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i am ordering the book ''nei kung the secret teachings of the warrior sages- have you read it- i was surprised to find such a book- a bit too good to be true.

Dear friend, namaskar. By this time you might have gone through the book. Can you give the brief introduction of the sages?regards.

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Do you mean 'Swami Rama'? Ouch, I recently found, as is discussed on another thread, that he was not pure as pure can be... He turns out to be a bit of a let-down.

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Dear friend, namaskar. My post has no inkling about Swami Ram. i have only made an enquiry to the initiator of the thread about the warrior sages.

I have no much idea about swami Rama. But i have come across a reference on voluntary control of involuntary autonomic activities recorded in one scientific study. This is healthy. I know no further. What is against him to your knowledge? regards.

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Hi 'login',

I was actually writing to the initiator of the thread who wrote:

it led me on to research Swami Rava

I think by "Rava" he means Rama. Sadly, I only very recently found out that there are multiple and well-substantiated claims against SR of sexual abuse of his followers. Normally I take such claims with a pinch of salt, as being jealous outsiders making things up. But in SR's case it seems well-attested to, so that's pretty sad and a shame. I much enjoyed his book "Living With The Himalayan Masters" but apparently he may have made up some portions of his life as well.

Venetian

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Namaskar. Rava may be Ravan, the villain of Ramayan, also. Ramayan says that Ravan had done tapasya for 10 thousand years without food to get power. regards