Welcome to Kundaliniyoga@onelist.com

[Guest guest]

Hello!

 

My name is Tamera Davis. I live in Plano, Texas. I am interested in yoga and I

hope to learn alot from this group. I will be searching for a class in my

area.

 

Breath on,

 

Tamera

[Guest guest]

Hi Tamera

 

Welcome to Kundaliniyoga. You say you are interested in yoga - have you got

any experience of it or do you just want to learn? Kundalini Yoga is

somewhat different from the more normal forms of yoga such as Hatha. Check

out the links to various web sites to find out more about it. If you are

looking for a teacher, try the bookmark for IKYTA - International Kundalini

Yoga Teachers Association. Otherwise you can link to there from the 3HO

site, also linked to Yogi Bhajan.

 

If you have any questions that you want to ask, then please ask away. That

is what we are here for.

 

Namaste

Gordon

 

 

 

>Scarlett7D

>

>Hello!

>

>My name is Tamera Davis. I live in Plano, Texas. I am interested in yoga

and I

>hope to learn alot from this group. I will be searching for a class in my

>area.

>

>Breath on,

>

>Tamera

[Guest guest]

Dear list,

 

I have read your welcome letter and am still very vague about the specific

nature of Kundalini yoga.

I have practised Hatha for some time and would like to know how it differs

both in the practice and philosophy.

 

I would appreciate if any one would describe Kundalini yoga to me .

 

Thanks

 

Penelope.

[Guest guest]

Hallo and thank you for your mess!! I will tell you more another

time!

 

Sonja

 

 

>Kundaliniyoga-owner

>Kundaliniyoga

>Sonja8

> Welcome to Kundaliniyoga

>15 Mar 1999 19:45:13 -0000

>

>Sat Nam and welcome to our growing on-line community. Thank you for

subscribing.

> This message is our introduction to you. Please post your introduction

to us.

>Make it as detailed as you like - who you are, where you live, your

interest in

>and experiences of Kundalini Yoga, and where you heard about us, or

simply say

>“hello” to let everyone know that you've joined.

>

>In your mail you will also receive a copy of our Mailing List FAQ. You

should

>read this document and keep it somewhere for reference. It should

answer most

>questions that arise from the day-to-day use of this list. If any point

is not

>too clear, please mail me about it.

>

>Kundalini Yoga, the mother of all yogas, draws from other yogic systems

and

>techniques. The Kundaliniyoga list is a forum for all who practise or

wish to

>learn about this powerful and proven system for self-transformation,

personal

>development and consciousness exploration. We hope you will benefit

from the

>experience of others, and draw on their support as required. We are all

on the

>same voyage of self-discovery. It will be easier if we travel together.

>

>Kundalini Yoga combines breathing, stretching, the science of sequence,

rhythm

>and sound to work on every aspect of your being. Although it is

possible to

>practise by yourself, it is strongly recommended that you also attend

classes if

>they are available in your area. The group experience is most important

to your

>proper development. Check our bookmarks for a list of IKYTA teachers

and

>centers, as well as links to many yoga-related websites.

>

>I have recently taken over as list administrator. I am a fellow student

of

>Kundalini Yoga and live in the west of Scotland, near Glasgow. The list

is now

>starting to take on a life and vibrancy all of its own. I am actively

promoting

>it, and hope to see a further increase in membership and usage. There

are plans

>to have regular contributions from yoga teachers and others, which

should help

>stimulate the necessary interchange of ideas. This is a pro-active

list, and

>depends on your contributions for its success. Let us hear of your

triumphs and

>achievements, as well as your problems.

>

>Finally, if you are experiencing any difficulties in using this list,

or have

>suggestions for possible improvements to its operation, please e-mail

either

>myself, or my assistant Susan <sboles with details.

