I always do what my teachers tell me and what my rabbis tell me and now I do what my gurus tell me.<\/p>\n
If their teachings clash, I’ll leave it to God to sort it out.<\/p>\n
He made me the way I am.<\/p>\n
Before we began work tonight on elimination, we wrote out our wishes for the new month:<\/p>\n
I am easily finding myself…<\/p>\n
* Moving deeper into Orthodox Judaism.
\n* Finding myself a place at two Passover seders
\n* Making new friends in Orthodox Judaism
\n* Getting back into Chabad Bais Bezalel, Aish Ha Torah, Young Israel of Century City, Beth Jacob and Bnai David-Judea
\n* Connecting to my feelings of sadness and loss
\n* Connecting to my therapist and working through my fundamental relationships
\n* Finding a means to pay my way through Alexander Technique teacher training
\n* Finding love.<\/p>\n
We got a homework assignment to make a collage of our wishes for the new year (a Spring Equinox Treasure Map).<\/p>\n
I may pass on this. My subscriptions have lapsed to the magazines I need to lay out my dreams.<\/p>\n
YogaLA just doesn’t cut it for me.<\/p>\n
Guru Luke signing out.<\/p>\n
PS. Kundalini Yoga is supposed to be practiced with the eyes closed.<\/p>\n
But if I do this, then I won’t get to see the beautiful women who inspire me to go to Kundalini Yoga.<\/p>\n
What’s a spiritual master to do?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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