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on Jun 1st, 2009 at 9:47 am
Thank you dear Yogi Cameron!This is great and generous and very kind!I love you.I may not always have a question but now and then I do.And the questions you pick and answer are always beneficial in the highest way.Thanks!
on Jun 1st, 2009 at 9:51 am
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on Jun 1st, 2009 at 10:18 am
Hi there Yogi Cameron, Simon K, Mich, Ray, Love and all readers.
This is very good for asking questions. I have very limit knowledge of Ayurveda and i need to learn more of yoga too. :p
1. What is Ayurveda? It is kind of natural medicine treatment for all age? or for some particular people? I’m healthy, do i need it or i can improve, maintain or being younger from it? Lol :p That is many people’s goal? :p
2. I am in different side of the world, Does Cameron consider coming for any project in Asia or other continent/part of the world like Solomon island or South Africa?
3. As far as i know Cameron, one of his most important life value is to serve. I’m curious to know his plan or project for this year that it will be different from his previous work, something new? Change that Cameron wants to see whether in his work/career, his own life and other parts?
I think Cameron is one of Supermodel that can create change, people following him of his advice,supervision, knowledge, practice, disipline, personality and his work. :p I encourage him to do and be even more, from the bottom of my heart. :p
4 What do Cameron focus on at the moment? How opened Cameron to new things?
5. I normally a runner, but i havent been running for a while. What can be my movitations for being better in Yoga?
“You are just like many others searching for something in your life, you may searching for happiness, for true success…
You have tried so many ways, they have not lead you there.
There is the place where you can go when the sun shines inside, inside yourself, inside your center of your body.”
6. What is Cameron’s opinion toward lottery and fish oil? Does Cameron take it? Can primrose and sunflower oil really subsitute what fish oil has to offer? What can be Vegetarian’s choices?
7. I find each day is a new challenge, how about you? This is where i’m from, my motherland, what is yours?
Thank you. :p
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ril2czT4Xc
on Jun 1st, 2009 at 8:25 pm
Meditation not only give me time for me to be with myself, free from thoughts to review of what exactly i’m doing and what for?
I was giving away my power Cameron.
For example, i’m inviting men to ordain. They will have previledge to wear rope like Buddha, study his teaching, best opportunity to do Dana (giving) when they carry 227 precepts and meditate in the best way of about 40 ways of meditation!!! :p
I’m not born as man or i will go by myself. :p
Girls break 3th precepts of sexual misconduct in previous lives , that is why they are born girls, except mother of Buddha, some highest noble female in Buddha era for example.
Perfect highest way of great Heath, happiness , sense of well being and prosperity people are looking for , concluded and can be reached from meditation. :p
From Cameron previous article of Gee Walker’s son was killed. We cant be good only us? We need to help creating Global network of good people,virtuous friend. :p
There are so many people who are killed by accident, by crazy, greedy neighbors. :p
Your belongings can be stolen, you are lied to. People use unpleasant words to you and your family. Drunk husband, smoking and sicked father, your daughter are sold to be working by your husband like in North of Thailand, rape , cheat, all delusion.
You think you can just get away to live in jungle meditating like Yogi and live the rest of the world behind? Congratulations!!! Big time!!
Meditation and my masters give me insight that i can be more useful not only make money for comfort, provide, protect my own family but i can do and be more , serve world community starting from me, my inner change out. :p
Cameron, my sister future in Law doesnt like it that i invite men to ordain cuz he doesnt want my brother, her future husband to become one.
I understand her, they are getting married. People need education and if they not on the path , they dont understand like you used to mention. :p lol :p actually it for his own good? His true happiness and success means hers too? Well…:P
I would support my guy to be or do what best for him even sometimes it could be hard for me.
Detachment is not the easy thing. That is why we consider the real goal of life existing. Individual respect while being best friend, la la la :p
Dusita, 4th heaven. :p
Cameron creates me, give me oppotunity, support, protect and provide me on the path sweetie so i can be the real Tiger in my deepest jungle :p, i’m grateful, i keep my legs together from worldly temptation or hell :p and meditate to heaven with you :p :p :p :p
Your pink lotus bloom Bon,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUM_Pcen-L8&feature=related
on Jun 2nd, 2009 at 9:21 am
Dear Cameron,
“This elite meditation group of students took turns round the clock in meditation sessions using their inner stillness and tranquility to fight evils. Despite Khun Yay’s skinny and fragile appearance, on the inside existed a powerful mind and inner eyes full of strength and determination.
During World War II, the Allied Forces heavily bombarded Bangkok. Yet, Khun Yay was neither daunted by the fear caused by the bombings nor the hardships caused by the shortage of supplies. Khun Yay never complained; she just sustained her life practice of ultimate inner peace and enlightenment.
Loyal to Luang Pu, Khun Yay followed his every instruction. Luang Pu told his advanced meditation students that “Daughter Chan is second to no one.” This honor brought Khun Yay true joy and was her greatest delight. Luang Pu had never bestowed this compliment to anyone else.
Khun Yay’s calm disposition gave her an edge over the other meditation students. Her determination and perseverance made her the best among them.
Luang Por Dhammajayo Bhikku kindly told us a story about an event which demonstrated Khun Yay’s faultless serenity.
One day Luang Pu Wat Paknam received a very beautiful peacock-feathered fan. He held a raffle and asked the hundreds of meditation students to draw a ticket in order to win this fan. Instead of being excited about this event, Khun Yay calmly continued to meditate. She kept her mind at the center of her body and simply made a wish for the fan. Being the last to draw the raffle ticket, Khun Yay could not even read, although she had picked the winning ticket. Imagine how miraculous this was for Khun Yay to have won the fan. Everyone in the room broke into laughter since, coincidentally, Khun Yay’s last name means peacock feather.
Yet, the fan did not remain with her for long. Only one day following the drawing, Khun Yay Thong Sook, her first meditation teacher, asked for the fan to offer it to the monks. Constantly being generous, Khun Yay gave the fan away.
However, Khun Yay did not always excel at everything. One day Luang Pu Wat Paknam asked her why the Salid fish (a kind of river fish in Thailand) tasted so good. Khun Yay was stunned by Luang Pu’s question, since he usually only asked about Dhamma. Typically, she never thought about the taste of any food. She would just eat at mealtime when she was hungry. Luang Pu rarely laughed, but on that day he did so heartily.
THE ORDER FROM LUANG PU WAT PAKNAM
In 1954, Luang Pu called a meeting among his students from both inside and outside the temple to speak of his passing in five years. He ordered his students to make the Dhammakaya meditation known all over the world which would be beneficial for all.