>

>Namaste

>Gordon

>(gordon lamb - gordon@gt-marketing - list owner)

>

>

>To from this list, go to the Member Center at the ONElist

web site,

>. There you can also change your subscription

>between digest and normal mode, and gain access to our web bookmarks

and to our

>shared files area.

>

>

 

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[Guest guest]

 

ganesh sridharan <ganesh_s

Kundaliniyoga-owner <Kundaliniyoga-owner >

Tuesday, March 16, 1999 07:14

Re: Welcome to Kundaliniyoga

 

 

>Hello everyone !

>I am Gana who lives in Chennai, Tamilnadu state of South India. I am

working as a software engineer in a MNC. I like to learn more about the

yogic principles and how can these principles change my life ( in terms of

sprituality, mental strength, concentration, Self healing, etc.,).

>

>If I am given proper advices and methods to practise this Yoga I will be

much glad.

>

>bye,

>Gana

[Guest guest]

Hi Sonja

 

Welcome to Kundaliniyoga. I take it you meant to say "Thank you for your

message"? Where are you from, and what is your interest in KYoga?

 

One request - please don't include all of the message you are replying to

when posting here - it can clog up the list.

 

Namaste

Gordon

 

 

 

 

>"Sonja Tolve" <sonja8

>

>Hallo and thank you for your mess!! I will tell you more another

>time!

>

>Sonja

[Guest guest]

Hello friends. I have recieved your e-mail. I won't say much, if anything

at all, throughout my time on this list. All I want is to learn from other

people about yoga: exercises they find benificial, types of breathing etc.

Hope this is OK

Pat

[Guest guest]

Pat

 

Welcome to Kundaliniyoga. You are most welcome to lurk if that is what you

prefer. However, you will probably learn more if you do ask the occasional

question. We are working on a lot of new developments for the list. I hope

to be in a position to make some announcements soon.

 

Namaste

Gordon

 

 

 

>Patrick_O'Connor

>

>

>

>Hello friends. I have recieved your e-mail. I won't say much, if anything

>at all, throughout my time on this list. All I want is to learn from other

>people about yoga: exercises they find benificial, types of breathing etc.

>Hope this is OK

>Pat

[Guest guest]

Just saying hello. I'm new to the forum.

 

Awakening was spontaneous and bumpy, beginning about ten years ago. I live

in central Pennsylvania.

[Guest guest]

Dear Lee

 

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> Lee Lawrence <booksllr

> Kundaliniyoga

> Re: Welcome to Kundaliniyoga

> Friday, March 19, 1999 9:49 AM

>

> "Lee Lawrence" <booksllr

>

> Just saying hello. I'm new to the forum.

>

> Awakening was spontaneous and bumpy, beginning about ten years ago. I

live

> in central Pennsylvania.

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hello friends,

 

Please forgive me for my bad english and my mistakes.

It is necessary that I tell you that Marie is my woman, Gaster it is me, his

husband. I don't manage to remove of my navigator my woman's automatic

signing. I think that it is located at the level of my supplier. It is her

that is registered.

 

Therefore, it is me that go in for tantric yoga. I practise tantric yoga in

France. I will be a yoga teacher in a few years. I work every day on the

breathing, on dams, mantra and mudras and the concentration on centers

(cakra). We have a special tantric way to exercise the asanas and the

pranayama, different of practices of the yoga as is taught in west. We make

a lot of prânâyâmas: a lot of bhastrikâs, of retentions of breath,

techniques of fainding, mûrchâ prânâyâma, we look for the stupefaction of

the breath and the stop of the mental (kevalî)

Veils an example of our practices to give you an idea of our yoga.

According to my teacher’s words: « we are gana, delinquents of the sky, we

can drink as barrels, to smoke as chimneys, to make love as gods, we can

fart in public, to be bad citizens but to be good yogis. »

I created for the French-speaking people a list: « tantrika »

//tantrika

tantrika

 

Namaste

 

Gaster

[Guest guest]

Bonsoir Gaster

 

Bienvenue a Kundaliniyoga. Vous avez une bonne histoire - tres humereuse!

