TUNE IN ... in two ways

In this blog post, TUNE IN has two meanings.

TUNE IN to this online radio programme on Thursday 12 August, 2011

In 2008, I met the mystical and magical Desirée (Dr. Desirée Cox) when we were both one of a few writers at the unforgettable three-week Croppers coastal writers' retreat in Balandra. We have kept in touch since then.

Recently she asked me if I would be the featured guest on her online radio show "Healing Through Creativity". The interview will be aired live on http://voiceamerica.com at 12 midday (EST) on Thursday 12 August, 2010.

Closer to the time I will post a reminder. If you are able to tune in, please do.

TUNE IN for a positively life-changing experience
Kundalini Yoga Teacher Certification in TT 2011

Balandra—location of the three 3-week residential immersion sessions

Before we begin a Kundalini Yoga class or individual session, we tune in by chanting two mantras:
ONG NAMO GURU DEV NAMO (I call on Infinite Creative Consciousness, I call on Divine Wisdom) - used to open our sacred channel and tune us to the frequency of our Inner Teacher, who guides us through the process.

This is followed by:
AAD GURAY NAMEH JUGAAD GURAY NAMEH SAT GURAY NAMEH SIRI GURU DEVAY NAMEH (The Mangala Charn mantra which surrounds the magnetic field with a protective light). It means " I bow to the primal Guru (guiding consciousness who takes us to God-realization), I bow to the wisdom through the ages, I bow to the True Wisdom, I bow to the Great, Unseen Wisdom."

Trinidad & Tobago's first ever Kundalini Yoga Teacher Certification course will be held here in Trinidad in 2011, led by Senior Trainers from the USA. This powerful immersion experience, which promises to be positively life-changing, is open to local, regional and international participants.

Please visit the blog for more information (http://kundaliniyogatt.blogspot.com/) and share the link with friends and associates who may be interested in deepening their general yoga practice, expanding their consciousness, increasing knowledge of Kundalini Yoga and/or becoming certified Kundalini Yoga teachers (IKYTA/KRI).

Only now, as I am writing this, do I realise that Camp Balandra (where the three 3-week Kundalini Yoga Teacher Certification residentials will take place) was also the location for the writers' retreat mentioned above.