Five years later, his prophecy came true. Luang Pu came down with a serious illness and became bedridden, surrounded by his student monks.
Unfortunately, Khun Yay was unable to be by his bedside. Luang Pu was very strict when it came to his disciplines. Nuns were not able to stay close to the monks. Yet, Luang Pu instructed Khun Yay to carry on the teaching of the Dhammakaya meditation. Luang Pu passed away on February 3, 1959 at three o’clock in the afternoon.
Without Luang Pu as their moral leader, many of the students went their separate ways. Some stayed in the temple area, while others joined other temples. A few returned to living as ordinary people.
Khun Yay chose to stay with her first meditation teacher and to care for Khun Yay Thong Sook in a small three-story house in Wat Paknam. Khun Yay Thong Sook was diagnosed in the final stages of uterine cancer. Her symptoms were severe, bodily fluids that oozed out of her body had an unpleasant odor and kept everyone, except Khun Yay, away from her. Khun Yay attended to every need. Khun Yay was grateful to her first meditation teacher who had taught her how to reach inner peace (attaining Dhammakaya within).
When feeling healthy, Khun Yay Thong Sook had traveled tirelessly around the country spreading Dhammakaya meditation and had many disciples. Returning home, exhausted, Khun Yay Thong Sook knew she would always get the best of care from Khun Yay.
Being terminally ill, Khun Yay Thong Sook often mindlessly said many unpleasant things due to her fever. Khun Yay just listened with a peaceful mind and never took offense. Administering to her ailing meditation teacher, Khun Yay treated her gently and made her feel as comfortable as possible. She would sprinkle Thai perfume on to the teacher and help make Khun Yay Thong Sook presentable to receive her students.
On the last day of Khun Yay Thong Sook’s life, alone with Khun Yay, she rested her head on Khun Yay’s lap. Khun Yay Thong Sook was especially calm that day and as she looked up at Khun Yay, she simply said “Go with Dhammakaya,” and was gone.
Beloved Khun Yay Thong Sook received the best and most beautiful funeral from her students. Khun Yay showed her deepest gratitude to her first meditation teacher by hosting and inviting all Khun Yay Thong Sook’s disciples to arrange the finest funeral Khun Yay could prepare.
At the funeral, Khun Yay had some free time to ponder about Luang Pu Wat Paknam’s last order. She had promised herself she would find that special someone who would carry on Luang Pu Wat Paknam’s legacy and spread the Dhammakaya teachings to all the world.
Her wish came true one day when she met with a young student. This young man had made excellent progress in meditation practice. She told herself that this man must be the one.”
As much as i want to put mediation Vid, but i feel like this one today, do u know why my hero? :p xoxooxo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLUfn0PfkHw&feature=related
on Jun 2nd, 2009 at 9:18 pm
Good morning Yogi Cameron, Ray, Mich, Love and all readers :p
“One day, around 3-4 PM, Luang Por Datta was walking past Khun Yay’s residence, watching her planting those trees. Luang Por was watching Khun Yay for about 5 minutes, then asked her,
“Khun Yay, you are not young anymore. Working like this, aren’t you tired?”
Khun Yay answered clearly “Not at all. While I was planting the trees, I was meditating at the same time. So, it’s not tiring.”
“What are you focusing on?”
“I am focusing on the center of my body, scanning the past lives of the previous Buddhas. I want to know how each of them built their virtue. Then I compare mine to those, trying to find what I need to improve in myself so that I will be better and better.” Khun Yay vowed to be a Bodhisattava (a Buddha-to-be) so she was trying to pursue her perfection (Parami (Pali) or Paramita (Sanskrit))”
Later on, Luang Por Datta taught us about this and shared this thought with us:
“Virtue builders have to see what and how each Buddha improved Himself. Before one could become Buddha, one had to go through a lot of self-training and continue improving or practicing to fulfill all the required perfection that each Buddha had to do. Therefore, the only way to make oneself better is to make each day the best. How else would one be the best of each era?”.
Khun Yay was following the best paths of the Buddhas.
She was trying to see how they made their days the best days and then she looked at herself, and made her day the best. Khun Yay’s teaching made me look back at myself; I had been ordained for years, and I hadn’t made every day of mine the best. It was sporadic; I wasn’t doing it everyday. I still had a lot to learn.
Since then, whatever I did, I was trying to do my best every day . After I had been doing it for a while, I was tired. As I wasn’t as good a meditator as Khun Yay, I couldn’t see the past like Khun Yay did.
All I could do was to read the books about the Buddhas’ lives and teachings, but those stories were old, so it was difficult for me to get a clear picture of what they did, unlike what I could visually see from Khun Yay or Luang Pu Wat Paknam.
Therefore, I started reading more on the Life of the Buddha and Luang Pu Wat Paknam’s history, trying to recall what Khun Yay did in her everyday life, and used those routines as a guide for myself.
By doing this, my mind was lifted up, allowing me to follow what I had literally learned from both Luang Pu Wat Paknam and Khun Yay.
Then what happened next? Even though I couldn’t recall the past as Khun Yay did, I would do as much as I could, which was to recall what were my good deeds in each day.
I would take those good deeds, and compare them to Khun Yay’s. I could see that my level was still far from hers.
However, after doing this many times, I felt the urge stronger to make each day better than the day before. If there is anything I should have or could improve, I would try my best in fixing it.
I would follow Khun Yay, just as she followed Luang Pu Wat Paknam’s teachings , and the Buddha history.”
“Around mid 1967, while Luang Por Datta was meditating, he was sick and had symptoms of nausea and hard breathing. Khun Yay said that the black magic and alchemy, which he used to practice before, caused his sickness. She told him, “since you have been practicing this black magic for years, your ex-master tries to obstruct you from changing.”
Luang Por Datta anxiously asked Khun Yay, “Am I in big trouble?” She said, “You have to choose between the old and the new meditation technique . If you choose Dhammkaya meditation you have to devote your life to learn Dhamma. The Buddha did the same thing. Are you ready for it?” Luang Por Datta confidently affirmed, “Of course, I am.”
From that day forward, Luang Por Datta put great effort into meditation as Khun Yay assisted him. And so the symptoms gradually faded away but not completely. This happened because deep inside, Luang Por Datta still did not want to give up his old practice. Khun Yay told him, “you can’t fully recover from the symptoms because you are still attached to the black magic, which is not Dhamma. But this is all I can do for you. Now you have to help yourself by meditating frequently.”
