Greetings and Namaste

All roads of Love lead to God. All roads of fear lead away.

People out of ignorance view the Divines actions as Judge mental instead of
discerning as to what needs to be done for instruction, lesson learning,
awakening.. (Soul Evolution / Growth) All religions teach in varying
degrees devotion, discipline, discernment, and servitude. They are facets of
love therefore facets of God therefore facets of heaven.

What ever you believe by incorporating devotion to love and its many facets,
discernment to understanding the facets better, invoking more discipline in
life for spiritual practices of application which will bring about even more
understanding, and servitude in aiding others, (growth) occurs.

The ego is the false or synthetic self that springs forth from our desires.
We are its tools until True awakening occurs. Then it becomes merged or
destroyed. Only a sliver is needed to keep a body here on this plain of
existence most beings here walk around with much more than is necessary.
Anything more than a sliver keeps you bound in cycles of fear and its many
facets. The ego more than a sliver is an energy veil that keeps one from
knowing whom and what we truly are. People can say with their mental bodies
whatever they want from whatever book they have read. But until they are
themselves liberated much of what is taught in the scriptures of the world
is misunderstood.

Does the farm change with the seasons? Does the farmer who knows better
rotate the crops? As the soil change does the farmer adjust? Do you believe
and think the same as when you where a physical child?

What I teach can be worded many ways, for all names belong to the DIVINE.

Application brings understanding.

Love, Jnanda

Forever in service,



Namaste'

ISREOM ISHOV

SATGURUYOGIPRABHU

Jnanda Moksha Brahmananda

P.O. Box 1813

Orlando, Fl. 32802-1813

(407)-248-9144

www.4yogasoflife.com

jnanda@earthlink.net

http://home.earthlink.net/~jnanda/

http://jnanda.entryhost.com/bhaktij..ajayogaisunion/

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Come on Man:

Don`t be so funny!!!

This place is not for you,as we are not only dealing with love! We are
dealing also  with all
manifested. You have to learn these first then try to be a funny GURU!

Try to learn simple facts first and then you shall understand what an
EGO is really!

with compassion,

Puma

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Go get'em Puma :-)

Namaste

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Go get'em Puma :-)

Namaste

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One old Guru said: - I've learned for 70 years how.. now I need a
further 70 years to dissolve that Ego I created. (True story)



Narayana 

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>I  do not think what is written as an instruuction and tool for growth
or
>lesson was or is funny. I do find your lack of understanding of what
was
>written typical of beings.. snip

Welcome to alt.yoga :-)

I invite you to come spend some time and get to know Puma, JD, Stu,
Hari, Seeking, Frank, HB, Wade, NBennett, The Elf and all the other
unique and colorful denizens of this newsgroup. .

If you felt slighted by Puma, please don't take it personally. Imagine
this.

You walk into a bar that you have never been in. There is a group of
people you have never met, inside talking with each other. Unannounced,
you step into the middle of their conversation and start telling them
stuff they didn't ask to hear.

The nice guy might say (Eddie Murphy style), "you're so funny, get
outta here!" Others might just stonily ignore you. Some not so
civilized guy might dog cuss you or punch you in the nose and send you
out the door.

God expresses himself in myriad forms and fashion and you'll find
that expression here, but common (n)etiquette still applies.;-)

Jared

Namaste

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<mazlov@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> One old Guru said: - I've learned for 70 years how.. now I need a
> further 70 years to dissolve that Ego I created. (True story)
>

i doubt this journey wll ever end. in indian tradition they have touted
end of reincarnation, parinirvana etc. i think that is just a pie in the
sky, rooted in indian thought's rejection of life.

