I'm new here and I'm just wondering about MAC/IPods?

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam!

 

Is playing techno like music on a MAC and Ipod during

a Yoga class now a common practice among KY teachers?

 

I have been away from KY for awhile now (5 years)

and my only experience then was with one very

experienced teacher and oh how I miss him as I moved away.

I really miss hearing all of the human voices joining together.

 

.....even Ong Namo dosen't sound/feel right

and...I'm sure this is not unusual in what is a new class

and new teacher for me but gosh it just sounds

so VERY different.

 

Can anyone relate or, is this a common practice

now and I need to catch up with the times or

just the preferred style of this teacher and

perhaps just not mine? No judgement here

just making adjustment....

 

Thank you kindly for listening.

 

Christine

[Guest guest]

I use a Mac and I/pod all the time in my classes but the class chants Ong Namo

without it and sings the Sunshine song together acapella at the end.  There is

one quasi-techno chant Cd available but we have all been taught in training to

play only KRI approved music in class.  Many very well known teachers bend that

rule frequently.  I know many teachers that still play their own guitar at the

end which is so sweet. Hope this helps

Jane Bentley

 

--- On Thu, 9/11/08, christine <rememberwhoureallyare wrote:

 

christine <rememberwhoureallyare

Kundalini Yoga I'm new here and I'm just wondering about MAC/IPods?

Kundaliniyoga

Thursday, September 11, 2008, 5:33 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sat Nam!

 

Is playing techno like music on a MAC and Ipod during

a Yoga class now a common practice among KY teachers?

 

I have been away from KY for awhile now (5 years)

and my only experience then was with one very

experienced teacher and oh how I miss him as I moved away.

I really miss hearing all of the human voices joining together.

 

.....even Ong Namo dosen't sound/feel right

and...I'm sure this is not unusual in what is a new class

and new teacher for me but gosh it just sounds

so VERY different.

 

Can anyone relate or, is this a common practice

now and I need to catch up with the times or

just the preferred style of this teacher and

perhaps just not mine? No judgement here

just making adjustment.. ..

 

Thank you kindly for listening.

 

Christine