Not so long after joining Baan Dhammaprasit, Luang Por Datta started to invite many Buddhist Club members from various colleges to learn meditation from Khun Yay. On every first Sunday of the month, when the offering ceremony of a spiritual meal to the Lord Buddas took place, the students were busy preparing for the ritual. Since Luang Por Datta was the “big brother”, he was not so busy as the others, so he quietly helped them by placing all scattered shoes that were left in front of Khun Yay’s place in order. After the ceremony was over, everybody was impressed when they found their shoes nicely arranged. They all appreciated it without knowing who did the work. Luang Por did not say anything but he was blissful.
Khun Yay sometimes assigned Luang Por Datta to teach Dhamma or host some guests. Luang Por Dhmmajayo once said that the reason why Khun Yay assigned Luang Por Datta to these tasks was because Luang Por was a modest and grateful person who always took the initiatives. He never got angry when Khun Yay criticized him. Also by nature, he was a faithful, dedicated person; such characteristics made him a qualified teacher.
One evening at Baan Dhammaprasit, Khun Yay started teaching meditation. About 10 minutes after the session began, Khun Yay went into the bathroom, stayed in there longer than usual, and then came back to meditate. When the session was over, Luang Por Datta went to the bathroom and saw that the bathroom floor was completely clean and dry. He noticed that whenever he went in, the bathroom was always in the ready to use condition, although there were some people using it before him. (In those days, most Thai people did not have flushing toilet. They had to clean the toilet by pouring bowls of water into it; the water from the bowl always scattered and the bathroom floor got wet.)
Because of his curiosity, Luang Por Datta wondered what Khun Yay did when people closed their eyes while meditating. So, during a meditation session, he opened his eyes to watch Khun Yay. Seeing that she was not there, he then went to look for her; and to his surprise, he found that Khun Yay was cleaning and wiping the bathroom. Luang Por Datta felt miserable from what he saw since he and other students had made the bathroom floor wet and unknowingly caused trouble for Khun Yay.
Later on, when Luang Por had a chance to talk to her alone, he asked, “Khun Yay, why did you do that?” She gave him a very clear answer, “I’m already old, almost 60, you know. For aged people, our feet can’t grab the floor as good as when we were young. So, it’s very easy to slip. If I am not cautious enough, I might easily fall down. And if my head hits the floor, it’d be extremely dangerous for an aged person like me. So, I just wanted to prevent that, rather than let it happen.”
Hearing her words, Luang Por Datta was very touched by her thoughtfulness. Although he hadn’t known her for a long time, she made a great impression on him that would be impossible for Luang Por to forget.”
Cameron, i wish you a happy meditating day :p My brother and sisters are going after bigger success but i have found mine right here greater at the bright spot-star at my center :p :p
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqxFyObsEXc
on Jun 3rd, 2009 at 1:14 am
My dearest darling Cameron I adore you.It’s not a question it’s a fact.(((HUGS)))
on Jun 3rd, 2009 at 8:56 am
“Visualizing the things you want at the center of the body is the successful source—success happens. The success is in the center of the body. Visualize what you want here.
Studying more and more about Dhammakaya meditation, Khun Yay had not wanted to go anywhere. The world outside was not as interesting as the inner world. She wanted to know about the inner world more and more. She did this for a long time, moving from the beginner status to the expert status.
Their faces and skin were very radiant from the light of inner experience (Dhammakaya).
The owner was speechless, because of her respect to Luang Pu. She just looked in their face. When Luang Pu left, the owner asked Khun Yay, “Why did you become a nun?”
Khun Yay did not answer. She silently listened in peace.
The relationship between Khun Nai Leab and Khun Yay was shown clearly when Luang Por Dhammajayo told us: “About 10 or 20 years ago, I don’t remember exactly, when Khun Nai Leab was 85 years old I saw her talking to Khun Yay. Whenever she met Khun Yay, she would say “Chandra, you said you’d come back, then you never did.”
Later when Mrs. Leab was close to dying, Khun Yay was invited to the house. When she saw Khun Yay, she said again, “Chandra, you said you’d come back, then you never did.” In the end, Mrs. Leab donated some of her money to Khun Yay.
Khun Yay had talked to Luang Por Dhammajayo of this matter. She had not decided at first she would want to be a butler all her life. The reason she decided at first was that she wanted to study Dhammakaya meditation with Luang Pu Wat Paknam even with the hard life she had endured. She had not wanted this career in the first place. Back home in the country, she had everything she wanted or needed and more. Thus, she did not go back to being a butler in Bangkok. She continued studying Dhammakaya meditation at Wat Paknam.”
Cameron and Love, i was thinking of the pretty shoes that i would wear to my brother’s wedding in September. lol :p
“Once Luang Por Dhammajayo told her story :
“Khun Yay’s visits to Hell and Heaven seemed easy to her, as if she had taken only a couple of paces. Whenever anyone asked her about a relative who passed away, she would meditate for a brief moment and answer frankly about his extistence afterlife. She would reply, ‘Your relative with this name, while being a human, had done this deed. Now he is in Hell and suffers the consequence of his action.’ Then Khun Yay would visit Hell, bringing her virtues (as a result of committing good deeds) to that relative. After taking the sufferer to a happier realm, Khun Yay also taught him to meditate and warned that if he abandoned meditation he would return to the suffering realm. Later, Khun Yay delivered the message to the living that the soul no longer suffered and now lived in a better realm. And she said that the soul thanked the living relative for the good wishes. Also, Khun Yay mentioned that the living needed to keep committing good deeds and shared the virtues with his late relative.”
Luang Por Dhammajayo continued:
“I often heard about Khun Yay’s experiences using her Dhammakaya to help those who passed away. Yet, sometimes living relatives who asked Khun Yay to help had not known about bad karma committed by those people. They only knew of the good deeds, but after their own scrutiny, they realized that what Khun Yay told them was true.
Once someone told Khun Yay of his coming surgery. Khun Yay meditated for a few minutes and said ‘Why would you have surgery? Nothing is wrong with you’.
He then argued that he had made an appointment with the doctor. Khun Yay said, ‘Fine. During the surgery, keep reciting the mantra quietly in your mind: Samma Arahang’.
After the surgery, he told Khun Yay the doctor could not find anything wrong. So Khun Yay said ‘Good. Now you know what it feels like.’
Some stories seemed unbelievable. The things Khun Yay knew often shocked those who just met her. Once a couple came to her and Khun Yay greeted them with: ‘you should stop gambling’. The husband was surprised, thinking his wife had told Khun Yay. Yet his wife claimed ‘I just met her, the same as you.’ Although some people often did not take Khun Yay seriously, they discovered later that what she said was always true.
