Mud that we come from!

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Just continuing this topic a little...

Maybe I'm rocking the boat a little, but sometimes waves are good!...<grin>

 

I agree with you that you inherit many characteristics from your parents. I

think that we have to be careful with this line of thinking though because

it may bring about feelings of superiority, which in its essence is contrary

to yoga!

 

---Nova

 

" narasimhan raghavan " <rnpath

 

Friday, May 21, 2004 4:54 AM

Re: Sorry-No politics. but do we have something to

be aware of

 

 

>Dear Dr, Ananda,

> this is in continuation of the discussion going on

>the subject .

> for quite sometime i also believed that basically

>all human beings are made up of more or less the same

>--material and it is upto our own efforts of what we

>can do and achieve till i heard few months back on tv

>maharishi maheshyogi explaining how we are limited to

>someextent in our evolution and growth by the

>substance we inherit as DNA from our parents.The so

>called vasanas are part of this.

>Soil can be from marshy areas, foot of the hill with

>lot of stones, sand from riverbed and clay.Basically

>all this is " Mud "

>But what we can make out from each type of mud is

>determined by the intrinsic variations whithin itself.

>In a subtle way it also partly explains our own

>different capacities, physically, intellectually and

>otherwise,and the different levels of understanding

>the same subject by students in the same sitting .

>

>..In a yogic sense the fair trying to get the suntan

>and the notsofair trying to look more fair are in the

>same boat of " Becoming " , and not in tune with their

>own reality'

> Yoga is in being yourself now as you are with

>awareness

> Narasimhan.

>

 

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