Kundalini Collective Name: Aquarian Teacher Training & Advanced Training 2014 Homework Due April 2015 Reading Aquarian Teacher Textbook Chapters: 11, 19, 20, 21 Masters Touch Espanola Lectures – Classes 19, 20, 21 & 22 Assisi Lectures – Class 11

1. What are the three minds and their essential functions: (Chapter 11)

2. Mix and Match the benefits of meditating for these specific amounts of time: (chapter 11)

____ Allows the glands, breath, and concentration to affect all the cells and rhythms of the body, the 3 gunas, 31 tattwas, and layers of mind’s 3 minutes projections.

11 minutes ____ Begins to change the nerves and glandular system. 22 minutes ____ Changes the gray matter in the brain, 31 minutes integrates the subconscious “shadow mind” and the outer projection. 62 minutes ____ Affects the electromagnetic field, the 2½ hours circulation, and stability of the blood.

____ Changes the psyche in its co-relation with the surrounding magnetic field so that the subconscious mind is held firmly in the new pattern by the Surrounding universal mind

____ Balances the three minds and they begin to work together. Kundalini Collective Name: Aquarian Teacher Training & Advanced Training 2014 Homework Due April 2015

3. What is Humanology? (Chapter 19)

4. List three benefits of taking a daily cold shower. (Chapter 20)

THE MASTER’S TOUCH Espanola Lectures

CLASS NINETEEN According to this chapter, what is the most powerful thing a teacher can rely on? Please explain in your own words.

CLASS TWENTY-ONE How does Yogi Bhajan relate “messing things up” to “crying wolf”? How have you observed this in your life or in the life of someone that you know?

CLASS TWENTY-TWO Can you recall an instance in which you have participated in “letting somebody down”? What would you do differently in the future? Why is it not acceptable for a teacher to let anyone down?

THE MASTER’S TOUCH Assisi Lectures Kundalini Collective Name: Aquarian Teacher Training & Advanced Training 2014 Homework Due April 2015

CLASS ELEVEN Explain how Yogi Bhajan describes “loss and gain” in this chapter. How do you relate personally?