One of Khun Yay’s students was a teacher whose husband was very stubborn and did not believe in Hell and Heaven, but he kept reciting a mantra daily, just in case they did exist.
One day he came to Khun Yay and said ‘Khun Yay, I have a strange story that I want to tell you. And I need your suggestions.’ He said that he had slept at a house in countryside, out on the patio.
It was a bright night and he could see everything clearly. A dense smoke rose from the floor and materialize into a human form. He could see it clearly and it was as high as a mature palm tree. Then it stepped across the house and suddenly disappeared.
He saw it, but did not know what it was. He had gone to many temples, but the answers were not clear, usually containing the word ‘might’. Some said ‘you imagined it’. While listening, Khun Yay meditated accordingly. At the end of the story, he asked ‘Khun Yay, do you know what it was that I saw?’
Khun Yay answered ‘what you saw was Peta. (A kind of ghost) That Peta is your relative.’ He argued ‘My relative wouldn’t be a Peta.’ Khun Yay was silent, but he continued asking, ‘Why is he a Peta?’
‘Your relative was a deacon. He cheated and stole the temple’s properties. After his death, he was born as a Peta.’
He claimed ‘I don’t have any relative who is a deacon. Can you tell me his name?’
‘Rasamee,’ Khun Yay said.
‘I don’t have any relative named Rasamee. My relatives have a better name.’
He brought his hands together and bowed to show respect to Khun Yay before departure.
Many months later, he came back. ‘Khun Yay’ he said, ‘I discovered that I did have a relative named Rasamee. He was a deacon before he died. He had cheated the temple but I still do not believe that Peta exists!’
As these stories showed, the trips to Hell and Heaven were usual for Khun Yay. When Luang Pu Wat Paknam was alive, he always trained Khun Yay and other disciples who understood Advanced Dhammakaya Meditation to help others. Relatives of the dead would often come to the temple to cultivate virtues and share them with the souls to help their loved ones move on to a better realm. Luang Pu Wat Paknam would tell his advanced disciples to meditate in order to help those who passed away.
I often asked Khun Yay about her trips to Hell and Heaven if they were difficult for her. She said the trip just required her to stop thinking and bring her mind to become one as Dhammakaya within. It required more and more meditation until Dhammakaya encompassed the realms of earth, heaven, and hell. At that point, the mind would become very powerful. Just as you were looking at a ‘Makham Pom’ (Myrobalan) in your hand, you could see all its sides. Those with Advanced Dhammakaya meditation could also see all things in other realms as clearly as they saw myrobalan in their hands. In saying this, Khun Yay opened her eyes and pointed around the room, explaining to me that we must know our possessions: tables, cabinets, bed, and stairs in our house. We must know their locations. We must see all, so we can answer when people ask what is inside our house. The same is true for the mind. We must know our mind.
By herself, Khun Yay had to see clearly all the things inside. She did not want to miss any answer. Because she was somewhat afraid of Luang Pu Wat Paknam when she was his student, Khun Yay trained herself so as not to be called inept by him, as she had heard him did with some of the students.
Khun Yay thought that she would not give Luang Pu any reason to call her that. Thus, until Luang Pu Wat Paknam passed away, he never called Khun Yay ‘Khi-Tai’ (Luang Pu used the word ‘Khi –Tai’ to call his students who didn’t pay attention to improve their meditation and needed Luang Pu to motivate them.)
Khun Yay was like a good horse which, seeing other horses being beaten because of wrong-doing, could train itself and not make mistakes. Khun Yay was diligent in her studying and meditation, and as a result of her great effort, Khun Yay became the role model in the advanced meditation practice.””
Wow!!??? wow wow wow :p :p :p :p
Weath from merit accrued? :p
:p This morning Mum’s friend came to share her inner xperience that she saw the white sphere and Mum’s dealer meditate for half an hour. Positive influence, me change, my surrounding change, world change. :p
Only a new pair of girl shoes :p
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ru6QU1iXhY&feature=related
on Jun 4th, 2009 at 7:09 pm
i just found your site, I wanted to say thank you so much for taking the time to do this. It is a beautiful thing.Bless you.
on Jun 5th, 2009 at 1:31 am
Darling Cameron as this section is always there to ask you questions it is precious.Cameron my point is that people come and go so sometimes it is a while in which a question is put forward and for myself - I have questions but several of my questions are more private in the sense that they are personal to my needs - they are for example I want to know what yoga postures to do,what exactly to eat - I want to have a diet plan according to my dosha(s) - actually I want to have an ayurvedic cook to prepare my meals daily and at all times and I want to have a personal ayurveda and yoga therapist to guide my eating and plan my daily yoga routine and so my questions are not of a general nature.Sometimes I do have questions which are of a general nature - and then I will be glad to ask you.Currently my head is full with forming my new habits and grounding my new lifestyle so I am busy in kriya!I am not in the relaxed state of posing questions especially when I have the feeling I have mucked up a day and have to catch up the next day(s).Then all I think and feel is kriya!kriya!kriya!
Darling Cameron if this is the new section and it is posted in your regular post after some time it is not at the top and it has to be sought in archive.Is it possible that you make a section for it so it can be seen at a glance always when one opens the page?Then it will be easy to find when one wants to ask you a question.And this is so precious darling.God has made us so miraculously that it is too precious not to know how to use our bodies correctly for being healthy since our true essence is good healthy bodies and a healthy mind.And we may ask you on ayurveda,yoga and spirituality - which is a great blessing since we can be guided.Cameron when you pick out a question and answer - it has always taught me SO much about myself and it has been a precious guide.So not only are you the teacher but in that also the person who asked the question.
Cameron hun I’m not the type of person who always thinks of questions - I am simply open and take things in my stride and make my experiences as they come.It’s only under professional circumstances that my questions begin arising in my head.So hun I am now so busy in action of changing my lifestyle - of making changes.Darling Cameron so please have this section always!Thank you for it - thank you for walking me through.Cameron can this section be somewhere where it’s always at the top and can be seen at first glance and ready at hand?Cameron I love you my sweet heart darling hunny bunny pussycat doggy!Kiiisses
on Jun 5th, 2009 at 7:14 am
Hello darling Yogi Cameron,
This is an awfully wonderful section!!Yogi Cameron I would like to know which yoga pose is sexy for me?I would appreciate an answer.Thanking you dear Yogi Cameron.You are SO kind!
Lots of love,
LOVE
on Jun 5th, 2009 at 7:25 am
Hi Cameron,
I am interested in becoming an ayurveda and yoga therapist and I am studying yoga right now but I was wondering if you knew of a great book to get started with. I would eventually like to live at an ayurveda retreat so I can learn even more but while that is not available for me how do you suggest I begin?
