--- In [email protected], "eloigne24" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
> --- In [email protected], "guybanner2002" 
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I appreciate receiving the references to Muktananda quotes. It 
> > exactly explains the grace I received.
> > 
> I thought your description of receiving transformation in this way 
> from MMY was beautiful - thank you. My experience has been somewhat 
> different. I have spent many lives in spiritual settings, and one 
in 
> particular in a setting like an anchorite. My learning this time 
was 
> to balance matter and spirit and not separate the two - so I had to 
> learn to be very grounded, and to have a spiritual path alongside 
> the challenges of the relative. My learning has also been about 
> different kinds of relationships - and the different aspects of 
> sexual experience. This learning was actually triggered off by the 
> Taste of Utopia course in 1984 - I was plunged into past lives and 
> challenged by this particular learning. It has been a fascinating 
> path, and I'm still learning.
> 
> So my view is that evolution is a spiral, and that we have to go 
> through many different experiences, to take those back as 
> ambassadors for the total soul's learning - each life will 
> contribute to that wholeness. So no one aspect is more evolved than 
> the other. I do not view my life as a celibate anchorite as any 
more 
> evolved as the life I live now where I am fully in the relative - 
> but meditating alongside, viewing life through a lens of learning 
> and gathering experience, and using the experiences I have not to 
> judge other aspects but to open up to the whole. I value them all - 
> and for me my particular challenge for balancing in this life was 
to 
> try and integrate the two as I had been so far along one polarity 
> before. It is about finding your own path,

Yess!

shreyaan sva-dharmo viguNaH
  para-dharmaat svanuSThitaat
sva-dharme nidhanaM shreyaH
  *para-dharmo bhayaavahaH*

-- Shriimad Bhagavad-giitaa III 35







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