Fitment question

Zoot Katz wrote:
Wed, 08 Sep 2004 21:37:36 GMT,
,
the black rose wrote:


And nope, I can't ride without hands, never been able to. I wish I
could, but at my age, I have no idea how to learn.


Steer with your root chakra.

Uh huh. *nods sagely*

*whisper* Whaddidhesay?

-km

--
Only cowards fight kids.
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Thu, 09 Sep 2004 16:58:18 GMT,
, the black rose
wrote:

And nope, I can't ride without hands, never been able to. I wish I
could, but at my age, I have no idea how to learn.


Steer with your root chakra.

Uh huh. *nods sagely*

*whisper* Whaddidhesay?

That's left coast lotusland jargon referring to an area approximating
your center of gravity. Kundalini yoga says it's:

The Muladhara, First or Root Chakra, is located at the base of the
spine, at the perineum. The name means support, or foundation.

It is associated, in the body with the large intestine, feet and legs,
with the element earth, and with the colors red and maroon.

Human Challenge and Gift - to feel safe and secure in the physical
plane, to manifest to meet our basic needs.

Soul Desire - to feel nurtured and nourished, to experience belonging
to the whole.

Primal Relationship - with physical reality, the Earth, natural
forces, body, feeling sensations.

http://www.kundaliniyoga.org/chakra1.html
--
zk

"Zoot Katz" wrote in message
...
Thu, 09 Sep 2004 16:58:18 GMT,
, the black rose
wrote:

And nope, I can't ride without hands, never been able to. I wish I
could, but at my age, I have no idea how to learn.

Steer with your root chakra.

Uh huh. *nods sagely*

*whisper* Whaddidhesay?

That's left coast lotusland jargon referring to an area approximating
your center of gravity. Kundalini yoga says it's:

The Muladhara, First or Root Chakra, is located at the base of the
spine, at the perineum. The name means support, or foundation.

It is associated, in the body with the large intestine, feet and legs,
with the element earth, and with the colors red and maroon.

Human Challenge and Gift - to feel safe and secure in the physical
plane, to manifest to meet our basic needs.

Soul Desire - to feel nurtured and nourished, to experience belonging
to the whole.

Primal Relationship - with physical reality, the Earth, natural
forces, body, feeling sensations.

It corresponds to Malkut, "Kingdom", the bottom-most sefirah on the Tree of
Life, located in the same part of the body. It is the channel for the
energies of the other sefirot -- it transmits them into the physical world.
Like the root chakra, the sefirah of Malkut corresponds to the base of the
spine, the feet and the legs, and with the chanted vowel "oo". It also has
do with physical reality and the earth. Etc.

The Tree of Life clearly has a relationship to the Chakra system, as you can
easily correspond the seven levels of the ten sefirot to the seven chakras.
However, I don't know which one preceded which, and anything about their
mutual history and development.


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Claire Petersky wrote:
"Zoot Katz" wrote in message
...

Thu, 09 Sep 2004 16:58:18 GMT,
, the black rose
wrote:


And nope, I can't ride without hands, never been able to. I wish I
could, but at my age, I have no idea how to learn.

Steer with your root chakra.

Uh huh. *nods sagely*

*whisper* Whaddidhesay?


That's left coast lotusland jargon referring to an area approximating
your center of gravity. Kundalini yoga says it's:

The Muladhara, First or Root Chakra, is located at the base of the
spine, at the perineum. The name means support, or foundation.

It is associated, in the body with the large intestine, feet and legs,
with the element earth, and with the colors red and maroon.

Human Challenge and Gift - to feel safe and secure in the physical
plane, to manifest to meet our basic needs.

Soul Desire - to feel nurtured and nourished, to experience belonging
to the whole.

Primal Relationship - with physical reality, the Earth, natural
forces, body, feeling sensations.


It corresponds to Malkut, "Kingdom", the bottom-most sefirah on the Tree of
Life, located in the same part of the body. It is the channel for the
energies of the other sefirot -- it transmits them into the physical world.
Like the root chakra, the sefirah of Malkut corresponds to the base of the
spine, the feet and the legs, and with the chanted vowel "oo". It also has
do with physical reality and the earth. Etc.

The Tree of Life clearly has a relationship to the Chakra system, as you can
easily correspond the seven levels of the ten sefirot to the seven chakras.
However, I don't know which one preceded which, and anything about their
mutual history and development.

Okay, now I wish I hadn't asked. *shudder* All that eastern mystical
stuff has always given me the screaming heebie-jeebies, sorry.