Thank you.
Namaste.
on Jun 5th, 2009 at 7:11 pm
Yogi cameron, i am a homosexual male, and consider myself to be a very spiritual person. the other day i was in conversation with someone who made the comment that I was on a lower spiritual plane, and felt the need to learn and grow from this personal experience this lifetime. Im pretty satisfied that they are wrong in this statement,but just wanted to know what your thoughts were on this. Having read a lot of things that you belive,i would value your knowledge on this.
on Jun 6th, 2009 at 3:00 am
i adore this opportunity, but i wonder where to find the answers?
on Jun 6th, 2009 at 7:24 am
Hey Cameron! Porfavor escribe como el Ayurveda puede ayudarnos a la gente que tengamos acné, estoy seguro que está vinculado a las emociones… Y que el ayurveda tiene alguna solución.
Grácias
C
on Jun 6th, 2009 at 8:38 am
YC Hi!
I have a question about Dinyacharia.But I do definitely want an answer to that question as I want guidance there.And if you think I should know it best as to what I should do then for God’s sake DON’T ANSWER.
Now - I’ll return with my question later.
Thank you.
Yours faithfully.
on Jun 6th, 2009 at 11:57 am
Yogi Cameron you say :”•Put oil in the ears to help lubricate the inner muscles.
•Put oil on the head, face and body.” - these lines I have copied & pasted here from the section Dinyacharia here.
Is it necessary to put oil on the head,face and body everyday?I don’t know how to pour oil into my ears so I just dab the oil in my ears with my finger.Is it sufficient?(How and with what does one pour the oil into the ears?)
on Jun 6th, 2009 at 11:33 pm
Ray-you can use a dropper from an old bottle. Put about 4 to 5 drops into each ear. When I have finished with an old tincture bottle I use the dropper for this.
Namaste
on Jun 6th, 2009 at 11:36 pm
Troy- You will find the answers here if they are short or I will try and blog about longer answers.
Namaste
on Jun 8th, 2009 at 11:19 am
Yogi Cameron,
How long should one day fasts be?When should a one day fast be broken?After how many hours?Should it be broken after 24hrs (if one leads an ayurvedic lifestyle) which means when one has last eaten at 6pm previous day and fasted - should the fast be broken after 24hrs round about 6pm on the following day?Or rather first at breakfast of the next morning - which means 24hrs + 12hrs ? I don’t know the proper ayurvedic way of holding a fast beside drinking only warm water to hydrate the system and eliminate toxins.
on Jun 14th, 2009 at 2:54 am
Hi Troy
When you have a question you usually already know the answer.Mostly our higher selves guides us to the answers.When our inner-selves is still and peaceful enough some answers come into our minds in the form of visual pictures or thoughts or both.And sometimes we have the feeling it is whispered to us.This is because our higher-selves knows the answers.
So when you have a question or questions - ofcourse it is good to ask them - you can practice meditating on the answer to your question and you will soon have the aswer - you will be guided to it by your higher-self.
And Yogi Cameron has written on several topics and we can find several of the answers when we read the articles of this blog.So it’s all here - you have to go through the articles and you will find the answers.
Good Luck & have fun finding your answers!
on Jun 14th, 2009 at 3:06 am
Michael asks:
”Yogi cameron, i am a homosexual male, and consider myself to be a very spiritual person. the other day i was in conversation with someone who made the comment that I was on a lower spiritual plane, and felt the need to learn and grow from this personal experience this lifetime. Im pretty satisfied that they are wrong in this statement,but just wanted to know what your thoughts were on this. Having read a lot of things that you belive,i would value your knowledge on this”
Hi Michael
You must learn to free yourself from being influenced by the ego of other people.
We are all somewhere on our spiritual journey.We are all on different levels and cannot compare and compete with each other.Spirituality is an individual learning and growing process.It takes more than one lifetime.And one major factor in this growth process is to free oneself from the ego of other people.
Namaste
on Jun 14th, 2009 at 3:20 am
Jenne asks:
”Hi Cameron,
I am interested in becoming an ayurveda and yoga therapist and I am studying yoga right now but I was wondering if you knew of a great book to get started with. I would eventually like to live at an ayurveda retreat so I can learn even more but while that is not available for me how do you suggest I begin?
Thank you.
Namaste.”
Hi Jenne
The best way to get started is by living in that consciousness.So you must practice living an ayurvedic and yogic lifestyle.When you prepare and eat your food based on the ayurvedic principles and practice ayurvedic habits - you will gravitate towards what you want - when you constantly keep your goal as an image in the forefront of your mind and see yourself doing and living out what you want.There is a lot of information available on the internet.
Namaste
on Jun 14th, 2009 at 3:30 am
Love asks:
”This is an awfully wonderful section!!Yogi Cameron I would like to know which yoga pose is sexy for me?I would appreciate an answer.Thanking you dear Yogi Cameron.You are SO kind!”
Hi Love
This is a wonderful time to practice feeling your twin flame within yourself.Feel uniting your twin flame in you.Then you will feel your twin flame and you will intuitively feel your body and your soul.This is a wonderful feeling!
Have fun with it!
Namaste
on Jun 18th, 2009 at 5:51 am
Yogi Cameron I usually fast two days a week.Lately though,I have not been strong enough to fast on both the days or sometimes I started out with my fast and weakened to only break it inbetween.You had written it has to do with intention.I often have my reasons for this behaviour.Although I do want to know the reason fro my sudden weakness from your YOGIC point of view Cameron.
on Jun 21st, 2009 at 8:56 am
” Spicy foods help digestion in a person who has less fire (pitta) in the system and aggravate and have the opposite effect in an individual with too much of this element. The spice is healthy but depending on the individual and their system, the spice herb can have two different effects-good or negative. ” :Yogi Cameron
Yogi Cameron I thought I am a pitta person most of the time but I discovered that the more I spiced the food I prepare - and I use warm spices mixtures and lots of it and very hot - the better and healthier I feel and I seem to have energy throughout the day and everyday eversince.The hotter I have my food the more energy it gives me.I can’t figure out reasons other than I have my own reasoning for it which again leads to mysteriousness.But you say that spicy foods help those with less fir in their sytem(pitta) people.I thought I was pitta and hot!So what now?What’s the truth about this mystery dear Yogi Cameron?
on Jun 21st, 2009 at 10:23 am
Yogi Cameron my stature fits the description of that of a pitta person.Although I know that one’s dosha constantly changes and one can be a mix of more than one dosha.But I do think I am predominantly pitta - I can’t say for sure - and this is the reason why I do not understand that I feel good the more spicier and hot my food is.I find it complicating currently in telling the different doshas and what dosha I am and managing the balancing part with the logical thinking brain part.Because of this I let my intuition and body feeling guide me.I would like to know if I am doing it right and that this way is alright and healthy for me?
on Jun 23rd, 2009 at 12:04 pm
Hello!
