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Great teachings, i have learned so much. being a non initiate following the teachings of A.D Babaji this is new and exciting. But there are some traditional things that make GV what it is like the tilak and mantras etc. do you still give diksha according to the scriptures or something new.I like your teachings how do you suppose to harmonize the traditional style of GV with the new. i still have thoughts of meeting rasik saints in white vesh who will bless me with prema
I don’t initiate people, at least not without a long period of getting to know each other. I don’t use tilak. I use English mantras. I don’t worry about harmonizing the traditional with the new. Let the traditionalists worry about how they’ll catch up and harmonize with the new. If you’re looking for rasik saints in white vesh, you will not find that here. You can read my teachings here and on my website http://www.stevebohlert.com. Best wishes. Radhe!