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134 From: "Sylvia Brallier" <sylvia@tantricshamanism.com>
Date: Tue Mar 8, 2005 1:28pm
Subject: On Being Right serpentpries...
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Through out the centuries, many people have been on a search for the
true path. Some have found it, but strangely enough, each one has been
different than the other. The good news is, there is no one right path to
enlightenment. The bad news is, there is no one right path to enlightenment.
Even in Yoga, the paths are varied. Yoga is not one path, it is many paths
that are related with the same ultimate goal.
The ego is the part of us that is particularly engaged and fascinated
with being "right." The ego gets very slippery, and even more crafty as we
advance along the spiritual path. I have heard it said that spiritual ego is
the most difficult type of ego to conquer. The beginner's mind is so very
important, especially for those who feel they are advanced along a spiritual
path.
I offer up this request to list members... keep an open mind. You may
not agree with what someone else believes, but that does not mean you are
right. What you believe to be true may be absolutely true for you, but it
is not for anyone else to say what the right path is for someone else. As
much as we can frame things in terms of "This works for me," or This is what
so-and -so believes," instead of "This is the right way, and this is the
wrong way," we move away from polarizing and dualism, which was our original
separation from divinity in the first place.
In terms of e-group etiquette, it is up to Yogani to determine is something
is off topic or not. Let us release that job to the person who started this
forum. Thank you Yogani.
in Loving Kindness,
Sylvia Brallier
The Tantric Shamanism Institute
http://www.tantricshamanism.com
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137 From: "azaz932001" <richardchamberlin14@hotmail.com>
Date: Tue Mar 8, 2005 4:28pm
Subject: Re: On Being Right azaz932001
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Stirling words Sylvia. Whatever works for you is right way.
"The one is in the many and the many are in the one"
149 From: gerard mclaughlin <gerri1love@yahoo.com>
Date: Tue Mar 8, 2005 5:59pm
Subject: Re: On Being Right gerri1love
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Thank you for this Sylvia I feel it is important to
move beyond right and wrong to the place of acceptance
of everyones right to follow the path that works for
them in the moment, whatever serves me in the moment
is right for me and with an open mind I can surely
improve the quality of my serenity.i lost a lot of
time and energy thinking "i'm not doing it right or
shouldn't it be different " Unity is Strength and The
Tent is big enough for all, onelove gerrix
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151 From: "Georgia Victoria Weinkauf" <sss3333nnn@yahoo.com>
Date: Wed Mar 9, 2005 0:07am
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Dearest Sylvia,
RIGHT ON, SISTER!!!
Love and Light,
Nirmal!
instead of "This is the right way, and this is the
> wrong way," we move away from polarizing and dualism, which was our
original
> separation from divinity in the first place.
> In terms of e-group etiquette, it is up to Yogani to determine is
something
> is off topic or not. Let us release that job to the person who
started this
> forum. Thank you Yogani.
> in Loving Kindness,
> Sylvia Brallier
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