Hi Ln,

What I mean is that at a specific time, everyone involved begins practicing Sat Nam Rasayan together, notwithstanding that they are physically not sitting in the same location.

There is a common pre-set intention. For example, before hand it could be agreed upon that the intention will be healing for a certain person.

Afterwards I find it best for participants to share with one another (via email, chat, whatever) their experiences of the session, as would occur were everyone physically sitting in the same room.

My personal experience is that it can be harder to focus, but for me I believe that it is because I personally prefer practicing (whether it be Sat Nam Rasayan, yoga, other forms of meditation, whatever) with others, and not alone. However, one thing that I very very much like about distance sessions is that I find that it can sharpen my experience, perhaps due to the increased awareness/focus that I need. Another thing that is great about distance sessions is that it allows people that ordinarily would not be able to practice Sat Nam Rasayan together due to geographical limitations, to practice Sat Nam Rasayn together.

Basically anything that can be done in a Sat Nam Rasayan session can be done by distance. I find that it's best to clarify at the start of the session exactly who is present, and to make sure that the intention is set properly so there is more strength in the focus.

Please let me know if I've answered you entire question, or if you would like more details.

Sat-Sung

That's great, Shanti -

Anyone interested at the moment (this of course not being a closed offer...... : ) ...... if anyone else becomes interested at any time in the future, please let me know.

חתימה טובה לכולם!!!!

Sat-Sung