Questions re. Master's Touch KY training course

[Guest guest]

[i tried sending this last night and it didn't go through. I

apologize if it now shows up twice.]

 

My spirit feels called to take the Master's Touch teacher training

course in NM this July and am thrilled at this blessed opportunity.

I am rather new to kundalini yoga, although I have been studying

another form of hatha yoga for 4-5 years.

 

I hope these questions are not off-topic and that several of you can

post some helpful answers. I will be most grateful:

 

1) Have any of you taken this course? What are your impressions?

2) Is it dreadfully hot in Espanola, NM in July? Do the nights get

very cool? Does it rain a lot?

3) What sort of clothes would be appropriate? Mostly white? T-

shirts and stretch leggings for exercise class, or something else?

Several Indian friends are offering me Indian clothing, I think

called Salwar Khameez - these are the tunics and baggy trousers many

Indian women wear instead of saris. Would this be appropriate wear

for the evening lectures and dinners?

4) Along with other participants, I will be staying in a tent. Oh,

joy, I have not done this since I was little girl of 10, camping in

Yosemite, and am definitely used to my creature-comforts! What sort

of equipment (sheets? bug spray? etc.) should I absolutely bring

along?

 

Any other suggestions? Thanks so very much.

 

Blessings to all,

Jiwan Mukta Kaur

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam Jiwan Mukta Kaur!

 

> 1) Have any of you taken this course? What are your impressions?

 

I took the course 2 years ago - it was wonderful (I went back for a

module of level 2 last year and hope to do another this year). The

opportunity to learn from YB and a variety of experienced teachers,

and to learn and practice with (and make contacts with) other

teachers, was a real joy and a true blessing.

 

> 2) Is it dreadfully hot in Espanola, NM in July? Do the nights get

> very cool? Does it rain a lot?

 

It gets hot, but there is no humidity - to my taste, 100 degrees in

dry air is more comfortable than 85 in humid air. It is a desert, so

it cools off nicely at night. It doesn't rain much, again, it is a

desert climate. Good to be prepared for it, though, because when it

does rain, it rains very hard!

 

> 3) What sort of clothes would be appropriate? Mostly white? T-

 

When you sign up you will get a detailed list of what items to bring

along for dress, camping, etc.

 

Love & blessings,

Sadhant

[Guest guest]

The 3HO has mailed out info to me on the Masters Touch which I very much

would love to take.

Can anyone let me know how long this course is in New Mexico- 2-3 weeks? Is

it yearly? Since the 3HO sight has been down it is hard to find out this

information.

 

Many thanks,

 

Laura

NS, Canada

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam Laura:

 

> Can anyone let me know how long this course is in New Mexico- 2-3

 

Master's Touch 1 lasts 2 weeks - it is taught once a year. The

Master's Touch 2 modules are 5 days each and are also taught annually

in NM, in the week after MT1.

 

Blessings,

Sadhant