Nothing Is Wasted
My teacher Harijiwan often says, "At this level of incarnation, nothing is wasted." What he means is that all your experiences up to this moment right now were given to…
My teacher Harijiwan often says, "At this level of incarnation, nothing is wasted." What he means is that all your experiences up to this moment right now were given to…
We just got back from Summer Solstice in New Mexico and as always it was spectacular. It was a quick trip this year as my girlfriend Jamila and I both…
I have this little book called The Law of Success by Parmahansa Yogananda and it's the greatest bit of wisdom. Very to the point, it's multi-layered in its depth. The…
got this from The Daily Om: www.dailyom.com - It's a great site where you can sign up to receive daily messages such as this one and daily hororscope which is…
Well, it's been a while since I've written. There have been days when I had wanted to put something out but sadly I found myself with absolutely no time. It's…
I've been absent a while and for that I apologize. A new boot camp always becomes all consuming. This newest program as been a great success thus far. As we've…
This was in response to a post on the kundalini yoga teacher’s forum, subject: knowledge should be free. The gist was that this person thought it was hypocritical to charge for passing on spiritual teachings. The following is a response.
Many people believe that spiritual knowledge should be free. In many ways it is, but living in a world of duality, one has to give in order to get. That is also in accordance with karmic law. Karma is simply cause and effect, which was proven scientifically by Newton in his third law–“For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” As far as charging for this knowledge, the waters get muddy here in the west, in our modern capitalist system.
In the past, spiritual tradition was typically handed down from Master to Student at great physical cost. A new Chela, or student, wishing to find a master and learn the spiritual path would travel arduously up into the Himalayan mountains and once he found the master, would then work for that master for several years or more until accepted. That is if the master accepted him in the first place and allowed him to work. After this tremendous expression of commitment, the student would then get one kriya to practice and master. In that context, if you stop to think about the volume of technology Yogi Bhajan passed on in such a short time, it’s mind boggling. (more…)
A friend of mine suggested this idea a few days ago and so I ran with it. After all, everybody loves lists! Thanks Ali.
When I worked in commercial real estate, I had a boss who once said something very wise to me. He told me that anything you do in this life is…
Praying for the healing of others heals you by default. By sending out light and loving thoughts to people in your life, you actually heal yourself. It came to me in a meditation recently that since all things are of this one universal energy (some people calls it God, some people calls it a kaiser blade…) and we are this energy in human form, then you heal yourself by healing with prayer, those that have appeared in your life. It’s the director metaphor again. Each of our individual realities is the projection of our own souls. (more…)