Guest guest Posted November 2, 2009 Report Share Posted November 2, 2009 Hi David, thank you for writing this. This is exactly how I operate and you have explained it in a such a lovely and clear manner.. " There's a part of me that's sometimes very Taoist. I feel that a task > in the outer world should flow smoothly and harmoniously, if I am in the > right place inwardly. If it doesn't, I try to look at what I can tweak, > change, or release in my inner world to align myself with the energy > forces flowing around me and to surf with them rather than to struggle > against them. " and these following lines.. haha.. I also relate to being a little wordy... " I'm pretty darn wordy for a Taoist! Warren said all this in just a few > simple words when he said the Divine will guide your heart to the right > place. > " love Bruce , " djgottlieb " <dgottlieb wrote: > > > Danielle, > > I bow to your courage and faith. Contacting these centers is an act of > bold love and fearlessness. > > I think you are, in part, being shown that there are many variants and > modalities of spiritual practice. They are all tributaries, streamlets, > and currents in the vast river we sentient beings swim. All these paths > provide service to those who are on them. Not all of them are > Kundalini-oriented. Some may have Kundalini, yet the participants > believe that their path or their teacher or their lineage is the " only > one " . Some work with prana and believe that they are experiencing > Kundalini. Some do physical fitness exercises derived from hatha yoga > and believe they are working with Kundalini. Some may actually be > working with or experiencing small amounts of Kundalini energy. There > are many modalities of practice out there, enough to provide for and > serve the many different people that are out there, each one at a > different place in their respective multi-life journeys. > > Kundalini revolutionizes everything in one's life - fast. Not everyone > wants this. You may have encountered some people whose spiritual > practices currently serve them by providing stability, a clearly defined > wordview with definite boundaries, and it may be that a part of them > wishes to retain that - they may sense that the energy you carry, that > you are representing, might unbind that. Remember that they can feel > the Shakti pouring through you as you pursue this sacred task. Not > everyone is ready for Kundalini. > > So, this may be some of what you have run up against in your encounters > - I don't now. > > There's a part of me that's sometimes very Taoist. I feel that a task > in the outer world should flow smoothly and harmoniously, if I am in the > right place inwardly. If it doesn't, I try to look at what I can tweak, > change, or release in my inner world to align myself with the energy > forces flowing around me and to surf with them rather than to struggle > against them. > > Here's one technique that sometimes works for me. Rather than approach > a task logically and rationally, I ask Shakti to show me the answer. To > use computer terminology, I kick off a " background task " . At certain > times of day, I repeat the request, writing it in my journal, repeating > it a number of times at the start of meditation. Then I go about my > business, not thinking about it much. I try to remain open - still my > mind and let the answer come when the universe is ready to present it. > I " feel " for it - so when the answer comes, I " know " it, and it " feels " > right. You may already be doing this anyway. I just mention it in case > you have not tried it. You can use this to ask Shakti to show you the > " right " place for a seminar. You can also use this to scan the > different possible places - still your mind, hold an image or feeling of > each place in your mind (or visit them - walk through them, see how they > feel), then follow up with the one(s) that " feel " right. > > I'm pretty darn wordy for a Taoist! Warren said all this in just a few > simple words when he said the Divine will guide your heart to the right > place. > > Love and blessings, > > David > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 2, 2009 Report Share Posted November 2, 2009 Thanks, Bruce. Namaste. Love, David Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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