KindaWiser
SPNer
- Jan 7, 2007
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Hi Everybody!
As a child, I had a Christian background. I converted to Paganism in 1984.
After a long period as a Pagan, I've recently come to the conclusion that the universe is under 'centralised management', and that it is best to recognise the One God behind all the many forces of nature; the forces which Pagans depict through their own Gods and Goddesses.
I don't want to go back to Christianity, so I've been considering and learning a bit about Sikhism.
I've been doing Kundalini Yoga classes with a teacher whose 'guru' is / was Yogi Bhajan. These classes seem to have been very helpful for my medical condition, provided that I'm willing to discipline oneself and do the Yoga.
However, I've heard that some Sikhs have strong reservations about the teachings of Yogi Bhajan. So, naturally, I'd be interested to hear what these reservations might be, and whether they are likely to be important or relevant to myself.
What do other members think about him, and why?
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As a child, I had a Christian background. I converted to Paganism in 1984.
After a long period as a Pagan, I've recently come to the conclusion that the universe is under 'centralised management', and that it is best to recognise the One God behind all the many forces of nature; the forces which Pagans depict through their own Gods and Goddesses.
I don't want to go back to Christianity, so I've been considering and learning a bit about Sikhism.
I've been doing Kundalini Yoga classes with a teacher whose 'guru' is / was Yogi Bhajan. These classes seem to have been very helpful for my medical condition, provided that I'm willing to discipline oneself and do the Yoga.
However, I've heard that some Sikhs have strong reservations about the teachings of Yogi Bhajan. So, naturally, I'd be interested to hear what these reservations might be, and whether they are likely to be important or relevant to myself.
What do other members think about him, and why?
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