-km

--
Only cowards fight kids -- unidentified Moscow protestor
the black rose
proud to be owned by a yorkie
http://community.webshots.com/user/blackrosequilts

the black rose wrote:
Claire Petersky wrote:
"Zoot Katz" wrote in message
...

Thu, 09 Sep 2004 16:58:18 GMT,
, the black rose
wrote:


And nope, I can't ride without hands, never been able to. I
wish I could, but at my age, I have no idea how to learn.

Steer with your root chakra.

Uh huh. *nods sagely*

*whisper* Whaddidhesay?


That's left coast lotusland jargon referring to an area
approximating your center of gravity. Kundalini yoga says it's:

The Muladhara, First or Root Chakra, is located at the base of the
spine, at the perineum. The name means support, or foundation.

It is associated, in the body with the large intestine, feet and
legs, with the element earth, and with the colors red and maroon.

Human Challenge and Gift - to feel safe and secure in the physical
plane, to manifest to meet our basic needs.

Soul Desire - to feel nurtured and nourished, to experience
belonging to the whole.

Primal Relationship - with physical reality, the Earth, natural
forces, body, feeling sensations.


It corresponds to Malkut, "Kingdom", the bottom-most sefirah on the
Tree of Life, located in the same part of the body. It is the
channel for the energies of the other sefirot -- it transmits them
into the physical world. Like the root chakra, the sefirah of Malkut
corresponds to the base of the spine, the feet and the legs, and
with the chanted vowel "oo". It also has do with physical reality
and the earth. Etc.

The Tree of Life clearly has a relationship to the Chakra system, as
you can easily correspond the seven levels of the ten sefirot to the
seven chakras. However, I don't know which one preceded which, and
anything about their mutual history and development.

Okay, now I wish I hadn't asked. *shudder* All that eastern mystical
stuff has always given me the screaming heebie-jeebies, sorry.

It's got something to do with playing with yourself.

Bill "spiritual simplifier" S.

Thu, 09 Sep 2004 23:54:22 GMT,
, the black rose
wrote:

Okay, now I wish I hadn't asked. *shudder* All that eastern mystical
stuff has always given me the screaming heebie-jeebies, sorry.

I know what ya mean.
All of those cults and cultures with their own calendars are weird.
Creeps me out thinking that every day is a holiday for somebody else!
--
zk

Okay, now I wish I hadn't asked. *shudder* All that eastern mystical
stuff has always given me the screaming heebie-jeebies, sorry.

Me too, it's about four to six inches behind your belly button.

And forget that perineum crap. That's a whole other part.

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in.edu__________

Zoot Katz wrote:
Thu, 09 Sep 2004 23:54:22 GMT,
, the black rose
wrote:


Okay, now I wish I hadn't asked. *shudder* All that eastern mystical
stuff has always given me the screaming heebie-jeebies, sorry.


I know what ya mean.
All of those cults and cultures with their own calendars are weird.
Creeps me out thinking that every day is a holiday for somebody else!

That's a cheap shot.

There are very good reasons for my reaction. I'm not about to explain
them on a public forum.

-km

--
Only cowards fight kids -- unidentified Moscow protester
the black rose
proud to be owned by a yorkie
http://community.webshots.com/user/blackrosequilts

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 16:28:11 GMT, the black rose
wrote:

Zoot Katz wrote:
Thu, 09 Sep 2004 23:54:22 GMT,
, the black rose
wrote:


Okay, now I wish I hadn't asked. *shudder* All that eastern mystical
stuff has always given me the screaming heebie-jeebies, sorry.


I know what ya mean.
All of those cults and cultures with their own calendars are weird.
Creeps me out thinking that every day is a holiday for somebody else!

That's a cheap shot.

No it wasn't. You were rather rude about someone else culture.


There are very good reasons for my reaction. I'm not about to explain
them on a public forum.

Then perhaps you shouldn't have made disparaging comments in the first place.

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 16:34:21 GMT, (Muttley) wrote:

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 16:28:11 GMT, the black rose
wrote:

Zoot Katz wrote:
Thu, 09 Sep 2004 23:54:22 GMT,
, the black rose
wrote:


Okay, now I wish I hadn't asked. *shudder* All that eastern mystical
stuff has always given me the screaming heebie-jeebies, sorry.


I know what ya mean.
All of those cults and cultures with their own calendars are weird.
Creeps me out thinking that every day is a holiday for somebody else!

That's a cheap shot.

No it wasn't. You were rather rude about someone else culture.


There are very good reasons for my reaction. I'm not about to explain
them on a public forum.

Then perhaps you shouldn't have made disparaging comments in the first place.

That's a stretch, given the humourous tone of KM's reply. In addition she
added a 'sorry' at the end.

Why don't we move along back to biking. ;-)

-B