K-Addiction

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>>>>> Chrism:

The Shaktipat given here is attached to the practice given here. This

will keep you unencumbered by dependancy on someone else and free you

to reach and grow as far as you wish to, as long as you choose to. -

<<<<<

 

 

Yes, - this is what is so great about this group - the

approach that you get back what you put in is very comfortable for

me. And the practices, such as forgiveness, prayer, gratefulness,

meditation, etc. - well, it just strikes me as feeling so " right "

that you can't go wrong. I mean, who can argue with that?

 

I am a little bit afraid of complete surrender for fear that

when I light my next cigarette, I might cough up a lung! (And things

like that.) Because, after all, I do live in Mississippi where

people pass out mixed drinks, rather than green tea. And I could go

on about that but let's just say, I wasn't born in " Health Haven of

the World. "

 

And - if I told a fellow-Mississippian " Tongue Up, " they would

think I was making a sexual proposal! LOL! So, I don't dare go

there.

 

So, I am learning a new language and doing the best that I can.

Kind of like I am trying to learn Spanish so I can communicate with

the people who are laying the brick on my house. So far, that

consists of " Speak Spanish? " Followed by, " Little bit, mui bonito. "

Followed by " You like? " Answer, " Yes, very much. " Next day: " Got

rained out today? " Followed by " Pouring! No finish today. "

And " Porch, you understand? " Followed by " Yes, two feet. " And my

personal favorite, " He speak no English. No talk to him. No worry.

Be much more beautiful when finish. " Kind of makes me want to

forgive them for putting brick on a wall that was supposed to be

stucco.

 

But anyway, learning a new language can be a beautiful thing.

And (little bit) funny sometimes, too! But worth it! I would teach

you Mississippi-language, but apparently, that has been known to make

Mother Nature very, very angry. So, we won't go there. Let's just

say I am trying to get back in her good graces, so I am open to

learning the k-language that I don't (always) understand. But what I

do understand feels right for me.

 

Deb

[Guest guest]

Hi,

 

I went (surrendering to the instruction of the K) to Ft. Worth, Texas (did not

know one person, never had been to Texas) after living in San Francisco for 20

years and stayed there 7 years, so I speak Texan now, lol. But wanted to say

that, sort of unbelievably, I found a group of people (people I liked scattered

here and there) each of whom knew someone else and introduced me to their

friends who were sort of a spiritual underground and who knew of and were

practicing what I loved. I also ended up very connected and involved with the

Lakota Indians who were wonderful teachers and spiritual playmates.

 

So, you just never know and my suggestion would be to follow your bliss and

interests, put out an intention that you would like to meet others and the

surrender and " listen " to what comes through. We are everywhere. (even found or

was found by folks in the Czech Republic) This is assuming you would like to

know others like you.

 

But I never did say to my cowboy friends as they chewed on a piece of straw or

my dignified Indian friends " tongue up " and am laughing right now imagining

their faces.

 

In gratitude,

 

Sherri

 

--

The high destiny of the individual is to serve rather than rule-Albert Einstein

 

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" Deb " <Deb111222

 

>>>>> Chrism:

The Shaktipat given here is attached to the practice given here. This

will keep you unencumbered by dependancy on someone else and free you

to reach and grow as far as you wish to, as long as you choose to. -

<<<<<

 

Yes, - this is what is so great about this group - the

approach that you get back what you put in is very comfortable for

me. And the practices, such as forgiveness, prayer, gratefulness,

meditation, etc. - well, it just strikes me as feeling so " right "

that you can't go wrong. I mean, who can argue with that?

 

I am a little bit afraid of complete surrender for fear that

when I light my next cigarette, I might cough up a lung! (And things

like that.) Because, after all, I do live in Mississippi where

people pass out mixed drinks, rather than green tea. And I could go

on about that but let's just say, I wasn't born in " Health Haven of

the World. "

 

And - if I told a fellow-Mississippian " Tongue Up, " they would

think I was making a sexual proposal! LOL! So, I don't dare go

there.

 

So, I am learning a new language and doing the best that I can.

Kind of like I am trying to learn Spanish so I can communicate with

the people who are laying the brick on my house. So far, that

consists of " Speak Spanish? " Followed by, " Little bit, mui bonito. "

Followed by " You like? " Answer, " Yes, very much. " Next day: " Got

rained out today? " Followed by " Pouring! No finish today. "

And " Porch, you understand? " Followed by " Yes, two feet. " And my

personal favorite, " He speak no English. No talk to him. No worry.

Be much more beautiful when finish. " Kind of makes me want to

forgive them for putting brick on a wall that was supposed to be

stucco.

 

But anyway, learning a new language can be a beautiful thing.

And (little bit) funny sometimes, too! But worth it! I would teach

you Mississippi-language, but apparently, that has been known to make

Mother Nature very, very angry. So, we won't go there. Let's just

say I am trying to get back in her good graces, so I am open to

learning the k-language that I don't (always) understand. But what I

do understand feels right for me.

 

Deb