

Dear Joan,

 

Thank you for your letter and reminding us that -- So much of our illness is

in our thoughts and judgments

 

While I am doing the motions and postures I " get " that much of it is

just to get our already thinking out of the way. Remove the mind and

access the body and the heart.

 

Hard work! ;}

 

 

* Actually we cannot " remove " the mind. What we do is go into the neutral

mindl The more we can access and stay in the neutral mind, the less a hold the

thoughts from our rational mind have on us. I will discuss this in my next

NMBeing newsletter on Gemini. It is of course a challenge to stay in our

neutral mind, but the more we do, the more it pulls us into the neutral space.

 

 

 

Many blessings,

 

 

 

GuruRattana :+)

 

 

 

 

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