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Dear Narad the following passage had been
posted on the Auronet in a series on Collective Sadhana.
It seems to be a very relevant
text in the context of the Om Choir, especially if one
intersperses "singing" for the verbs of "doing and
working".
CWM, Q&A p 7-11 How should one proceed, if the sadhana is not personal but collective ? One must enlarge oneself. The work is more complicated, more complex, requiring a greater strength a greater width, a greater patience, a greater tolerance and a greater endurance.
Yet if each one does ( SINGS) perfectly what he has to do
(SING), all together form but a single person doing the
sadhana for everybody. If there are fifty doing the integral
Yoga and only one does the work, then he does it for all. But
if every one of the fifty does (SINGS) it for all, he does
(SINGS) it in effect for one person, for everyone works
(SINGS) for everyone. That should create among all a unity
strong enough to make one indistinguishable from another. And
that is the ideal way, that all together should form only one
body, one personality working (SINGING) at once for one self
and for others without distinction.
The Om Choir on Tuesday created such a strong and peaceful atmosphere that even when the lights were on no-one made a move and wanted to stay in that invoked presence..... And yet, we are just on the way..... Aurelio
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