---Thanks, much appreciated! The first part of your discussion 
(below) pertains to free will vs determinism, Dharmic behavior vs 
adharmic; and such matters. Definite conclusions in these topics are 
speculative; whereas the topics following that are a matter of your 
own direct experience; i.e. experiential reports.
 OTOH basing philosophical conclusions on heresay statements such 
as "I and My Father are One" are in the nature of speculative 
hypotheses. Short of definitive answers regarding topics such as free 
will and dharma; we are left with commonsense conclusions regarding 
the behavior of Gurus: if it walks like a duck, looks like a duck, 
etc...it must be a duck.  Similarly, the behavior of Gurus can be 
evaluated objectively without resort extraneous, unprovable 
philosophical assumptions.  I don't know Swami G.  But if he 
jaywalks, a cop should give him a ticket. 

 In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Ron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Firstly, I am not sure where it came from but I was even inquireing 
with Swami G in the 
> begining. Somehow I was under this impression that the enlightened 
can not say it and if 
> they do, then for sure, they are not.
> 
> The response to that was nonsense, didn't Christ Say 'I and the 
Father are One", and I am 
> told Budda said things also. Swami G said, what is , is. So, I am 
telling it like it is when I 
> put this title to the post. I guess many people can also claim 
things like enlightenment or 
> awakened Kundalini, when it is not the case.
> 
> Note I am not being a parakeet when I tell you that my experience 
is it is moving me 
> faster to enlightenment. Let me put it this way, I feel this very 
stronly. It is giving 
> experience of the things I hear are the signs of what enlightenment 
is. I reported in using 
> the term everything is falling away before i noticed it to be a 
common term used because 
> this is something many in my path are experiencing.
> 
> Any opinion that disagrees with what I just said is like one 
telling me that I am wrong 
> about the ice cream tasting sweet. Anyway, I also confirm the 
blessing that it is by direct 
> experience. 
> 
> so this is the result of the Kundalini Path for me- and i 
responsibly emphasized that it is 
> not about chasing phenomina or trying to force it open or being 
under the care of one 
> that took 200 hours of yoga class or a reiki master with some weeks 
of training. I have 
> said the guide should be enlightened, having gone the whole journey 
from start to finish.
> 
> This last paragraph is passing on info as well from my Guru. Now, I 
only told you what 
> happened with me, and it was a venture into the unknown by entering 
the path. That is 
> how it is, so addressing Alex, when you said your point, ok, your 
choice. I dont know how 
> your experiences would be, maybe similar, maybe entirely different.
> 
> Swami G said mostly the ones with the hell are the ones where it 
opened spontaneously 
> and there is no guidance in place- they run to dr's and they have 
no clue what is taking 
> place.
> 
> There are at least 4 people in the coming months that will be 
taking diksha ( initiation). 
> This is not a common event. since I took Diksha in may, 2006, there 
have been maybe 10, 
> some of them did not tell the truth and did not keep in touch as 
they agreed. swami G 
> cautions that this is not a momentary blessing. One of the 
commitments is to keep in 
> touch at least once a month, and to do the practices as given. She 
says it is better not to 
> take diksha if you are not going to honor those commitments because 
you will not get any 
> lasting benefit. People ignore that, take diksha , then fall off 
the path rather quickly and 
> they have lost their chance,- that is how Swami G puts it.
> 
> All of the different stuff being offered here on FFL, it looks like 
the Universe is offering 
> choices.
>


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