Pranams.

Jai Hari, Guru, Vaishnavas!

As we are now well into the new millenium and are blessed with a plethora of Vaishnava sanga from various backgrounds around the globe, I have come up with a workshop that will empower those amongst us who find it challenging to live in a multi-guru universe.

Finding it difficult not to force your guru onto other people who themselves often have their own guru? Do you feel “offended” when others do not show as much enthusiasm for your personally chosen guru as you do? Is your “enthusiasm” (pushiness) creating conflict in your relationships with Vaishnavas?

(Or, like me, have you been at the receiving end of such pushiness and has it caused you to withdraw into a shell?)

Not to worry.

I have designed a system by which you can get at the root of the problem by examining the reasons why you feel it neccessary to act/react the way you do. Step by step your reasons will be dismantled and replaced with an appreciation for the new plethora of Vaishnava sanga available to aspirants in the West, while at the same time not comprimising your own.

I have also designed a program for those of us on the receiving end of such behaviour, in order to empower us to deal with the phenomena in a holistic way.

As more and more Vaishnava sub-cults make themselves known around the world, unless we learn how to deal with each other in ways that are in line with Vaishnava etiquette, and well, also in line with just plain ol’ functional human relational behaviours, we will find ourselves immersed in anti-depressants rather than ananda.

Nobody wants that, do they?

Thought not!

I have also developed workshops which empower us to relate like nice, normal and functional human beings with people of other religious backgrounds outside of the Vaishnava fold.

My workshops are based upon years of experience with all of the above.

And of course the workshops themselves are not officially associated with any religious organization, though for Vaishanvas, the underlying theme is obviously bhakti.

Here’s the best part – the workshops/seminars are FREE of cost. I just need transportation costs covered and some kitcheri (with a wedge or two of lemon) to keep me going.

For those interested write to me here at bluecupid108 at yahoo dot com.

Your’s in the service of that lotus eyed Braj kishori….

EK PREM! ONE LOVE!

Rasika-jana ki —- Swamini Radhe!!!!