Sikh thing/Wisdom Eye

[Guest guest]

Hey ..... these posts are gettin dangerously entertaining. l'll never get

off my butt if this keeps up. Greg, your wonderful Sikh temple story reminds

me of the traveller who accidentally stumbles upon Shangri-la, then after

leaving is never able to find his way back to it again. On the other hand,

with Harsha's guidance you will, along with the rest of the his sangha.)

 

Andrew, your locale sounds

absolutely enchanting. Your comment about taking a casual drive down to the

beach after dinner with your wife had me just drooling with envy. And l loved

your comments to Nasir. Hey, you don't live near Green Gables do you? )

 

Nasir, do

you know an lndonesian tummo reiki master named lrman leffendi? He gives

great shaktipat according to a friend of mine who received it recently (

transmitted from over there ) -- l've lost his email address. Just curious.

 

Harsha, in view of recent strife, l'm amazed to hear of the

former tradition you described between Sikhs and Hindus. This makes me feel

even sadder about the way this relationship has apparently deteriorated from

those times. l loved your Guru Nanak story.

 

thanx to all,

jerry

[Guest guest]

Dear Brother Jerry,

 

Yes, I know him. I was attuned Reiki I by one of Reiki Masters in his

Foundation.

I don't take the next level attunement because it's quite expensive for me.

He has written some books about Reiki and Kundalini, the last book was Shing

Chi, he said it's about Chakras above Crown Chakra.

His foundation is growing and become famous here in Indonesia. My friend

who works at the same company with me, is a branch's chairman of his

foundation for Riau province, and I know him very well. His name is Mr.Mimi

Lim (mimilim), I will forward your email to him as well.

If you want to know more about Irmansyah Effendi, I could give you his email

address or his foundation moderator's email address, or you can ask Mr.Mimi

Lim, but don't tell them about my opinion that his spiritual foundation is

quite commercial. :-)

 

With Love & Light,

Nasir

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> Nasir,

> do

> you know an lndonesian tummo reiki master named lrman leffendi? He gives

> great shaktipat according to a friend of mine who received it recently (

> transmitted from over there ) -- l've lost his email address. Just

> curious.

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[Guest guest]

 

GCWein1111 [GCWein1111]

Friday, August 11, 2000 2:55 PM

Re: Sikh thing/Wisdom Eye

 

 

Harsha, in view of recent strife, l'm amazed to hear of the

former tradition you described between Sikhs and Hindus. This makes me feel

even sadder about the way this relationship has apparently deteriorated from

those times. l loved your Guru Nanak story.

 

thanx to

all,

jerry

 

 

 

I am glad you enjoyed the Nanak story Jerrysan Rinpoche. About the

Hindu-Sikh conflicts and differences of recent times - yes it is sad. Sad

but not surprising. Throughout human history brothers have become enemies,

over one thing or another. This is true in Europe, in the Middle East, Far

East etc. My father and his brothers, although Hindus, have "Singh" as their

middle name. Singh is used by most Sikhs as their last name. Hindu Rajputs

also use Singh.

 

Guru Nanak is considered the first Sikh Guru and was born in a Hindu family.

He was a man of peace and nonviolence. Back then, there was no Hindu-Sikh

distinction. When the Hindus and Sikhs were persecuted by the moslem

emperors (One Sikh Guru was beheaded because he refused to give up his

religion), they became warriors. The Sikh became a distinct warrior

community in the 18th century when the 9th and the last Guru, Guru Gobind

Singh, was persecuted by Aurengjeb (the last of the well known mogul

emperors).

 

Harsha