not Joyful? A fifth chakra communication

[Guest guest]

I thank God that I am not in bliss anymore than I am. Waves and

waves of it pretty much take you out of your day. So I appreciate

the break! Some have e-mailed me privately that I am not coming

across " joyful "

 

I am coming across as the individual situations dictate. Also as is

given from the Shakti. I listen to what is given for me to give.

Some need a different frequency of discourse for them to know what

are the options I am suggesting. Others are just so completely

disconnected to what is occurring here that I just let them be.

 

My Joy is strong and it has its way with me. I can tell you that for

sure! If I am not giving what any individual feels is in line with

what I teach, then that is a good sign of folks paying attention and

expecting me to practice what I preach. But the truth of it is that

my practice is very different than what is offered here.(no complete

details will be given of that yet - emulation is not suggested at

this time)

 

Part of the practice is that of giving and nurturance for others in

a safe environment. For the safe and sane expression of the

Kundalini. Sometimes I will be strict about certain practices or

techniques that I am given to see as dangerous or hurtful or

irresponsible. Or that are born of a lazyness in the individual. Or

short cuts as this path is already walking that fine line!

 

Anyway I am doing as I must do at this time I hope it resonates well

for as many as possible -

[Guest guest]

Dear Chrism,

 

I can't help but get that thought in my head, " looking

in the mirror " and that any great teacher is more like

a neutral mirror, we see ourself looking back. So if

you seem unjoyful perhaps the pupil is reflecting

their own condition?

You are as you need to be to teach us, if you were

just blissed out all the time where would we all be?

 

Seems nice in fantasy but bliss can be a distraction

like you say, when work needs to be done.

 

Love and gratitude

Chrism.

Elektra

x x x

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Well, dear Brother, it is wonderful that you are

coming across at all. I am deeply grateful for that.

Besides working, and keeping up with all your other

Groups, and trying to keep up with all the postings on

this Group (which has passed 3000 for the month, by

the way), not to mention keeping the Shaktipat going

24/7, and maybe a personal life...I have to say the

Joy is there in the Shaktipat, as well as the Love,

and the Grace, and the Devotion. Namaste Beloved One.

Thank you. Love, dhyana

 

--- chrism <> wrote:

 

> I thank God that I am not in bliss anymore than I

> am. Waves and

> waves of it pretty much take you out of your day. So

> I appreciate

> the break! Some have e-mailed me privately that I am

> not coming

> across " joyful "

>

> I am coming across as the individual situations

> dictate. Also as is

> given from the Shakti. I listen to what is given for

> me to give.

> Some need a different frequency of discourse for

> them to know what

> are the options I am suggesting. Others are just so

> completely

> disconnected to what is occurring here that I just

> let them be.

>

> My Joy is strong and it has its way with me. I can

> tell you that for

> sure! If I am not giving what any individual feels

> is in line with

> what I teach, then that is a good sign of folks

> paying attention and

> expecting me to practice what I preach. But the

> truth of it is that

> my practice is very different than what is offered

> here.(no complete

> details will be given of that yet - emulation is not

> suggested at

> this time)

>

> Part of the practice is that of giving and

> nurturance for others in

> a safe environment. For the safe and sane expression

> of the

> Kundalini. Sometimes I will be strict about certain

> practices or

> techniques that I am given to see as dangerous or

> hurtful or

> irresponsible. Or that are born of a lazyness in the

> individual. Or

> short cuts as this path is already walking that fine

> line!

>

> Anyway I am doing as I must do at this time I hope

> it resonates well

> for as many as possible -

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Dearest Chrism,

I offer my heartfelt thanks to you.

For you do not mask the truth, or hide it behind a smile.

I find comfort in the fact that whether I am learning something new,

or having a total evolution, I can expect to get the clearest truth

from you. No, it is not always sugar sweetened for palatability, but I

don't need my Kundalini to be watered down or flavored.

As for me, I am thankful for you and all that I am learning because of

you. Excess joy can be nice for the individual (and I for one LOVE to

be filled with excessive joy), but it is not always possible- nor is

it very natural. Thank you for what you offer.

I am very appreciative of all you do. And when I am in a crisis, I

know you will be there to guide me through it, so again I say thank you.