Im about to go into the gym to get in shape, but i adore to do yoga too, i was wondering if making yoga instead of gym exercises (like weight lifting and exercises with gym machines or even pilates) will give me a “sexy” body, in other words could help me to get nice abs, pecs, arms and legs, im asking because in your videos you show and amazing body, lean but strong, with long/lean muscles, which is the type of muscles i want to develop. Hope you can help me with this
Namaste.
on Jun 24th, 2009 at 2:48 pm
Hi Yogi Cameron!
Do you have a particular method for emotional cleansing?There are several methods and techniques.What do you suggest?
Sometimes I feel like puking on the emotional level.
on Jun 28th, 2009 at 10:12 am
Greetings Yogi Cameron,
I first saw you on Ellen’s show. I was very motivated by your fitness. I live in India and would love to meet you about my evolutionary path. I have been a regular meditator…I wake up between 3:30 and 4:30 am and meditate. I do the twin heart meditation as well. I thought I had normal dietary habits until I read your articles…all of them…Infact I set my homepage to the ten “commandments”/points to live by so I can read them everyday to make them my second nature..I also have them handwritten in my notepad. Thank you so much for the wonderful messages and inspirations..I can’t wait to meet you if given an opportunity..I sure need your help in my evolutionary path…in terms of diet, meditations and whatever is required. with my limited knowledge I donot know what else to add but to request a meeting and the monetary terms involved. Please could you help me ?
I can be reached at om011279@yahoo.com
In gratitude,
Sarah
on Jun 30th, 2009 at 10:08 pm
love-
to answer your question about emotional cleansing…
I have experienced emotional cleansing in yoga…when you do a practice designed on your hips emotions can flow freely but remember to stay with your emotions when they come and just notice them, don’t resist.
I had an emotional yoga practice when I went to an ashtanga class that also focused on opening up the hips and twists.
It was an amazing experience, I do not know if it works for everyone but if you stay with your feelings and realize they are just feelings they are not you, you can cleanse and release your body of emotional “baggage” that you have been carrying around.
I hope this helps!
Namaste,
Jenne
on Jul 3rd, 2009 at 6:48 am
The best and effective way to emotionally cleanse oneself is by fasting - FULL FASTING - only drinking a few cups of warm water as it is not about humanly emotional feelings which are being dealt with on the physical level but it is about ‘emotional cleansing’ on the spiritual plane which cleanses one on the physical plane.As on the spiritual plane there are several things that ‘attatch’ themselves onto one and on the physical plane those things can be bothersome.One has to deal with it in physical & spiritual actions acting upon the root cause and that happens in the mind and body through FASTING.Fasting cleanses one emotionally and opens all blocked energy channels as those things that had attatched themeselves onto one are starved and leave one and go elsewhere for their food because those things feed on one on the physical plane!
Namaste
on Jul 8th, 2009 at 9:36 pm
Hi Yogi Cameron!
You suggest eating two small meals a day, but I was wondering if my body will get the nutrients and minerals I need?
Namaste
on Jul 22nd, 2009 at 10:44 pm
Hi Yogi Cameron,
Do you have any suggestions for hairloss?
Thanks!
on Jul 26th, 2009 at 4:08 pm
Please help me help my husband….. he has excema on his body from head to toe (literally) no one can give him any relief. He has only experienced western medicine, is not a believer in anything but. I know his excema comes from the negative thoughts he experienced with his former wife, he never had excema til then. I also know it comes from his poor diet and not enough water intake. We are not rich people and cannot afford alternative medical sources and our heath plan does not cover visits to someone like yourself. what advice can you give me to help him find some relief from the constant itching he endures that I might be able to do from home.
on Jul 28th, 2009 at 5:49 pm
Dear Yogi Cameron,
what is your feeling about eating some sort of breakfast? I am frustrated with so many conflicting opinions….I personally have never liked ‘breakfast’ in the morning and feel heavy and more hungry during the day if I eat in the morning - yet so many ‘health and nutrition professionals’ say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, you’ll mess up and slow down your metabolism if you skip breakfast, etc etc…..Help! so confusing!!!! Thanks…..
Christa in TN, USA
on Aug 11th, 2009 at 7:39 am
Hello Sweetbasil…..I hope you do not mind my responding to your comment
I understand your frustration with differing view points. From what I gather though, the natural perspective would be on an individual case by case basis and what feels correct to your system when in balance. For example, I have had very good results by having a bit of soy milk in the morning after yoga and some quiet thought. Not a great deal of soy milk (or cow’s milk from time to time), but it feels correct for me to do that and then mid afternoon……around three to four oclock having my meal of the day. Not extremely large meal, but adequate. Later in the early evening I has a glass of milk again. I don’t recommend this as ideal for everyone, but just as an example of what works for me…so that I feel calmer and at balance with my eating habits. Learning to listen to my own body and inner self seemed to be the key. Namaste.
on Aug 11th, 2009 at 7:47 am
…..continuing from previous post, I forgot to mention I do have an additional cup of plain yogurt in the early evening….around six o’clock. This is not commercial yogurt, but yogurt that I make at home from organic milk and a little organic starter (plain yogurt). It is much tastier than store bought…has excellent nutrition and I know what is in it : ) It is an extremely easy process and much more cost efficient than buying commercial yogurt.
on Aug 12th, 2009 at 4:18 am
Kutchy asks:
”You suggest eating two small meals a day, but I was wondering if my body will get the nutrients and minerals I need?”
Hi Kutchy
The body does not require much.Eating foods that are seasonal is everything and the key to getting the nutrients and energy the body needs.It is only the mind clinging onto the idea of having to eat lots of food for nutrients.Eating in season means one eats that what is growing in season on that part of the earth one is in at the moment which provides all the nergy and nutrition one needs because we are part of the universe and so we are best in balance with the universe by eating seasonal foods which is what keeps one in balance with the part of the earth one is in.So anywhere one goes,one eats seasonal.
As for one or two meals,the body does not need much - it is only the mind clinging onto the idea of eating!
Namaste
on Aug 16th, 2009 at 12:39 pm
Hi, what ayurveda and yoga treatments would you recommend for greying hair prevention and hair loss prevention.
thanks
on Aug 21st, 2009 at 5:11 pm
Hi Yogi Cameron,
Could you comment on use of orthodics ?
