Guest guest Posted September 23, 2009 Report Share Posted September 23, 2009 Hello Shaun, Imho you can only be on the right path, there is no other place to be. We all pretty much start out with all our stuff, but as we continue in the Shaktipats we find we don't need certain things anymore and they just drop away on their own. For me anyway, it is a spiraling journey upwards. Great fun and adventure, challenges, tests, transformation. A wonderful path! The meaning of surrender deepens, too, as we take those steps to move in that direction. The understandings come, the love, the action, all that is needed and all God wants to move through us into the world, is possible because we surrender what holds us back. Love, dhyana , " shaun1154 " <shaunjd wrote: > > thank you for this post. Wow. I have a hard time understanding surrender-so this is very timely for me. I wonder if it means to be totally passive- I don't think so, but it does mean that things happen to us, and many others are out of our control... > Attachment is another thing that is hard for me, so I liked what was said about giving up to God-dess our things. Once we aren't attached to them, it is easier to live knowing nothing is permanent. But this is hard, just like saying I am not in total control of my life is hard. Can you love deeply and not be attached?This is my conflict. I love deeply so many people and things. I don't know. > More to follow, as I learn to surrender and detach.... Am I on the right path? Hope I don't become a drag with my endless questions..... > Shaun > , " novalees " <dhyana@> wrote: > > > > Understanding Surrender. > > > > > > The imperative of Kundalini, is surrender. This is some- > > times a hard concept to wrap your brain around, because > > society encourages us to be determined, decisive and > > have a strong will. To be in control of our lives. Those > > qualities are useful in non-awakened people, but after > > awakening they become a real stumbling block unless > > they are redirected. > > nce. > > > > from: www.Kundalini-teacher.com > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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