Tormod Kinnes: Sayings and Extracts

Sayings and Extracts

Much can be helped if your neighbours and family refrain from trying to have you maimed and killed.

Some yogis learn to penetrate a little star within a ring of golden light that can be seen between the eyebrows. And "When that star bursts, a door reveals . . . the door of the heart", is a saying.

Lately it has come to the fore that both Paramahansa Yogananda and his fellowship SRF changed and reduced the repertoire of kriya techniques.

Maintain your balance. Humour can often help that, by presenting a better perspective than many others.

Not all that is presented as humour works for good.

Many Oriental teachings, like Zen, can look like humour at first sight. [See Orh].

Tao lore has its love-making manuals.

One should go for solid technology in doing sane things and make the best out of it, come what may.

We often have to fight, fight for sound psychological space, for example.

You can have a deep and suitable self-confidence - much in life may come by stages.

Administer to your best concerns and without being bitter.

Brilliant solutions are lacking where good enough conditions start deteriorating, or rotting.

Be quick to lie down and test the next moment.

Bulwark against months of futility.

Counteract dying if you are up to it and the consequences.

Lie down and employ slow, flowing motions - and visualize things well as best you can. Not a few principles of yoga postures are based on things like that.

Truthful ones are much needed, but not swollen verbiage.

From out of a burning bush came these words: "I have indeed seen the oppression." Compare the Roman: The woods have ears.

How much slavery and tyranny God loves! Paul sent a fugitive slave back to the slave-owner - the servant of Jesus in the Holy Spirit did such things. So Jesus did not truly come to set the slaves free anyway.

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