New member Intro - John Poole

[Guest guest]

Hello all!

 

I have been involved with different meditation and yoga practices for ~38

years! But I am still a beginner...

I discovered Kundalini in 1981 and practiced using the Sadhana manual, no

teacher. A number of things

started happening with my Third Eye and energy levels and I did not know how

to handle it or how to

proceed from where I was. So I stopped Kundalini practices. But after all

these years, it still has a

hold on me! This has always remained an open, guiding lifelong realization

that still needs to be

explored and ultimately actualized.

 

I would like to find out (from within this group) what would be the best way

to re-start things.

Do I need a teacher/class situation? Open to suggestions?

 

Personal:

Married 27 years to Betsy, 2 children - 26 and 23.

Live in Greenville, SC (have not found any KY instructors here)

Computer SAP software consultant - project work requiring travel

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam, John,

 

How about taking Kundulini yoga teacher training some place convenient (all

teachers listed, look for 'Teachers' link

go/htmlos.cgi/002280.1.711965994277153281. Also there

you can find a listing of the teachers from various areas of the country). If

there aren't any teachers in your area maybe you can become a teacher not only

to yourself but also for others. Teacher training has been a life transforming

experience for me. I did it to deepen my practice, without thinking to actually

teach. Now I am teaching a little, and also have a decent understanding of what

Kundulini yoga is about.

Best of luck to you,

Prem Siri Kaur

Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile

 

 

John Poole <jpoole95

 

Thu, 3 Sep 2009 12:35:51

<kundaliniyoga >

Kundalini Yoga New member Intro - John Poole

 

 

Hello all!

 

I have been involved with different meditation and yoga practices for ~38

years! But I am still a beginner...

I discovered Kundalini in 1981 and practiced using the Sadhana manual, no

teacher. A number of things

started happening with my Third Eye and energy levels and I did not know how

to handle it or how to

proceed from where I was. So I stopped Kundalini practices. But after all

these years, it still has a

hold on me! This has always remained an open, guiding lifelong realization

that still needs to be

explored and ultimately actualized.

 

I would like to find out (from within this group) what would be the best way

to re-start things.

Do I need a teacher/class situation? Open to suggestions?

 

Personal:

Married 27 years to Betsy, 2 children - 26 and 23.

Live in Greenville, SC (have not found any KY instructors here)

Computer SAP software consultant - project work requiring travel

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam John

 

I would really reccommend finding a class so that you know that you are in an

environment where you can get support if you start feeling unsure about things.

 

unfortunately I livein the Uk so not much help

 

Liz

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John Poole

kundaliniyoga

Thursday, September 03, 2009 5:35 PM

Kundalini Yoga New member Intro - John Poole

 

 

Hello all!

 

I have been involved with different meditation and yoga practices for ~38

years! But I am still a beginner...

I discovered Kundalini in 1981 and practiced using the Sadhana manual, no

teacher. A number of things

started happening with my Third Eye and energy levels and I did not know how

to handle it or how to

proceed from where I was. So I stopped Kundalini practices. But after all

these years, it still has a

hold on me! This has always remained an open, guiding lifelong realization

that still needs to be

explored and ultimately actualized.

 

I would like to find out (from within this group) what would be the best way

to re-start things.

Do I need a teacher/class situation? Open to suggestions?

 

Personal:

Married 27 years to Betsy, 2 children - 26 and 23.

Live in Greenville, SC (have not found any KY instructors here)

Computer SAP software consultant - project work requiring travel