Guest guest Posted October 24, 2007 Report Share Posted October 24, 2007 Sat Nam! Dear Guru Rattana and group members. Update: The individuation and separation continues as does the schizophrenic mind. It seems to be getting worse as does some of the habituations I have had since I was a baby. I feel like I am at the end of my rope. I am trying to be neutral and not emotional and the Aries in me is having fun with these emotional upheavals right now. Background and catch up: Found Kundalini a year ago. Found my now fiancé’ about the same time. Guru Dev Singh (the Satnamrasayan Master) latest mediations for me include one to help aide the separation I am working through as a 38 year old male (from Mother – who else). I have never wanted to grow up (no root chakra) and so it is reflected in my neediness for a woman to care for me and also my financial debt though I have many credentials and skills. (The private practice is SLOWLY growing – and the debt will hopefully cap very soon). My fiance’ has been at Kundalini and Satnamrasayan for 7-8 years and has helped me tremendously. The hardest part is the distance we need now as I mature, get rooted and self identified. We are committed and it also hurts like hell. My mental intrigues based on my “STUFF” often makes her out to be bad and mean. I am also VERY hard on myself. I also love myself for the first time but more often than not am dissociated from my body emotionally and energetically. It is so painful for my soul, which I feel crying inside when I let my intrigues get me or succumb to old habituations rather than give it space and light. I try so hard to find that neutral space and also try so hard to love myself and be neutral but I am at the end of my rope. And I HATE having to vent to the group – My destiny is to be a spiritual fork lift not an emotional dump truck. I do my yoga and meditations – sometimes not as long as I should and I feel like I will never get there. Where? To a place of peace and light. I know its in me but for the most time have not a clue. This next 2 months may see me without a dime in the bank due to the years of rootlessness and now that I am refusing to charge so many things on credit cards. Crying to work is not a favorite thing of mine nor is spending the night dissociating from reality instead of relaxing or tuning in or reading. My life is changing, for the better, but right now I also see and feel my hopelessness, weaknesses, and hatred for myself and behaviors and mental intrigues. Thanks for listening, Sarabjot SIngh Marty Kestin, BS, MSW, LMBT We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them. " - Albert Einstein _____ Guru Rattana [gururattan] Sunday, July 22, 2007 11:07 PM Kundaliniyoga Re: Kundalini Yoga pain of seperation Dear Marty, Sat Nam! *Thank you for sharing about your work in developing a sense of your own identity and connection with your soul. You have probably made more progress than you think. (But it is good not to think too much.:+) The Kundalini sets for the hips and nabhi kriya help tremendously * This is good for people to note. I know why.it is hard work this self identity stuff.. But at 38 I would have it no other way. * Great spirit shinging through. I cannot manifest my destiny unless I am willing to do the work of changing and being uncomfortable for a while - how ever long it takes. * Oh so true. But change does happen and it feels so good. Are there any other men out here that are MUCH further down this path than I who can share their early experiences of this process with the group? I would love to hear from them. * Ok guys, come forth. :+) Also I am doing the neutral mind meditation: Does anyone have any experiences with this one that they can share? * Not this one in particular, but any meditation for neutral mind. You can expedite your progress by paying attention -- listening and looking inside your head to the neutral space. * There is a space and place that IS neutral. Keep bringing your attention to this space and to the quality of neutral. It also has all the other male qualities of stable, permanent, always present, imperturbable. Meditate on and feel these qualities until you can feel that this space is always available to you and that you can feel it in your body. Focus on this as much as you can during the meditation and for a few minutes after the meditation. * This is also how women can cultivate the male polarity in their psyche. One woman in particular who did this got her emotions stabilzed and attracted a very different and wonderful partner into her life. * These are the qualities also that women want to feel in men. So men, hold stable, neutral, imperterbable in your psyche and see what happens. I have been doing it for 6 months and notice I for the first time can actually, at certain moments, engage the neutral mind and not be reactionary or emotional. * Good work. The Neutral mind meditation I was given is: the " wa he gu ru " mantra, silently, focused on 3rd eye with eyes closed, breathe regulates itself, hand in Buddha mudra. It is very interesting to see how the development of identity, a root chakra, and the navel point have everything to do with the ability to manifest and have prosperity in my life with my relationships, my private practice, and finances. The universe has not and will not let me receive the goodies unless I do the work to deserve it :-) * You might want to consider the idea that it is not a question of deserving. It is a question of becoming conscious. In a higher state of consciousness you are able to attract what you want much better and to discriminate, not attract and not choose what you don't want. You are more at choice. Pain of separation is really the pain of separation from Self. When you hold the Self in your own consciousness, there is no more separation and no more pain -- just joy of being YOU. Sat Nam, Guru Rattana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 26, 2007 Report Share Posted October 26, 2007 Sarabjot, You have a lot of strength and intention to post! I also have a very similar situation, of separating from my Mother, after being too dependent and connected with for too long. So many of the things you mentioned are things I share also, so you are not alone in these. I am sure we can both transform our situations, and create growth from them. It's as easy as strengthening healthy practices and the momentum and groundwork will come automatically. I'm going to print out your post actually, it is so helpful for me to reflect on the things you've shared, to speed up my own efforts I'm taking right now. Hang in there, and simply focus on what you want to change, and you can move in that direction in baby steps. Please feel free to email me if you'd like to share support. Sat Nam Jon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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