Love and blessings,

Tara

 

 

 

, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> I thank God that I am not in bliss anymore than I am. Waves and

> waves of it pretty much take you out of your day. So I appreciate

> the break! Some have e-mailed me privately that I am not coming

> across " joyful "

>

> I am coming across as the individual situations dictate. Also as is

> given from the Shakti. I listen to what is given for me to give.

> Some need a different frequency of discourse for them to know what

> are the options I am suggesting. Others are just so completely

> disconnected to what is occurring here that I just let them be.

>

> My Joy is strong and it has its way with me. I can tell you that for

> sure! If I am not giving what any individual feels is in line with

> what I teach, then that is a good sign of folks paying attention and

> expecting me to practice what I preach. But the truth of it is that

> my practice is very different than what is offered here.(no complete

> details will be given of that yet - emulation is not suggested at

> this time)

>

> Part of the practice is that of giving and nurturance for others in

> a safe environment. For the safe and sane expression of the

> Kundalini. Sometimes I will be strict about certain practices or

> techniques that I am given to see as dangerous or hurtful or

> irresponsible. Or that are born of a lazyness in the individual. Or

> short cuts as this path is already walking that fine line!

>

> Anyway I am doing as I must do at this time I hope it resonates well

> for as many as possible -

>

[Guest guest]

Well said dhyana...

 

Paul

 

-------------- Original message ----------------------

novalees <Novalees

> Well, dear Brother, it is wonderful that you are

> coming across at all. I am deeply grateful for that.

> Besides working, and keeping up with all your other

> Groups, and trying to keep up with all the postings on

> this Group (which has passed 3000 for the month, by

> the way), not to mention keeping the Shaktipat going

> 24/7, and maybe a personal life...I have to say the

> Joy is there in the Shaktipat, as well as the Love,

> and the Grace, and the Devotion. Namaste Beloved One.

> Thank you. Love, dhyana

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I have had the pleasure of meeting Chris in person, and I was

surprised to read that some folks think he is not joyful. In fact,

Chris is a surprisingly playful man with a great sense of humor and a

contagious joy.

 

E-mail communication is too mono-dimensional to capture all the

nuances that make someone's personality. Plus, keep in mind that

Chris's role here is that of teacher. This may contribute to shaping a

certain type of interaction as well as expectations.

 

Sel

 

, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> I thank God that I am not in bliss anymore than I am. Waves and

> waves of it pretty much take you out of your day. So I appreciate

> the break! Some have e-mailed me privately that I am not coming

> across " joyful "

>

> I am coming across as the individual situations dictate. Also as is

> given from the Shakti. I listen to what is given for me to give.

> Some need a different frequency of discourse for them to know what

> are the options I am suggesting. Others are just so completely

> disconnected to what is occurring here that I just let them be.

>

> My Joy is strong and it has its way with me. I can tell you that for

> sure! If I am not giving what any individual feels is in line with

> what I teach, then that is a good sign of folks paying attention and

> expecting me to practice what I preach. But the truth of it is that

> my practice is very different than what is offered here.(no complete

> details will be given of that yet - emulation is not suggested at

> this time)

>

> Part of the practice is that of giving and nurturance for others in

> a safe environment. For the safe and sane expression of the

> Kundalini. Sometimes I will be strict about certain practices or

> techniques that I am given to see as dangerous or hurtful or

> irresponsible. Or that are born of a lazyness in the individual. Or

> short cuts as this path is already walking that fine line!

>

> Anyway I am doing as I must do at this time I hope it resonates well

> for as many as possible -

>

[Guest guest]

I agree with Sel.

 

One of the doctors that I work for is considered very serious, never

smiles at work but you get him out socially and WATCH OUT! He is so

much fun, has a great sense of humor. There is a time and a place for

everything. I have seen Chrism's great sense of humor come out to play

quite often, but much of what goes on here is on the serious side. It

is a fine line to walk.

 

Sarita

 

, " selena230 "

<selena230 wrote:

>

> I have had the pleasure of meeting Chris in person, and I was

> surprised to read that some folks think he is not joyful. In fact,

> Chris is a surprisingly playful man with a great sense of humor and a

> contagious joy.