KAP youtube channel

[ShaktiMama]

Tao, one of the KAP instructors, just started it. If you also send him questions he might answer it in a video.

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/user/KAPvids

[zerostao]

cool

[joeblast]

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[RiverSnake]

Cool, i really enjoyed and learned a lot from watching his old videos. But the site he used would lag out and was full of bugs.

[Birch]

Tao, one of the KAP instructors, just started it. If you also send him questions he might answer it in a video.

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/user/KAPvids

 

Tao's great! In a way I'm quite glad I took the course from Santi because he didn't do any explaining. More 'experience'-based. But I also enjoy looking at the process from a lot of different angles, so adding the 'technical' stuff in is good too IMO. The stumbling blocks I get with technical explanations are more to do with my own lack of knowledge and education on these matters so I've been trying to remedy that. Still, I keep finding I come up with ideas about things (often after a 'teaching dream') that then get discussed and debated elsewhere. It's hard to know 'where' this stuff comes from. Is it something I read ages ago? A direct 'insight'?

 

The 'teaching dream' sounds weird. But that's exactly what it is. 'Someone' comes along and teaches me about something while I sleep.

[Lotus7]

Namaste,

Thank you shaktimama! This is such a blessing to me, as I have recently been seeking a good place to start with KAP. I don't have access to a reputable teacher in my area, so I just need a beginning point. I have been ferverously searching for information and techniques for yoga and meditation in the kundalini tradition, and this is a wonderful gem! Again thank you, and many blessings your way!

 

Love and light, Matt

[everseeking]

FWIW, I'm currently in KAP 1 with Tao, and it has been awesome so far. I'd say you get much more than you pay for, IMO. Definitely more than just a 'starting point'.

 

:-)

[ShaktiMama]

Tao's great! In a way I'm quite glad I took the course from Santi because he didn't do any explaining. More 'experience'-based. But I also enjoy looking at the process from a lot of different angles, so adding the 'technical' stuff in is good too IMO. The stumbling blocks I get with technical explanations are more to do with my own lack of knowledge and education on these matters so I've been trying to remedy that. Still, I keep finding I come up with ideas about things (often after a 'teaching dream') that then get discussed and debated elsewhere. It's hard to know 'where' this stuff comes from. Is it something I read ages ago? A direct 'insight'?

 

The 'teaching dream' sounds weird. But that's exactly what it is. 'Someone' comes along and teaches me about something while I sleep.

 

dream yoga. A lot of teaching goes on. Not just in a class in the temporal realm either.