To Narasimhaye & Barbara

[Guest guest]

Thank you Narasimhaye for the excellent education as I have been looking for a group such as this and I believe I have found it. You bring forth some excellent points and I truly appreciate this. Please continue to make whatever corrections as I welcome them. I am not an Indian in this birth and I often have trouble with some of the Indian terminology and meaning. I do try my best though and maybe with everyone's help at this site I will gain a great understanding.

I am planning on working with Rudraksha to help the children I work with or plan to work with. It is the most fascinating thing I have ever seen. I am hoping to bridge the boundary between the Vedic ritual or Sandscript prayer as many people in America will just not use these beads if they have to do this. I know people in my presence feel the rudraksha as several individuals have inquired about them. I have directed them to the Rudra Center.

As far as Barbara is concerned here is what I actually said:"I was only attempting to help this wonderful young lady." I did not say nice I said wonderful and everyone is wonderful in their own right. You touched my heart as I enjoyed what you had to say and I decided to respond. I personally do not see 69 as old by any means and here is why. When I was 16 my sister had a dance instructor in her 80's she was more flexible, more bright and energetic than anyone I knew both young and old. I asked her if it was from dancing all these years and she told me no it was from yoga and she was the one who led me on the path to yoga many years ago. Just thinking of her creates a vision in my mind from that time like it was that day so many years ago.

Thank you both for getting me involved in this wonderful group.

Kev

 

narasimhaye <no_reply> wrote: Forget the "jai bhagwan narasimhaye", its merely a net handle. No

recognition or validation required on my part.

 

Glad you didn't take offence. Yes we all know you sincereley also

meant well and adding "ji" at the end of yr name wasn't done out of

ego or vanity, but merely Innocence.

 

You're certainly going in the right directly, laying actions and

reactions at the holy feet of Ishvara. But pls remember the Divine

does not judge; is non-judgemental.

 

"Ego or no ego, vanity or no vanity" are 2 sides of the same coin.

You sure have a grasp of classical tantra as does Barb, probably

without realizing it. Well done!!

 

Ommmms.