Is this the only way to correct gait ? to align hips and feet?
many blessings….
on Aug 28th, 2009 at 12:20 pm
Hi Yogi Cameron,
I am 26 yr old male with Vata+Pitta constitution. Few weeks ago, I was extremely sick with cold infection (after ojas & bala loss). This is rainy season in India and I suffered from manda-agni (low digestive fire), ama(toxins) were on the higher side.
I am being treated for this condition by my regular ayurvedic doctor with god results. However, around the same, my left side 1st molar tooth got brittle and broke partially. I feel bit of pain while rinsing my mouth.
The dentist has told me to do root canal. My Aurveda doctor has said he can’t help me with alternative treatment in this case. Seaching on internet shows only one book on this topic ‘Dentistry in Ayurveda’.
I really wish the explore options available in Ayurveda. Can you help with this? Or can you point me to some one who can? I am resident on Pune city (180Km from Mumbai/Bombay).
Dhanyavad (Thanks)
Namaste!
on Aug 31st, 2009 at 5:16 pm
Varundabke
I also had this issue and used tea tree oil, clove, turmeric and sandalwood but in the end because of the day to day eating bacteria will become trapped inside and give you an infection. If it is not infected yet then you can just get a filling but if it is infected then a root canal may be needed. The mouth, nose and ears are all connected so if there is any infection it will eventually affect these parts too.
Namaste
Yogi Cameron
on Sep 1st, 2009 at 8:49 am
Dear Yogi Cameron,
I learned about you from a Facebook friend and then found myself up late at night reading through this entire site
I have a question that I haven´t been able to find a good answer to anywhere else..it is about Bikram Yoga. Is it really good or not? I have done other types of yoga that I have prefered, however I tried Bikram a while ago and found it much more difficult than the other yoga types (for obvious reasons - the extreme heat and humidity). I stick it out and I´ve done it a few times since because it does feel very good afterwards..though it´s unbearable occasionally during the class, and I´ve been wondering all along if it is really healthy to do yoga in such heat. Also many of the movements are different from what I am used to…
Should I just stick to my regular yoga classes?
Thank you in advance and thanks so much for a lovely site with tons of inspiring information.
Namaste
Mia
on Sep 1st, 2009 at 9:34 am
You will find the answer to this in an article in the yoga section of the blog.
Namaste
on Sep 1st, 2009 at 3:47 pm
Oh I missed that…. Thank you, I just read it and I feel like I have my answer
Namaste
on Sep 2nd, 2009 at 1:07 am
“The truth is what it is without having to be described or dissected”.
As I was reading this in another part of the site it reminded me of a question from meditation times….Is visioning and/or mantra beneficial or is it actually an impediment to releasing ‘physical plane’ thought processes. Actually assisting in ‘holding onto’ the constructs of the mind rather than being in ‘wordlessness’. I understand this may be semantics, but trying to understand if letting go of these particular practices may be a last release into ‘feeling nature of spirit (god…absolute) rather than held in realm of thought. Thank you so much Yogi Cameron.
on Sep 12th, 2009 at 12:51 am
Dear Yogi Cameron, Thanks a lot for your answer. Before getting your answer, I happened to meet an Ayurvedic doctor who said he can help for my tooth condition.
As of now, he has given me Irimedadi Tail(Oil) (apply 3 times a day) and Chandraprabha vati to be chewed twice a day with broken tooth. The tooth seems to be gaining strength and cold water pain reducing. I am planning to get his consultation for about a month. If condition does not improve suitable for a long term health, I will get filling or root canal.
I must appreciate that although we both are inclined for ayurvedic solution, you gave me a balanced view without attachments to one therapy.
Thanks a lot,
Varun
on Sep 28th, 2009 at 5:30 am
Dear Cameron,
I am a 33 year old male. Despite eating plenty raw foods (always fresh) I suffer from elevated cholesterol (around 7.5)
My family (especially men) have a history of cholesterol. I have noticed you emphasize the importance of good oils. Considering my problem, should I still be incorporating these oils into my diet? How much and how often? You also mention putting sesame oil into the ears? How much & how often?
Many thanks & keep up the fantastic work!!!!
on Sep 28th, 2009 at 12:28 pm
Your answer will come out as a blog soon.
on Sep 28th, 2009 at 9:23 pm
Hi Yogi Cameron!
I have been having a bitter taste on the back of my tongue lately and I am not sure what it is from. I drink a little bit of apple cider vinegar before bed…do you think it is from that?
thank you for being you!
~Jenne
on Sep 29th, 2009 at 4:49 am
Dear Cameron,
Thank you for your prompt reply - I will keep an eye on the blog…
I forgot to ask one question - I also suffer from severe headaches & migraines, do you have any advice?
Many thanks & namaste
on Oct 18th, 2009 at 4:17 pm
Dear Yogicameron
I saw you in SM TV and and I have a question.
I am vegiterian and I am pergnant and I live in Iran and in my contry, doctors disagree with vegiterian children.I dont know how I can help my baby.and I dont want to feed him any meat amd chocken and ….. but I am not sure because I have not see and vegiterian children.please help me.
Thanks a lot
eli
on Nov 2nd, 2009 at 2:40 pm
Eli asks :
”Dear Yogicameron
I saw you in SM TV and and I have a question.
I am vegiterian and I am pergnant and I live in Iran and in my contry, doctors disagree with vegiterian children.I dont know how I can help my baby.and I dont want to feed him any meat amd chocken and ….. but I am not sure because I have not see and vegiterian children.please help me.
Thanks a lot
eli ”
Eli,
Till Yogi Cameron is back I will be of some help to you.
Your baby is your baby,being born from your womb,and not the doctor’s.Irrespective of who the earthly father is.As the earthly mother of the child you bear the full responsibilty to care for the growth of the child and for it’s perfect health with the best of your ability and wisdom.You do not put a decision like that into the hands of doctors,no matter where on earth you live.Being healthy means eating seasonal food & eating vegetarian brings about increased awareness.You will be more clear and calm in your energies & radiance than meat eating people.Eating meat is harmful,because animals are bred & tortured,these animals suffer because we want to eat them!And these animals are so under PAIN & SUFFERING before being slaughtered,killed for their FLESH.
Question : ELI DO YOU WANT YOUR CHILD TO ABSORB THIS PAIN & SUFFERING?
What you eat & do & think will become your baby’s body.
