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Date Posted: 13:16
Author: norman - 1 April 2002
Subject: Re: The real Kriya
In reply to: Dwayanu - 31 March 2002 's message, "The real Kriya" on 13:15

Dwayanu,
Interesting post but naming it "the real Kriya" implies that there is only one. I've never thought that there is only one way to do kriya. There are many kriya lineages and teachers. However teachers using their teacher's name in a questionable way is troubling. I was especially interested with this stanza:" What is certain is that the practice of Kriya is not limited to any
organization, or to any particular method once taught. However, an
Acharya ought also not to give Kriya in just any form, according to
his mood. Kriya can be adjusted or slightly altered only by one who
is himself a Master and possesses the divine Vision. Otherwise, when
given by one who is an advanced practitioner, it is to be given
exactly as received from the own Guru. This is a simple rule of
Kriya-Diksha. Moreover, the simplest rule for all is that one should
practise and teach Kriya exactly as instructed by the Master."

I think he said it better than I ever could. Good luck to you and your chosen path!

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Re: The real Kriya -- ketch - 2 April 2002, 13:18
- Re: The real Kriya -- Dwayanu-2Apr02, 13:19
  - Re: The real Kriya -- ketch-3Apr02, 13:20