Yes! This is interesting, because I've also had a similar conversation with a friend last night, about change, a revolution, it is the age of Aquarius after all, so where is it? It seems like its happening, maybe in small groups but not in the public eye, it is not connected yet in a overt sense, but we agreed we'd encourage each other, and just keep going at it (just to know others feel similarly and are working towards the same thing is a great help), the time is right after all, its only a matter of time, over these next few years, we think. I think it'll be a revival like the hippie movement, but different, I don't understand why people seem to have an aversion to returning to those ways, nowadays, sure it has been done before, but so what? Such an amazing legacy should not die out, in one generation.. how could that be, but perhaps its when all hope is lost, that success arising, and we can truly say.. I AM THE PARABRAHMAN!! haha or something like that.. when art, music, and spirituality begin to work together again, cohesively I believe it will happen, we've just got to reach out to one another... and be unafraid, its my observation, that there is no real opposition to something like this happening, I think really its what everyone wants, all we have to do is actually **do it**...
the sixties seemed to be like when you first learn kundalini yoga... at least for me, I learned and I would do it a lot and feel great, and I didn't even care that I was going a bit crazy afterwards, but now I see that it really is wiser to not force/go really intense with the breathing ALL the time, but sometimes if the moments right, and I am better and sensing that now, it can only be a good thing. Its more cohesive in my life now, but I definitely don't shun the ecstatic... which I think is what puts off a lot of people nowadays, this perception of teachers as always so level headed, and peaceful, perhaps there is great bliss they experience, but it doesn't seem attainable by the student. For me mystic poetry, especially of Kabir was a great inspiration, but it takes what could be percieved as a heavy religious kick too, idk.. itll be what it is, its all coming together, is life itself not religious, a spiritual experience, divine vision of one's soul in its entirety?
Also this morning was nice for me as well, we must be on the same wavelength or something. I went read some Taittiriya Upanishad and out to meditate... good stuff
walking back all the rain drops began falling in the lake were so beautiful, Goddess is alive! hey!!
may the Pomo's blessing be upon ye!
DEER POWER, FISH POWER, RACCOON POWER! THUNDER LIGHTNING! YEAH!!
peace amigoas
p.s. and yeah it is in the smaller actions, throughout, its like they say, a Way, and not just a practice, even though technically i'm not sure the difference there