That baby is in reality a CHILD OF GOD just as you and me and every being & animal on this planet are.When God is giving you the present to carry a baby and put another human life on the earth,then God surely does not want to see that baby,child as a suffering human being.There is a difference between humans and animals.Animals hunt another animal,the carnivores,for food,whereas humans were given a higher & better developed brain to differentiate between what to eat - should humans eat pain and suffering by eating animals or should humans eat that food & fruit which grows from the earth’s soil?That kind of food which is seasonal.If seasonal foods grow on the earth in the season it grows in for example pumpkins - does not grow on the planet,where the geography & topography is in a climate zone where there is severe winter.In such climate zones foods grow which grow beneath the surface of the earth,mostly like root vegetables - so what good what for example eating pumpkin in the north pole for example during winter do to one?It would not be the proper nutrition giving the proper energy for the person living there.This was an example.It applies to eating healthy & seasonal food.Making animals suffer & killing them to eat them is NOT God’s food.God’s pharmacy and God’s medicine is NATURE.It is herbs,fruits & vegetables.It is about eating healthy & seasonal.It is about balancing oneself by balancing all the energy centres by keeping one’s physical body clean & with clear flowing energy.
This is destroyed by eating meat.One absorbs the pain & suffering of the killed animal.
Can you feel the fear a goat or sheep has when it is caught & laid on the stone with it’s legs tied & just before the knife slits open it’s throat?
And then we humans rejoice in eating that?!
Please choose LIGHT & LOVE which is GOD.
Namaste
on Nov 2nd, 2009 at 3:14 pm
Eli,
The foods that grow in season always grow because they had the energy to grow in that place.Therefore eating seasonal vegetables gives one the required energy to be in balance with the season & climate of the place one lives in.Therefore it is good to eat locally grown fresh produce.What grows from the soil comes from God - it has nourished itself from LIGHT,and mineral nutrients in the soil and from water.That is God’s medicine and God’s pharmacy.When we eat that which comes from the earth,which is grown from the soil,we also become the same.Our bodies become the same.
This comes from God.When we pray and take God’s name and then kill other living beings like animals,I think that’s demonic.
You believe in God?Then live like God.Fill yourself with God’s love and compassion - even animals are God’s creation just as your unborn baby is.God would not kill another living being and feed on it.Live from God’s pharmacy which is light & love.Foods growing from God’s light and God’s love in the soil.From the water of the planet earth.What more do we need if we want God in our lives?Pain,destruction,violence,death OR LIGHT & LOVE?
Namaste
on Nov 24th, 2009 at 10:03 am
Cameron sometimes I eat hot food,(hot spiced,warm spices) together with cooling foods.What I would like to know is if this is balancing for my system,then for example - if the body needs warm,hot spices in cold climate zones in order to be balanced,is one still balanced when one eats hot & cold,cooling foods at the same time?Well then,how is one balanced if one nullifies the balance?Like for example eating cooling foods in cold regions - well,eating the cooling foods at the same time along with warming,hot foods.Is the balance nullified then?
I remember you wrote not to mix raw food with cooked food but to eat them seperately.And that I follow.But now what about the above action Cameron?And Cameron I am working on opening my third eye.It may be slightly open since I was a child,but I am uncertain about it because I fear alot.My intuitions are always marred by my fears.And I know one fact about fears - that is ‘they are not true!Fears are limitations and thus ‘not the truth’ , the untruth.Well Cameron I wonder is it ‘frightful’ or frightening to open the third eye?Does an open third eye involve fear?Please answer me Cameron.
What about cinnamon ice cream?Cinnamon is warm & ice cream not.Is it a balance?
on Dec 3rd, 2009 at 9:55 am
Cameron I have this on my mind and would like to hear your wisdom on the topic.
SELF-SABOTAGE….
These are all the times when we let ourselves down because we have goals and aims and are working hard on being true to ourselves and yet so often exactly in that time we act mad and behave in exactly the opposite ways to that what we are otherwise working so hard on achieving.
Cameron,I have plenty of my own reasonings,observations,opinions,judgements on this issue.BUT exactly all these are things I should not have.Therefore Cameron,I’d appreciate YOUR YOGIC GURU HIGHER WISDOM on this issue.Also Cameron,I’m unsure about…if I’m being it too easy on myself and always letting myself go now and then by missing out on some of my daily routines or if I should be tough on myself and be like steel and iron in my daily routines.The self-sabotage comes then,when I haven’t slep enough and easily lie down and sleep some more and then have terrible difficulty in waking up and getting on with my daily routines,the other times of self-sabotage are when I lean against others instead of being my own pillar of strength.These are things I look to dissolve and unite myself in my higher purpose.
So please Cameron can you impart a piece of good advice and higher wisdom upon this issue?
on Dec 7th, 2009 at 12:04 pm
Dear Yogi Cameron:
I have a friend that was diagnosed with Glaucoma. I was wondering if there are specific yoga poses to practice, or avoid, to help with this condition. Also, any guidance you can offer on alleving this condition would be most appreciated. thank you in advance for your help
on Feb 20th, 2010 at 12:49 pm
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on Feb 26th, 2010 at 10:32 am
Yogi Cameron :
” Approaching our life from a yogic point of view will help us always approach difficulties with happiness and joy that we have the chance to grow on our spiritual path. ”
THEN WHY DON’T YOU ANSWER THE QUESTIONS ASKED?ARE THEY TOO STUPID FOR A YOGI TO ANSWER?
on Jun 7th, 2010 at 9:37 pm
i just want to know what you think about chiropractic care. i use one and for a while it seemed to help my headaches, but I have started to get them again and my neck seems to give me trouble. Thank you for your opinion it means a lot to me. Also thanks for sharing the letter to Dr. Laura it made a lot of sense and made me laugh. Thanks again for all the knowledge you share with us I think only positive thoughts for you. Have a beautiful evening.
on Jun 18th, 2010 at 11:35 am
YOGI Cameron
I have a question.If you may be so kind or if I may have the pleasure?….?
why do twists in yoga,doing twists while doing yoga WRING out toxins?
I know what are toxins but what is the co-relation of yoga twists with toxins?
I’d be glad if you did me the favour.
on Aug 3rd, 2010 at 2:11 pm
Okay I have asked some questions and now and then I do have some questions to ask.I have learnt in my life that there is NO stupid question which makes it easy for me to ask my question.
My question is that you say that ayurveda says that ‘rice’ is good to eat.But now I would like to replace rice with ‘koos-koos’.Is it also good for me?Or is rice the better one to eat?
In some countries they eat plenty of koos-koos instead of rice.So is it good?
Thank you in advance,
yours faithfully