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Originally Posted by iamthat
Hi Miss H
eg was simply an abbreviation for for example. Nothing esoteric!
Yes, the Ananda folk are nice - I was initiated into Kriya Yoga at their ashram outside Assisi in Italy back in the early 1990s. It was easier than making the journey to SRF in California.
Marshall Govindan was a disciple of Yogi Ramaiah who was supposedly a direct disciple of Babaji. He taught a very different set of kriyas to SRF, and even the kriya kundalini pranayama had significant differences. I learned this at a retreat in Northern Italy with Govindan in the mid-1990s. This was organised by Ennio Nimis who has now written his own book on Kriya Yoga about his attempts to try to synthesise all the variations of Kriya Yoga.
Peace.
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Thanks for clarifying. and Thanks Miss H for asking.
Otherwise, my googlings had to be done.
Apparently it happens a lot among Tibetan Monks.
One day... (not now, of course not now, since I will be eating and drinking my ways through the journey.
) ., I may go to the temple in Tibet and sit next to the monks.. to just let go and to meditate purely. Experience their journey .... maybe, just maybe later in this life journey..