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How to be more collective (part 2)

Check part one here

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Real story:

Jai Shri Mataji

Please share the photo attached. It's my cat, Nyla, attending the online meditation class.

She stands up for Aarti too.

We thought this pic might make you smile.

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How to be more collective....

Are you not thinking...

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logic

We meditate to be joyous

If we introspect, we might find we have a big Ego

If we find we have a big ego, we cannot be joyous

Conclusion:

We should not introspect...

:-)

Confused (by Emma)

Why meditation is NOT good for you

When you start meditating, your subtle body become cleaner and as a result you start seeing things more clearly.

You know more about you and about others.

You are not anymore a very special person. You are not anymore very smart, very handsome, very funny.

You are one person with some qualities and some defects just like any other.

You are just one of the seven billion people on the planet.

You are just a regular person.

Who wants to feel that way?!? Eh?

Not so positive feedback from Guru Puja at Canajoharie 2012

A group of yogis from Toronto Area traveled to Canajoharie on the auspicious day of Guru Puja, 2012 expecting to grow and to strengthen the Guru principle. They were ready for hardship, tapasia and absence of any comfort, but what they experienced was the following. Read their story:

In the car... (real story)

In the car, on the way to collective meditation.

V. (3.5 year old):

-Papa, we’re going to meditation. We’re going to see Amy!

-Right. But remember, how do we behave in meditation?

-Behave well.

-Right. No running and no shouting. We have to play very quiet until the meditation is over .

-Yes, play quiet. …Until meditation over… Or else, papa will wake up, mama will wake up, EVERYBODY will wake up!