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Lesson 88 -
The Magic of Bhakti (Audio)
From: Yogani
Date: Fri Jan 16, 2004 1:55pm
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This Discussion?"
Q: Practices are good. I have a rather strange inquiry however; I am finding
that in just reading some of your posts, my state automatically changes into
an almost ecstatic one...excitment! It's like my very being resonates with
what I am reading. Having done some NLP training, I am aware that anything
can trigger any state within a person depending on their particular make-
up, and that words have an hypnotic effect; but this does feel different. I
wonder if you can
shed some light on this, from your perspective. I look forward to seeing
what effect your response will have. I am a very hungry being...Hot for
IT!!!
A: Yes, it is amazing how bhakti works. Something in us is quickened when we
are exposed to an expression of truth. It is in us already. Even just
someone's attempt to write down truth can do it. It doesn't have to be
perfect, just in the right direction. The nervous system knows it when it
sees it. A few lessons back I mentioned that part of the purpose of these
lessons is to stimulate bhakti in folks. I hope that revealing all of this
practical knowledge, accumulated and utilized over a lifetime, will help
others be inspired to practice according to their own inclinations.
Go for it, with prudence of course. Follow your blossoming bhakti wisely,
and you will arrive home straight away. I am honored to be offering some
extra stimulation to what is in you already. You will find that "IT" is
everywhere.
The guru is in you.
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