 

I don't think that we have any other French-speaking rs right now,

but I will place your mailing list details in the international section of

the new Kundaliniyoga Web Site that I am working on. If you have any URL's

for French Kundaliniyoga websites, I would be most grateful to receive

them - contact me off list with that.

 

I hope you enjoy your time here with us, and good luck with your yoga

training.

 

Salut & Sat Nam

Gordon

 

 

 

>gaster (Marie Laure Astier)

>

>Hello friends,

>

>Please forgive me for my bad english and my mistakes.

>It is necessary that I tell you that Marie is my woman, Gaster it is me,

his

>husband. I don't manage to remove of my navigator my woman's automatic

>signing. I think that it is located at the level of my supplier. It is her

>that is registered.

>

>Therefore, it is me that go in for tantric yoga. I practise tantric yoga in

>France. I will be a yoga teacher in a few years. I work every day on the

>breathing, on dams, mantra and mudras and the concentration on centers

>(cakra). We have a special tantric way to exercise the asanas and the

>pranayama, different of practices of the yoga as is taught in west. We make

>a lot of prnymas: a lot of bhastriks, of retentions of breath,

>techniques of fainding, mrch prnyma, we look for the stupefaction of

>the breath and the stop of the mental (keval)

>Veils an example of our practices to give you an idea of our yoga.

> According to my teachers words: we are gana, delinquents of the sky, we

>can drink as barrels, to smoke as chimneys, to make love as gods, we can

>fart in public, to be bad citizens but to be good yogis.

>I created for the French-speaking people a list: tantrika

>//tantrika

>tantrika

>

> Namaste

>

>Gaster

[Guest guest]

hello! i am new to your list and do not know anything about yoga, i was hoping

to learn via this list. I live on the east coast usa.

[Guest guest]

to: Kundaliniyoga-owner

>Reply to: Kundaliniyoga

from : amazmudar

>recieved Welcome to Kundaliniyoga

>1 May 1999 22:14:18 -0000

>

>KUNDALINI YOGA ? A QUANTUM TECHNOLOGY FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM.

>

>Welcome to our growing on-line community. Thank you for subscribing. This

>message is our introduction to you. Please post your introduction to us ?

>to Kundaliniyoga . Make it as detailed as you like - who you

>are,

>where you live, your interest in and experiences of Kundalini Yoga, and

>where

>you heard about us, or, simply say ?hello? to let everyone know that

>you've joined. One thing though, please don?t include this message with

>your reply.

>

>In your mail you will also receive a copy of our Mailing List FAQ. You

>should

>read this document and keep it somewhere for reference. It should answer

>most

>questions that arise from the day-to-day use of this list. If any point is

>not

>too clear, please mail me about it.

>

>Kundalini Yoga, the mother of all yogas, is also the most powerful and

>inclusive, and the source of every other yogic system and technique. It

>works

>primarily by facilitating the flow of energy through the body, in

>particular

>along the spinal energy channels through the chakras. Regular practice can

>elevate your consciousness, promote physical well-being, expand your

>awareness

>and transform your life.

>

>The Kundaliniyoga list, a forum for all who practice or wish to learn about

>this

>powerful and proven system, is now co-hosted by popular author and teacher

>Gururattan K. Khalsa Ph.D. ?Rattana?. New to the Net ? on-line

>classes in Kundalini Yoga are due to commence in the Fall ? see Website

>for details.

>(http://www.gtmark.com).

>

>Although it is possible to practice by yourself, and our Website contains

>information to help you with this, it is strongly recommended that you also

>attend classes if they are available in your area. The group experience is

>most

>important to your proper development. See also the disclaimer in our FAQ.

>Check

>the links on our Website to access a list of IKYTA (International Kundalini

>Yoga

>Teachers Association) teachers and centers, as well as many yoga-related

>and

>other websites of interest.

