Sihks (Kundalini teachers and practicers) are very family oriented. We have a early morning Sadhana group near The San Diego Zoo...4am sharp~ the head male is a very loving and inclusive individual and the door is always open_that is when I show up there, there is nor reason to knock and I can open the door and walk right in- Anytime...He knew Yogi Bhajan well, and he hosts Guru Dev (the great healer) while he is in San Diego. It is a lively household! Relax and all will be provided as it shall be..any fears just prolong the idiocy! Hehehe

Date:   8/22/2005 10:28:28 AM ( 19 y ago)

So much good input on this topic/concern. I'll just add to it.

1- Guru Gobind Singh said that Celibacy was having only one wife (or
husband).
This may seem sort of funny at first glance but it does speak to the
importance being a householder in the Sikh/Yogic approach to LIFE.
Sikhs are not re-nunciates (Nuns).

2- It's been mentioned that Yogiji said that men should not ejaculate
more than once a month. The way I heard it is if a man cannot
"transmute" his sexua| energy than he should not have sex (w/
ejaculation) more than once a month.
The Taoists speak also of the seasons as having a bearing on how often a
man can ejaculate without draining and becoming a "nuisance" to himself .
(Mantak Chia -
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0943358191/qid=1124627598/sr=1-...
or
Jolan Chang
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0140193383/qid=1124627908/sr=2-...
Age will have a tremendous bearing on all of this.

3- Some Links
http://www.sahej.com/Sexual_Liberation_is_No_Liberation.html
http://www.sahej.com/Sexual-energy.html

4- It's from a place of Gratitude that one will attract the right
partner. That person will appear when you least [expect] it. Expectation
is the Mother of frustration.
When your cup is so full that all you think about is emptying it, then
you can rest assured that you are dwelling in a state of Gratitude.



 

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