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Recieved: 2003/05/21 16:33
Subject: Re: [K-list] Any great master is hard to find/access
From: percyval

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From: "Bhavin Desai" <bhavin.desai AT_NOSPAM ntlworld.com>

 hello Bhava Ji,

> [Bhavin Desai] Likewise to you too. It is a collective pleasure, a team
> effort. You may be interested to know that I used your technique of
> "focus on the next chakra behind the blockage" in a different context.

wonderful! i'm glad it was helpful...

actually, my technique is to focus just above the blocked chakra, which may
be along along the sushuma, and not always quite as high as the next
chakra... it's a matter of feeling for the right spot... but i suppose your
martial arts analogy applies well either way, as the spot is behind the
target...

> [Bhavin Desai] Each student will have at least some idea about where
> they are in the general scheme of things. Each student has some idea
> about the subject/direction they want to go and how quickly. Hence the
> student's current position, intended subject/direction, and intended
> speed will determine the choice of master/teacher. In this sense, a
> master is a person who can satisfy a student's requirements (and
> subsequently much more as the student advances and sees the further
> possibilities, that were perhaps not apparent earlier). However, this
> approach applies to any kind of master/teacher, even a mundane
> mathematics master.
>
> [Bhavin Desai] So how about a "Great Master" or "True Master" or some
> equivalent concept? Rather than a one sentence definition, it is better
> to give a description of some (all - probably not possible) of the
> qualities and attributes of such a Master.
>
> *** There is no push for name and fame - a Master is often "invisible".
> *** A student's desires are satisfied whether verbal or non-verbal.
> *** All types of questions have effortless masterful responses.
> *** Helping others is a priority before even one's self.
> *** No one is turned away: rich/poor, old/young, etc.
> *** <insert your own quality/attribute of a Master.>

Bhava Ji, thank you for your generous reply...

in my view, the Great Master may express through a person, or may express in
other ways, through the many synchronicities that stand right in front of
your face... so the Great Master is always present, and need not be hard to
find...

> > warmly,
> >
> > percyval
> >
> [Bhavin Desai] The "warmly" must be a consequence of the Kundalini
> Shakti.

actually, i feel that it arises from the Heart Chakra being lit up by
Shakti... and in this way, i find myself gratefully and abundantly
blessed...

smiling warmly,

percyval
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