Question For Swamiji

[Guest guest]

, "Nanda" <chandimaakijai> wrote:

> Swamiji's response:

> Lahiri Mahasaya is regarded a a great saint all throughout India, and

not just Bengal. The kriya yoga technique is primary the practice of

the Bhuta Shuddhi, which is one viddhi of the Cosmic Puja. Of course,

it is a highly effective and richly rewarding practice, and when

performed in the context of the full puja paddhoti, it grants an

integrated approach to meditation. By bringing the energy up and then

back down again, we learn learn about meditation not only as a

spiritual practice, but moreover as a key element of leading a

spiritual life.

 

Swamiji,

For those of us who have had some initiation into the practices taught

by Lahiri Mahasaya (I have had initiation into 144 Kriyas), would you

be willing to consult and further guide us as living Guru?

Sherri

[Guest guest]

Just for the record, that line of teaching first thru "Yogi" Ramiah

and later thru his disciple Marshall Govindam, who left him because

his Guru stole his wife, is highly suspect, to say the least.

Let us not confuse the subject.

Surya

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sadumaa

Saturday, October 29, 2005 5:38 AM

Question For Swamiji

, "Nanda" <chandimaakijai>

wrote:> Swamiji's response:> Lahiri Mahasaya is regarded a a great

saint all throughout India, and not just Bengal. The kriya yoga

technique is primary the practice of the Bhuta Shuddhi, which is one

viddhi of the Cosmic Puja. Of course, it is a highly effective and

richly rewarding practice, and when performed in the context of the

full puja paddhoti, it grants an integrated approach to meditation.

By bringing the energy up and then back down again, we learn learn

about meditation not only as a spiritual practice, but moreover as a

key element of leading a spiritual life.Swamiji,For those of us who

have had some initiation into the practices taught by Lahiri Mahasaya

(I have had initiation into 144 Kriyas), would you be willing to

consult and further guide us as living Guru?Sherri