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]]> By: Lexi of Creative Energies http://scienceofenergyhealing.com/shifting-grids-in-yellowstone-park/comment-page-1/#comment-785 Lexi of Creative Energies Sat, 05 Jul 2008 19:35:25 +0000 http://scienceofenergyhealing.com/shifting-grids-in-yellowstone-park/#comment-785 Gia, I just discovered this post after I put up my own called The Unexpected Guru. I love your description of this particular event! In your previous post which I also had not read, you said you would discuss the importance of discipline, but I do not see that you specifically mentioned it in this one, although your whole post embodies the essence of it. I did specifically take up the subject of discipline in my post about Mohanji and his work, as that was something that caught my full attention. I am glad you wrote this series as it says a great deal about that particular set of experiences. Gia,
I just discovered this post after I put up my own called The Unexpected Guru. I love your description of this particular event!

In your previous post which I also had not read, you said you would discuss the importance of discipline, but I do not see that you specifically mentioned it in this one, although your whole post embodies the essence of it.

I did specifically take up the subject of discipline in my post about Mohanji and his work, as that was something that caught my full attention.

I am glad you wrote this series as it says a great deal about that particular set of experiences.

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