> Christ, this whole dialog is a breath of fresh air. Ron, (Tanmay) you > were born for this moment. > > lurk > Hello,
Nice to see a nice comment. I have a lot of enthusiasm for what is taking place. It is my seva, and it is a part of the whole process that one that is in a path is doing seva, to offer pointings to anyone who may be interested in this path. As usual since being on this path, as I write this moment, it is from this platform of an awakened kundalini. It is not enlightenment, but it in itself is a glimpse that is etched in stone and will be enough of an anchor to keep one glued on the path for the rest of this life, unless Realization totally unfolds, for then the path is no longer needed. Again, the Guru is there to guide one to remove the coverings so that you are what the Guru is. Once those coverings are gone, what need is there for the Guru? the Guru knows where you are, so a Sat Guru will let you know what's up. One just surrenders to the process and then lets see what happens. I emphasize the practicality of what I am doing. I am not sitting now with Swami G physically, and Swami G's comment is the path has to be practical. The breath of fresh air is the clarity, and clarity is a balance of everything, it is not only reading, hearing something from the Guru, or clearing up of some intellectual concept that brings about clarity, it is ( for me) being in a path with a Sat Guru, and working one to one. Those two things ( for me) are of the utmost importance in order for significant progress- and emphasized- Sat Guru and one to one. For those who have come across this, we can say that the universe has offered a choice. Swami G 's general comments are this happens when a sincere seeker is there, some may have one Guru in their journey, some may have many. Tanmay