[Dhama] Washing my physical face ... 3

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At 03:30 AM 24/01/00 , you wrote:

>I don't think you could do your cleansing practices and rituals from this

>perspective. And I don't think Chris does either, in practice. I was just

>pointing out that in practice he acts as if he does have various bodies...

>and his ritual for cleansing is a case in point.

 

By what authority do you speak

on what I do, or do not do

in practice ..?

 

Christopher

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>Christopher Wynter <anunda

>

>At 03:30 AM 24/01/00 , you wrote:

>>I don't think you could do your cleansing practices and rituals from this

>>perspective. And I don't think Chris does either, in practice. I was just

>>pointing out that in practice he acts as if he does have various bodies...

>>and his ritual for cleansing is a case in point.

>

>By what authority do you speak

> on what I do, or do not do

> in practice ..?

 

Your own words:

>Every time I wash, I am conscious (mindful) of washing off

>emotions, both my own, and those that I have picked up from others.

>

>Every time I have a shower, I am mindful of allowing the water

>to wash my body clean .. of physical as well as "psychic" dirt ...

>

>Every time I go to the toilet, I am conscious of allowing

>that passage of body "waste and toxins" to take with it, from my

>interior, any thoughts, feelings and emotions that I have been processing.

>

>and

>

>every time I eat, I am conscious of removing all of the vibrations

>of any person who has handled either the food,

>the utensils or the ingredients prior to me receiving it in front of me.

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>and if I am very conscious of my cleanliness,

>then there is nothing else I need do

>

>The intention, the focus, and the allowing is all that is needed ..

>

>It's called Bhakti Yoga ...

> in some circles, I do believe.