yeah…he said not to analyze it when it’s happening, and also that when you talk about it, it doesn’t seem like much – but you have to experience it for yourself.
You smart people! He was saying that you can’t feel this ‘bliss’ if you constantly try to analyse it, that’s why separate the body from the intellect, etc.
BTW that is carrot cake (national cake of Sweden?)
hey soo, i was just thinking that the same experience comes when you do something for someone or something, outside urself, unconditionally. you are separating ego and intellect?
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kya baat hai!separate!!:)
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yeah…he said not to analyze it when it’s happening, and also that when you talk about it, it doesn’t seem like much – but you have to experience it for yourself.
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Oh BTW he’s talking about yoga. He mentioned Kundalini, but two other times it was Hatha yoga.
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🙂
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we can see the body…so i guess there is no intellect and ego in the frame? 🙂
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I can see intellect. I mean, hey, he has cake sitting next to him.
Of course, unless it is fruity.
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You smart people! He was saying that you can’t feel this ‘bliss’ if you constantly try to analyse it, that’s why separate the body from the intellect, etc.
BTW that is carrot cake (national cake of Sweden?)
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hey soo, i was just thinking that the same experience comes when you do something for someone or something, outside urself, unconditionally. you are separating ego and intellect?
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Ah. Yes, I think you’re right 🙂
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