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Lakshmi is an aspect of the Supreme Shakti central to a vast ocean known as Tantra. While Lakshmi is the aspect of wealth and beauty present in this ocean, Shakti, the Great Feminine Force, is herself the entire ocean.
Trying to extract the wealth or tap into the wealth, without respecting the ocean, is not how to go about the process. Certainly not in Tantra. It is akin to companies that suck the oil off our ocean floor or violate our gorgeous planet without respect for how the entire ecosystem functions harmoniously.
It is best to pursue an integrated approach to Lakshmi, one that is both esoteric and therapeutic at the same time. In the context of such an integrated system, we would not seek material wealth by itself, that is, in isolation of the whole. If approached in this way, Lakshmi is more elusive than anyone can imagine. Instead, we would seek health, financial freedom, enhanced spiritual awareness, emotional healing, transforming negative tendencies, and other similar aspects simultaneously. Yogic Mystery School offers such an integrated system.
Lakshmi is a goddess of the hearth and home, as much as she is a goddess of the heart and OM. Knowing Her cannot happen all at once. You will need to court Lakshmi, woo her into your heart and home, and then work hard to keep her there. It takes effort and application to master the practices and gain understanding while, at the same time, engaging in dynamic self-transformation.
Suppose we don't want to change ourselves into better humans, to make ourselves worthy of what we are asking. In that case, our practice will turn out to be an exploitation of the Shakti. Courting Lakshmi or any or Tantric goddess in this manner, using only the esoteric practices' power without engaging the self-transformation discipline, is unhealthy.
For a healthy approach, esoteric practices are combined with the right kinds of foods, mental habits, behavior, thinking, sleep, exercise, and other aspects of healthy living. We must apply ourselves with self-transformation as we court that which we desire. Engaging in dynamic self-improvement is the approach in Yogic Mystery School.
Ask yourself if you are willing to engage wholeheartedly in the process of your transformation as you set clear goals for cultivating abundance consciousness. Or do you solely want to use verbal affirmations and meditations to create your abundance?
Teacher's Bio:
Russill Paul was born in India to a staunch Christian father with European roots and a Hindu ancestry mother with strong ties to Tantra. Over the past 36 years, he has studied, practiced, and taught Tantra through various programs, although not calling it Tantra. It is only relatively recently, about five years ago, that he began to teach the Tantric path formally to his close students within Yogic Mystery School.
Asha Paul was born in India in a Christian family with strong Hindu roots and traditions. For 34 years, she has studied and practiced Tantra along with holistic health and nutrition. In the past five years, she combines her knowledge of integrative health with leading-edge research in mind-body medicine to coach many Yogic Mystery School students with tangible results.
Asha and Russill have practiced and developed their holistic approach as a married couple for over 31 years.
Trying to extract the wealth or tap into the wealth, without respecting the ocean, is not how to go about the process. Certainly not in Tantra. It is akin to companies that suck the oil off our ocean floor or violate our gorgeous planet without respect for how the entire ecosystem functions harmoniously.
It is best to pursue an integrated approach to Lakshmi, one that is both esoteric and therapeutic at the same time. In the context of such an integrated system, we would not seek material wealth by itself, that is, in isolation of the whole. If approached in this way, Lakshmi is more elusive than anyone can imagine. Instead, we would seek health, financial freedom, enhanced spiritual awareness, emotional healing, transforming negative tendencies, and other similar aspects simultaneously. Yogic Mystery School offers such an integrated system.
Lakshmi is a goddess of the hearth and home, as much as she is a goddess of the heart and OM. Knowing Her cannot happen all at once. You will need to court Lakshmi, woo her into your heart and home, and then work hard to keep her there. It takes effort and application to master the practices and gain understanding while, at the same time, engaging in dynamic self-transformation.
Suppose we don't want to change ourselves into better humans, to make ourselves worthy of what we are asking. In that case, our practice will turn out to be an exploitation of the Shakti. Courting Lakshmi or any or Tantric goddess in this manner, using only the esoteric practices' power without engaging the self-transformation discipline, is unhealthy.
For a healthy approach, esoteric practices are combined with the right kinds of foods, mental habits, behavior, thinking, sleep, exercise, and other aspects of healthy living. We must apply ourselves with self-transformation as we court that which we desire. Engaging in dynamic self-improvement is the approach in Yogic Mystery School.
Ask yourself if you are willing to engage wholeheartedly in the process of your transformation as you set clear goals for cultivating abundance consciousness. Or do you solely want to use verbal affirmations and meditations to create your abundance?
Teacher's Bio:
Russill Paul was born in India to a staunch Christian father with European roots and a Hindu ancestry mother with strong ties to Tantra. Over the past 36 years, he has studied, practiced, and taught Tantra through various programs, although not calling it Tantra. It is only relatively recently, about five years ago, that he began to teach the Tantric path formally to his close students within Yogic Mystery School.
Asha Paul was born in India in a Christian family with strong Hindu roots and traditions. For 34 years, she has studied and practiced Tantra along with holistic health and nutrition. In the past five years, she combines her knowledge of integrative health with leading-edge research in mind-body medicine to coach many Yogic Mystery School students with tangible results.
Asha and Russill have practiced and developed their holistic approach as a married couple for over 31 years.
