A Label?/Addictions

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Hi John,everyone..

 

Thanks for your help and the healing you sent as well.

 

I'm copying the mudra and an asana from kundalini yoga

into a little booklet to help people with addictions.

Addictions can be addictive relationships,

co-dependency etc as well as alcohol, cigarettes etc

etc.

 

This is a large problem in society and it has affected

my own family personally in a sad way as well.

 

I always had the intention of putting all the

information together in a booklet and giving it away

to anyone who is interested. Before I did that tho I

thought I better try the method and see if it

works...self experimentation.

 

Yogi Bahjan compilied a program in the 1960's when he

went to America because he saw a lot of the youth had

drug problems. He recomended hydrotherapy as well as

yoga.....I haven't been able to find out how he used

the hydrotherapy in the programme though - except for

cold showers in the morning when we wake up.

 

If anyone has any helpful info on the subject I'd be

interested in reading it.

 

I'll post info on the mudra and the Tibetin sleeping

position in the next couple of days.

 

I'm feeling better each day and in the process of

moving house in two weeks (yay!) so I'm trying to

relax and heal yet pack and move...all at the same

time *sigh*

 

Once I've moved in I'll be better organised and will

have more time on the net. Up until then the lists

are ok as there isn't much traffic....and you're

welcome back at any time

 

love

Anne

--- johndplumber <jaganath wrote:

 

> Anne,

> Hey it's real good to see you getting better

> I have been concerned about you for a couple of

> weeks I was glad

> when I seen you ask for help although I was still

> worried. Let me

> now how that mudra works and what it is you are

> using Please. I

> would like to try it. I have cut down heaps but am

> good to give it

> up. If the Tibetan book has a good reason I would be

> interested but

> if it is just a blank order I would conceder it as

> dogma in that

> case.

> Mum is always right even if she tries to be wrong.

> She is 85 and a

> stroke survivor but can still give hell at times

> with her far out

> sense of humor.

> Thanks a lot and keep getting well.

> John M.

>

> PS: I don't know If you need a temporary hand on

> your groups or not

> but if you do and you wish to welcome me back I will

> be more than

> happy.

>

 

 

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