--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 
> 
> --- sparaig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Mason"
> > <premanandpaul@> wrote:
> > >
> > > When I spent some time with Brahmachari Sattyanand
> > he gave me an 
> > > advanced technique which involves paying attention
> > to the mantra in a 
> > > particular location. Being in India, with an
> > Indian, in an Indian 
> > > ashram, I asked him if he meant in the vicinity of
> > the so&so chakra, 
> > > but he soon made it very clear he had no patience
> > for any mention of 
> > > chakras and left it at that. He did not say why,
> > but I suspect it is 
> > > for the very reasons that Turq gives, that it was
> > off his map (which 
> > > is a very good reason not to embark on a
> > dissertation about them).
> > > 
> > 
> > Sounds to me like projection. I remember quite
> > explicitly the exact wording of  my 
> > advanced technique instruction (acting traing comes
> > in handy at times) and there wasn't 
> > anything like "pay attention to the mantra in a
> > certain location." I can certainly see why, if 
> > you were expecting something chakra-ish, you would
> > misremember what you were told, 
> > but it is certainly not what I was told and I doubt
> > if you were told that either.
> 
> It was thinking the mantra in a certain area of the
> body. It is one of the last advanced techniques. I can
> see why the term "chakra" was not used because chakra
> for most people is just a concept that could confuse
> things.

I also got it that way. There is certainly an advanced technique were
you have to have your attention at a certain area. If it's the exact
location of the (heart)-chakra is another question. I was pointed to
an anatomical spot, that is not normally considered to be the heart
center, but its close enough.






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