>

>I am a fellow student of Kundalini Yoga and live in the west of Scotland,

>near

>Glasgow. The list has taken on a life and vibrancy all of its own. I am

>actively

>promoting it, and hope to see a further increase in membership and usage.

>This is a pro-active list, and depends on your contributions for its

>success.

>Use it to tell us of your triumphs and achievements, as well as asking for

>help

>with your problems.

>

>Finally, if you are experiencing any difficulties in using this list, or

>have

>suggestions for possible improvements to its operation, please e-mail

>either

>myself, or my assistant Susan <sboles with details.

>

>Enjoy your Kundalini Yoga.

>

>Sat Nam!

>Gordon

>(gordon lamb - gordon - list owner)

>

>

>To from this list, go to the Member Center at the ONElist web

>site,

>. There you can also change your subscription

>between no mail, digest and normal mode, and gain access to our archives,

>web

>bookmarks and to our shared files area.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello.

A little bit about me.

I'm 32, mom of two preschoolers. I've been practicing yoga, meditation, and

shamanic journeying for about four years now. I recently had what I believe

was a kundalini awakening, but I'm not sure how I want to proceed. I have

been having visions, vivid dreams, hearing voices and sounds that others

don't see but haven't determined if it's all imaginary or not so I'm really

just gathering information for now and have decided that the law of least

effort will guide me to where I need to be. I think right now, my children

should be my main focus and don't want to get too obsessed with a spiritual

quest while at the same time I feel I'm becoming more conscious and aware and

closer to self-realization. I would like to take a slow and easy path to

enlightenment if it's possible and with the many different practices I've

studied, it's hard to me to settle with just one. SO for now, I'm just gonna

hang around if you all don't mind and observe....

Namaste

Ronni

[Guest guest]

Kundaliniyoga-owner wrote:

>

> KUNDALINI YOGA – A QUANTUM TECHNOLOGY FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM.

>

<< Welcome to our growing on-line community. Thank you for subscribing.

This message is our introduction to you. Please post your introduction

to us – to Kundaliniyoga . Make it as detailed as you

like - who you are, where you live, your interest in and experiences of

Kundalini Yoga, and where you heard about us, or, simply say

“hello” to let everyone know that you've joined. One thing

though, please don’t include this message with your reply. >>

 

Hello Gordon, and all ))

 

Sat Nam,

Antoine

[Guest guest]

Hi Antoine

 

Ca va bien?

Bienvenue a Kundaliniyoga!

 

Nice to see you in more salubrious surroundings! Hope you enjoy your time

with us.

 

Sat Nam!

Gordon

 

 

> Antoine <carrea

> Hello Gordon, and all ))

>

> Sat Nam,

> Antoine

[Guest guest]

&8211 hello and how are you today.

 

KUNDALINIYOGA-owner wrote:

>

> KUNDALINI YOGA – A QUANTUM TECHNOLOGY FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM.

>

> Welcome to our growing on-line community. Thank you for subscribing. This

> message is our introduction to you. Please post your introduction to us

–

> to Kundaliniyoga . Make it as detailed as you like - who you are,

> where you live, your interest in and experiences of Kundalini Yoga, and where

> you heard about us, or, simply say “hello” to let everyone know

that

> you've joined. One thing though, please don’t include this message with

> your reply.

>

> In your mail you will also receive a copy of our Mailing List FAQ. You should

> read this document and keep it somewhere for reference. It should answer most

> questions that arise from the day-to-day use of this list. If any point is not

> too clear, please mail me about it.

>

> Kundalini Yoga, the mother of all yogas, is also the most powerful and

> inclusive, and the source of every other yogic system and technique. It works

> primarily by facilitating the flow of energy through the body, in particular

> along the spinal energy channels through the chakras. Regular practice can

> elevate your consciousness, promote physical well-being, expand your awareness

> and transform your life.

