Om Ganesha,
Morning Pujas and Prayers
January 17, 2012
Namaste my chelas all over the world.
Thank you so much for your prayers.
I can feel them coming in from all over the world.
I miss you all so very much, each and every one of you.
I can’t wait till the Yoga Intensive, to have you Kali Natha Tantric Yogis all around me.
Besides the physical sacred movements of this Tantric Yoga, I will be taking you deeper and deeper into tantric aspects of Kali Natha alignment and flow.
My chelas, I can feel your love and pray that you can feel mine.
It will be a long journey and I know you are with me.
Now lets give Darshan.
The Mother Kali’s desire is that you take from life all the enjoyment you can and share it with others.
She has provided you with so many choices.
The ego provides only negative choices.
It is wonderful not to feel guilt, so I ask you to give up to the Mother Kali all guilty feelings this very second.
Remember you are in my time now.
When you can give up guilt, then hate fear Jealousy and worry seems to dim.
Giving up guilt helps you resist any negative emotions.
Remember, the ego seeks to take advantage and makes what the Divine Mother intended to be beautiful and good into a negative thing.
Right now as you are reading these words, Kali Mother is blocking the ego and standing between the ego and my chelas.
When I look inside my chelas, I see tender hearts which the ego wants to harden.
Just say over and over MY MA LOVES ME and I do so very much.
These words will take the hardness out of your heart and leave the bliss of love.
The fruit of what comes once you give up negativity is so sweet that you must pick it from the tree of life and enjoy it.
In the book THE 11 KARMIC SPACES, YOU ARE SHOWN HOW NOT TO FALL INTO THE SPACE OF PRIDE. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ FROM THE BOOK.
PAGE 82 MIDDLE OF THE PAGE.
“One of the dangers of pride is thinking that you are the doer.
Then you are dealing with spiritual ego which can involve an almost shocking lack of humility.
In Hinduism the great god Shiva came to earth in the form of a monkey to show the world humility.
In this aspect, He is revered as the God Hanuman.
He appears in the story of the Ramayana, the great epic poem of India, which tells how Hanuman faithfully served the gods and goddesses.and rescued Sita, the Souls Purity.
Most of all it shows us how to serve others with humility and this is why Hanuman is known throughout out the world:
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This was in the book as is many teachings that once learned become easier and easier to do.
The book which we are all reading and studying ( Yes even your Ma, though I wrote the words I want to have them written in my heart as you all read them )
As believers in love and kindness in this teaching, you all have a great awareness.
Now you are learning to recognize that flowing river in your heart which opens the flood gates of being alert every moment.
Doing this will not only develop your awareness, it will have you not living a half of a life.
Put pride down for a few seconds and watch how the Black Mother scoops it up and consumes it.
In doing this She gives us a fighting chance to recognize the difference between the negative and the positive.
This very moment think of one thing your pride is stopping you from doing or saying.
Feel how free the mind gets.
Perhaps it is to forgive some one or perhaps it is just to say I love you to the world and your gurubais.
One little thing that will free you from the webs that gather in the Cubby Holes.
The Mother Kali or any of your Feminine Forms are moved by compassion and teaches us to do like wise.
We all have one heart and in this heart is the Universe.
The connection to this Cosmic Heart is the vibrations if you are quiet you can feel now.
Where there is compassion there is no room for pride.
I love you my chelas with all my heart and Soul.
Love Ma
Jai Kali Ma Ki Jai
Jai Laxmi Ki Jai
Always at the Feet Of Our Neem Karoli Baba that I am holding on to extra tight these days. Ki Jai