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My intention in writing this newsletter for you is to provide a forum of the highest teachings for this era of human awareness. The idea is to make your spirit sing and to maybe open your awareness even more to the potential for your life. If you choose to send some or all of this newsletter to your friends, feel free, but because of copyright laws, you will need to provide the following: "Copyright to Ruth Angela of Lotus-Blessings.com" Thank you! For information about the Level 1 Saturday, April 21st EFT training, please see http://www.lotus-blessings.com/EFT.html
Ruth, Encinitas, California.

"Siddha Yoga is very ancient. When the universe was created, the Siddha Path was created. At the beginning, when all pervasive consciousness created the whole universe, he also created Siddhas, the seven great sages who were known as the mind-born children of God. And the lineage of this path is still alive. People who follow this path become Siddhas--that's why it's called Siddha Yoga. Just by remembering a Siddha, just through his grace, a spontaneous yoga begins to take place in you.
Siddha Yoga never goes to waste, because perfection is in everyone. An experience you get for a while may leave you, but perfection never leaves, and the shakti never leaves. In time, you will get to a state where there is no pain or pleasure, and no giver or taker. In this state, the giver and the person who receives become one. The heat of the sun cannot reach that place and no storm can reach that place. Even sadness doesn't reach that place, nor disease.
Once I went to a hospital in New York, and the doctor there wanted to stick a long needle in me. He thought I had cancer. I knew I didn't have cancer. Still they insisted, so I told them they could take their tests. They wanted to give me an anesthetic, but I said no. I closed my eyes, and they stuck their needle in. Afterwards the doctor said, "how could you not feel the pain?" I told him that pain doesn't reach that state. Maybe when he inserted the needle my body felt the pain, but the pain didn't reach the place where I was. Even death doesn't reach that state. Great beings know when death is coming at the time of death they enter into that state. For such a being, death is like the deep samadhi of meditation.
So you should keep on pursuing Siddha Yoga very peacefully. Never wonder when you are going to attain something. Just as you live your life every day, pursue Siddha Yoga. It should not be that for four days you pursue this and stop and go back to it after a while, or go on some other course. You experience different things in this yoga. You experience kriyas, and love arises in you. ....the Truth is you should get so addicted to meditation that if you miss meditation you should feel bad, you should feel the same as if you missed eating.
Sit quietly for meditation. Let your mind go where it wants to go. If it lights in a good place--fine. If it lights in a garbage dump--fine. Don't wish for experiences. They will come when it's time." Swami Muktananda. "Siddha Yoga by Swami Muktananda Part 2" Baba: The Magazine of SYDA FoundationVol. I, No.3 Oakland, CA: SYDA Foundation, 1976.

"Black Holes." "Although all this seems highly speculative, in 1994, scientists using the Hubble Space Telescope confirmed that the galaxy M87 contained a black hole. In the next few years our space probes will be able to peer into outer space and identify even more black holes, which are the remnants of massive stars that have undergone gravitational collapse.
If we reexamine the picture given to us by Einstein, we see that a black hole is basically represented by a long, trumpetlike depression in the fabric of space-time. However, Einstein noticed years ago that this picture is not entirely correct. It turns out that if there is only one such trumpetlike depression, contradictory results occur. In fact, Einstein was forced to have two such trumpetlike depressions combine in order to give a self-consistent picture of the black hole.
Notice that the black hole appears to be a "gateway" between two entirely different universes. Of course, the gravitational forces would be so great that anyone falling into this black hole would be crushed to death. To Einstein, therefore, it was a mathematical curiosity that these singularities seemed to look like passageways into another parallel universe. For all intents and purposes, gravity becomes infinite at the center of the "bridge"(sometimes called the Einstein-Rosen bridge), and all communication between these two universes is impossible. The very atoms and nuclei of a person would be ripped apart by the gravitational forces at the center.
However, in 1963, physicist Roy P. Kerr discovered that a spinning black hole, instead of collapsing to a point, collapes like a pancake into an infinitely thin ring. because of the conservation of angular momentum, we expect that most black holes are spinning rapidly, so that the Kerr metric, as it is called, is the more appropriate model for a black hole.
The Kerr metric is peculiar, however, because the gravitational forces are not infinite if a person falls directly into the ring perpendicular to its axis. This fact raises the unusual possibility that, in the future, space probes might be sent directly into a rotating black hole and wind up in another, parallel universe. It is possible, in fact, to actually map out the precise paths of such a projectile as it moves from one universe to another. " (174 - 175 ) Michio Kaku and Jennifer Thompson Beyond Einstein:the Cosmic Quest for the Theory of the Universe New York: Anchor Books, 1995.

The Wisdom of the Hopi:

He who knows not, and knows not that he knows not, Is a fool,
shun him.
He who knows not, and knows that he knows not, is a child
teach him.
He who knows, and knows not that he knows is asleep
wake him.
He who knows, and knows that he knows is wise
follow him.

Found at http://www.kifa.org.uk/Hopiwis.gif

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Wisdom in 13?
Every 13 days, a trecena, of the Mayan calendar, if you elect to subscribe, you will see a newsletter in your mailbox. The Mayan calendar, the Tzolkin, according to various interpretations, is based upon the beginning of the universe and the solar system's relationship to the Milky Way Galaxy which in turn is spiraling around a "central sun" with which we are soon to align. This 13 day cycle will align you with the Mayan calendar, creating a link to the great event of 2012 when many cycles come to an end, and we take a big leap up the spiral. (see below) How that will manifest is unclear, but the acceleration of consciousness is happening now as the Tzolkin predicts. We are in for interesting times and adopting the 13, my lucky number, is one way I hope to harmonize with this event.
*Note: The date for this Newsletter is Saturday 30th March, 2007, 12.19.14.3.7 Tzolk'in: 4 Manik'
MANIK "Completion, Gateway, openings, beauty, identification, dance, mudra, divination, acting "as if." spiritual tools, priest/priestess." from The Mayan Oracle by Ariel Spilsbury & Michael Bryner, Santa Fe: Bear and Co, 1992.
( NOTE: If you put the date 22 December 2012 into the Long Count calculator, it will tell you that this is a miscalculation. Such a date does not exist! Should we be concerned? It is less than six years from now. If you put in 21 December 2012, it shows 13.0.0.0.0.0 The End. This calendar is said to date from the beginning of the known universe! Does this give you pause? ) More next newsletter. If you are interested in Kundalini, I am starting up a new web site called KundaliniCoach.com and putting various articles there about my experiences. Aloha, Ruth

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