hello everyone. I think the most important element is compassion

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Kundaliniyoga , " esurrei " <esurrei wrote:

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> whats the single most important element of this yogic practice?

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I think its bodhicitta and to know we are doing it for others. the west has a

false idea of self

and its so bad we can even find people who share the intentions we live as sikh

and sufi and

spiritual so called others....

 

I think the most important element is the juice that fuels the practice which

can become a

journey of self and other, when taught interdependently as a sincere effort to

help future

generations of children.

 

Drea Kaur

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Kundaliniyoga , " nmstzy "

<mediumisthemessage wrote:

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> Kundaliniyoga , " esurrei " <esurrei@> wrote:

> >

> > whats the single most important element of this yogic practice?

> >

>

>

> I think its bodhicitta and to know we are doing it for others. the

west has a false idea of self

> and its so bad we can even find people who share the intentions we

live as sikh and sufi and

> spiritual so called others....

>

> I think the most important element is the juice that fuels the

practice which can become a

> journey of self and other, when taught interdependently as a

sincere effort to help future

> generations of children.

>

> Drea Kaur

>

 

 

 

I'm new to this so I'll have to look up the translations of the

words that you have used, but it seems that I remember reading on

the YogaTech site that though Kundalini Yoga means " the yoga of

conciousness " , the main principle was breathe and become one with

the breath in order to release the spirits of negativity. I agree

with you that compassion is a stable foundation that should not be

excluded in order to achieve enlightenment, however I believe that

in order to do this we must turn our focus inward; so that we can

let go of the stresses from the outside world and control our own

responses.

While I agree that we have to make a sincere effort to produce great

things for the future I do not agree that it involves the west's

idea of itself - but the introspect of each individual.

But please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.