>

> The Kundaliniyoga list, a forum for all who practice or wish to learn about

this

> powerful and proven system, is now co-hosted by popular author and teacher

> Gururattan K. Khalsa Ph.D. “Rattana”. New to the Net –

on-line

> classes in Kundalini Yoga are due to commence in the Fall – see Website

> for details.

> (http://www.gtmark.com).

>

> Although it is possible to practice by yourself, and our Website contains

> information to help you with this, it is strongly recommended that you also

> attend classes if they are available in your area. The group experience is

most

> important to your proper development. See also the disclaimer in our FAQ.

Check

> the links on our Website to access a list of IKYTA (International Kundalini

Yoga

> Teachers Association) teachers and centers, as well as many yoga-related and

> other websites of interest.

>

> I am a fellow student of Kundalini Yoga and live in the west of Scotland, near

> Glasgow. The list has taken on a life and vibrancy all of its own. I am

actively

> promoting it, and hope to see a further increase in membership and usage.

> This is a pro-active list, and depends on your contributions for its success.

> Use it to tell us of your triumphs and achievements, as well as asking for

help

> with your problems.

>

> Finally, if you are experiencing any difficulties in using this list, or have

> suggestions for possible improvements to its operation, please e-mail either

> myself, or my assistant Susan <sboles with details.

>

> Enjoy your Kundalini Yoga.

>

> Sat Nam!

> Gordon

> (gordon lamb - gordon - list owner)

>

> To from this list, go to the Member Center at the ONElist web

site,

> . There you can also change your subscription

> between no mail, digest and normal mode, and gain access to our archives, web

> bookmarks and to our shared files area.

[Guest guest]

Hey list, I'm Katrina. I am from Maryland. Just sayin hi. -Trina

[Guest guest]

Hi Trina

 

Welcome to Kundaliniyoga. Have you done any KY before, or is this all new to

you? For more details, check out our website. (address below in message

trailer).

 

Sat Nam!

Gordon

 

> KerKiNoUt

>

> Hey list, I'm Katrina. I am from Maryland. Just sayin hi. -Trina

[Guest guest]

I haven't done any type of Yoga really. I am just really wanting to. So I

decided to get the scoop on it first.-Trina

[Guest guest]

Hi,

My name is Carole and I live in upstate NY - USA. I've only just heard about

Kundalini Yoga and am very interested - there are no classes in my area so I

am interested in what will be available on the web. I plan to begin the

exercises currently on the web site. I've done some (very little) Hatha yoga

and Tai Chi. Thanks:)

[Guest guest]

Hi Carole

 

Welcome to Kundalini Yoga. Whereabouts in NYS do you live? I know there are

classes in Buffalo, but I haven't checked anywhere else - have you searched

the IKYTA directory from our website?

 

If you have any problems or queries regarding the exercises on the site,

then give us a holler on here. We will be adding to that section very

shortly - thanks to the efforts of one of our rs, I now have all

the scans here from one of Gururattan's books, and will be placing extracts

from that in the KY Intro.

 

Enjoy your Kundalini Yoga

 

Sat Nam!

Gordon

 

> Caropb

>

> Hi,

> My name is Carole and I live in upstate NY - USA. I've only just heard

about

> Kundalini Yoga and am very interested - there are no classes in my area so

I

> am interested in what will be available on the web. I plan to begin the

> exercises currently on the web site. I've done some (very little) Hatha

yoga

> and Tai Chi. Thanks:)

[Guest guest]

Welcome to the list Trina & Carol. *s*

 

~Diana~

_____

Get Visto! Groups, event calendars, email, and more...

Check it out @ http://www.visto.com/info

[Guest guest]

Hi Gordon,

Thanks for the welcome. I'm in Webster NY which is a suburb of Rochester -

about 60 miles from Buffalo. I'll look forward to your additions to the web

site.

 

Sat Nam!

Carole