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thanks jared. i really didn't feel like i was a part of this newsgroup till
i read that, being a bit of a lightweight when it comes to the discipline
and spiritual side of yoga. then again, you've always welcomed me and my
comments, even when we disagree. thanks.  my yoga community is pretty small
in my offline life. this helps.
nancy
p.s. - my wonderful teacher has moved to montreal and after trying out
classes taught by 5 other teachers, i've found one who suits me well, pushes
me in different ways, teaches me new things. as luck would have it, the
studio is located within walking distance to my home so i can add a nice
walk to my routine. and in case i'm in need of a fix, my old teacher is
returning for single classes in july and october, so i'm set. i continue my
daily 20 minute home practice.

"omjaram" <omjaroo@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1115422666.016328.273110@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com.. 
> or 
> was 
>
> Welcome to alt.yoga :-)
>
> I invite you to come spend some time and get to know Puma, JD, Stu,
> Hari, Seeking, Frank, HB, Wade, NBennett, The Elf and all the other
> unique and colorful denizens of this newsgroup. .
>
> If you felt slighted by Puma, please don't take it personally. Imagine
> this.
>
> You walk into a bar that you have never been in. There is a group of
> people you have never met, inside talking with each other. Unannounced,
> you step into the middle of their conversation and start telling them
> stuff they didn't ask to hear.
>
> The nice guy might say (Eddie Murphy style), "you're so funny, get
> outta here!" Others might just stonily ignore you. Some not so
> civilized guy might dog cuss you or punch you in the nose and send you
> out the door.
>
> God expresses himself in myriad forms and fashion and you'll find
> that expression here, but common (n)etiquette still applies.;-)
>
> Jared
>
> Namaste
>

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In article <kInfe.2848$B82.24383@news20.bellglobal.com>,
"NBennett" <nancy178@sympatico.ca> wrote:

> thanks jared. i really didn't feel like i was a part of this newsgroup til
l
> i read that,

I'm glad that's been straightened out ;-)

>being a bit of a lightweight when it comes to the discipline
> and spiritual side of yoga.

Trust me, we are all lightweights. That's why we have to study/practice
yoga!

>then again, you've always welcomed me and my
> comments, even when we disagree. thanks.

Youčre welcome. I have to admit that my encouragement is a bit
self-serving, as I do enjoy your posts. You bring an energy that is
somewhat rare around here. Reminds me a bit of Hari Har ;-)

>my yoga community is pretty small
> in my offline life. this helps.

Mine consists of just one (myself) for about 15 years now.  Seems to
work for me except sometimes I long for the fellowship of others. My
path has been mostly spiritual, mental and emotional with some
occasional hatha thrown in to help keep me alive. I connect with others
from time to time. But I remind myself that I am never separate from
anyone or any thing. So my longing is in fact a denial of the truth (bad
habit I'm working on) that the Universal Principle is present everywhere
and that there is nothing to search or long for.

> nancy
> p.s. - my wonderful teacher has moved to montreal and after trying out
> classes taught by 5 other teachers, i've found one who suits me well, push
es
> me in different ways, teaches me new things.

This is great to hear! I was concerned when it appeared you were having
trouble finding someone and I thought you might not continue :-(

> as luck would have it,

So you still think there is such a thing as luck? Chance? Coincidence?
UmmmŠ.
We'll have to work on that :-)

What is it they say? "When the student is ready the teacher will
appear". I like the one that says, "God doesn't close any door that he
doesn't open up another; better one."  It's just those long hallways
that are the problem!

> thestudio is located within walking distance to my home so i can add a nic
e
> walk to my routine. and in case i'm in need of a fix, my old teacher is
> returning for single classes in july and october, so i'm set. i continue m
y
> daily 20 minute home practice.

Walking is great, I'm really starting to enjoy it myself.

Jared

Namaste

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Hi there Isreom,

What I have written was not an instruction nor a lesson! It was just to
see if you have any EGO or not!!!! As you must be a good GURU regarding
EGO biz.

Understand no one is able to get rid of his/her ego!! That is we all
need it,SELF can only be known by EGO`s actions. Otherwise there would
be an emtiness..An absolute one,which we call it open- space..

With compassion,

Puma

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