Meditation

[Guest guest]

I, also, want to thank you Dharma for the material on Meditation.

I do appreciate you sharing the many resources you have.

 

I like to have as many reference pts. as possible; this allows me

to mold and shape my own style of meditation that is mine,

that feels appropriate to what I'm wanting to achieve or

accomplish or not achieve/accomplish through meditation.

 

Each person's "nature" walks the mystical path with practical feet

in their own unique way; like a flower garden in a breeze.

 

<<But I find that people come with various goals in mind. One person may

come wanting only to learn physical relaxation, and then he

quits.

Another

comes because she can't control her emotions - she learns how

to

handle

them and then quits. So I've decided that I have to let each

person decide

what he's ready to learn.>>

 

Teegee, I enjoyed your response.

 

Love

Raven

[Guest guest]

Hi Raven,

>I, also, want to thank you Dharma for the material on Meditation.

>I do appreciate you sharing the many resources you have.

>

>I like to have as many reference pts. as possible; this allows me

>to mold and shape my own style of meditation that is mine,

>that feels appropriate to what I'm wanting to achieve or

>accomplish or not achieve/accomplish through meditation.

>

>Each person's "nature" walks the mystical path with practical feet

>in their own unique way; like a flower garden in a breeze.

 

Yes. And now that I have active K., I usually just turn my meditation

over to my spiritual guru, and I find myself doing all sorts of things.

But I think the background in Raja Yoga gave me the facility to do whatever

I want to... or whatever I'm guided to.

 

Love,

Dharma