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�You can be what you want to be, but you can�t be what you wish to be. The time has come. We want to be, we should be, and we have to be�men.� �Yogi Bhajan
No one has ever talked to men�about men�like this before! These no-holds-barred lectures tell a man how to master being a man. Everything you�ve always wanted to know is here: how to succeed as a man, how to communicate as a man, how to make love to the woman in your life, the relationship between sex and spirituality, potency and projection, consciousness and creativity . . . plus special foods, diets and exercises especially for men.
Topics Include:
Living in Rhythm: The Lifestyle and Diet of a Real Man
The Secrets to Sexual Satisfaction
Becoming Evergreen: Exercises for Vitality and Potency
16 Aspects of Success
The Sun and the Moon: Marriage and the Art of Relay
Phobias and Blocks: How to Talk About Them so that You Can Overcome Them
�Woman will test you with three things: Are you noble? Are you courageous? Are you a man of your word? You can never escape this test.� �Yogi Bhajan
This volume contains all the men�s courses, including four never-before-published courses from 1985 to 1996. In these courses, Yogi Bhajan completed his mission to lay the groundwork and the path toward man becoming a spiritual man�man to Man.
From the Introduction by Gurucharan Singh Khalsa, PhD, Director of Training
The dance of men and women has gone on from the beginning. Yogi Bhajan said that if we would just be who we are as a man there would be no problem. He challenged us to prove ourselves to our Self�uncover our own potential and grit. He woke us up and asked us to understand the nature of being a man�and what it takes to walk on the path as a man.
What does it look like to be a man today? Try the meditations. Explore the impact of the diets. Discover what disciplines and perspectives serve you as an individual to experience and deliver your excellence as a man. Forge from this raw steel a tempered sword of clarity about how to be a man.
No one has ever talked to men�about men�like this before! These no-holds-barred lectures tell a man how to master being a man. Everything you�ve always wanted to know is here: how to succeed as a man, how to communicate as a man, how to make love to the woman in your life, the relationship between sex and spirituality, potency and projection, consciousness and creativity . . . plus special foods, diets and exercises especially for men.
Topics Include:
Living in Rhythm: The Lifestyle and Diet of a Real Man
The Secrets to Sexual Satisfaction
Becoming Evergreen: Exercises for Vitality and Potency
16 Aspects of Success
The Sun and the Moon: Marriage and the Art of Relay
Phobias and Blocks: How to Talk About Them so that You Can Overcome Them
�Woman will test you with three things: Are you noble? Are you courageous? Are you a man of your word? You can never escape this test.� �Yogi Bhajan
This volume contains all the men�s courses, including four never-before-published courses from 1985 to 1996. In these courses, Yogi Bhajan completed his mission to lay the groundwork and the path toward man becoming a spiritual man�man to Man.
From the Introduction by Gurucharan Singh Khalsa, PhD, Director of Training
The dance of men and women has gone on from the beginning. Yogi Bhajan said that if we would just be who we are as a man there would be no problem. He challenged us to prove ourselves to our Self�uncover our own potential and grit. He woke us up and asked us to understand the nature of being a man�and what it takes to walk on the path as a man.
What does it look like to be a man today? Try the meditations. Explore the impact of the diets. Discover what disciplines and perspectives serve you as an individual to experience and deliver your excellence as a man. Forge from this raw steel a tempered sword of clarity about how to be a man.
Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940150343689 |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | Kundalini Research Institute |
| Publication date: | 01/01/2011 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 400 |
| File size: | 7 MB |
About the Author
Born Harbhajan Singh Puri, August 26, 1929, in the part of India that became Pakistan in 1948, he was the son of a medical doctor. He spent his youth in privileged environments in private schools and his summers in the exclusive Dalhousie mountain region of Himachal Pradesh. As a young boy he attended a Catholic convent school.
"If you can't see God in all, you can't see God at all.�
When he was just eight years old he began his yogic training with an enlightened teacher, Sant Hazara Singh. His teacher proclaimed Yogi Bhajan a Master of Kundalini Yoga when he was sixteen years old.
He married Inderjit Kaur in 1952. They had two sons, Ranbir Singh and Kulbir Singh, and a daughter, Kamaljit Kaur.
In September of 1968, he left India for Canada to teach yoga at Toronto University. After two months in Canada, he flew to Los Angeles for a weekend visit. Arriving in Los Angeles virtually unknown, Yogi Bhajan met a number of young hippies, the spiritual seekers of that era, and immediately recognized that the experience of higher consciousness they were attempting to find through drugs could be achieved by practicing the Science of Kundalini Yoga, simultaneously rebuilding their nervous systems.
Breaking the centuries-old tradition of secrecy surrounding the empowering science of Kundalini Yoga, he began teaching it publicly.
From humble beginnings, teaching first at the East West Cultural Center and then in a student's furniture store in West Hollywood, "The Yogi" was like a magnet. Students flocked to his classes. Soon he was teaching at colleges and universities, including Claremont and UCLA, and accepting invitations to teach in other cities.
"It's not the life that matters, it's the courage that you bring to it"
Yogi Bhajan crusaded tirelessly to educate, uplift, and enlighten everyone he met. His basic message was "It is your birthright to be healthy, happy, and holy". Embodying a rare combination of spiritual and down-to-earth practical wisdom, Yogi Bhajan was equally at home at pulpit, podium, board room, living room, or sitting on a grassy lawn teaching and educating people of all walks of life. His expertise and influence extended into the realms of communication, healing arts, business, religion, and government.
"Don't love me, love my teachings. Become ten times greater than me."
"If you can't see God in all, you can't see God at all.�
When he was just eight years old he began his yogic training with an enlightened teacher, Sant Hazara Singh. His teacher proclaimed Yogi Bhajan a Master of Kundalini Yoga when he was sixteen years old.
He married Inderjit Kaur in 1952. They had two sons, Ranbir Singh and Kulbir Singh, and a daughter, Kamaljit Kaur.
In September of 1968, he left India for Canada to teach yoga at Toronto University. After two months in Canada, he flew to Los Angeles for a weekend visit. Arriving in Los Angeles virtually unknown, Yogi Bhajan met a number of young hippies, the spiritual seekers of that era, and immediately recognized that the experience of higher consciousness they were attempting to find through drugs could be achieved by practicing the Science of Kundalini Yoga, simultaneously rebuilding their nervous systems.
Breaking the centuries-old tradition of secrecy surrounding the empowering science of Kundalini Yoga, he began teaching it publicly.
From humble beginnings, teaching first at the East West Cultural Center and then in a student's furniture store in West Hollywood, "The Yogi" was like a magnet. Students flocked to his classes. Soon he was teaching at colleges and universities, including Claremont and UCLA, and accepting invitations to teach in other cities.
"It's not the life that matters, it's the courage that you bring to it"
Yogi Bhajan crusaded tirelessly to educate, uplift, and enlighten everyone he met. His basic message was "It is your birthright to be healthy, happy, and holy". Embodying a rare combination of spiritual and down-to-earth practical wisdom, Yogi Bhajan was equally at home at pulpit, podium, board room, living room, or sitting on a grassy lawn teaching and educating people of all walks of life. His expertise and influence extended into the realms of communication, healing arts, business, religion, and government.
"Don't love me, love my teachings. Become ten times greater than me."
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