Note: For the complete lessons, with additions, see the AYP Easy Lessons for Ecstatic Living Books.

Lesson 123 - Q&A – Importance of the Q&As

From: Yogani
Date: Sat Feb 21, 2004 0:55pm

New Members: It is recommended you read from the beginning of the web archive, as previous lessons are prerequisite to this one. The first lesson is, "Why This Discussion?"

Q: Should I read all the Q&As before moving on to the lessons or are the lessons the main part I should be concerned with and skimming over the Q&As is ok? Thank you again for the great information. I am feeling great results with the spinal breathing so far!!!

A: Thank you for writing. I'm very happy you are finding the lessons helpful.

The Q&As are an integral part of the lessons. Many of them give instructions on new components of practice, so to go through all the lessons (including the Q&As) in order is the best way to get all the instructional material that is woven into these writings. The subject heading gives a pretty good indication of what is in a Q&A, but sometimes a surprise goodie is buried in there, so skip at your own risk!

Many people from all over the world have been generous in sharing their experiences, joys, and concerns on their spiritual path. I am very grateful to all who have helped in this way. This has provided a broad range of actual experiences people are having, and has enabled us to cover many more important details of practice than would be possible otherwise.

All email inquiries are answered. So far, I have been able to keep up. Many Q&As are not made public because of their personal specificity. The Q&As that are posted to the lessons are the ones that cover information on practices that can be helpful to all the members of advancedyogapractices -- like this one.

The guru is in you.

Note: For detailed discussion on the interactive evolution of self-directed spiritual practice, see the Eight Limbs of Yoga Book.

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