It's a very tricky issue! And I experience it sometimes as well.
What I've observed is that amount of people attending my classes drops as soon as I'm somehow concern about it. I had a relatively long period with very few students and a high rent to pay. Then I got some other projects to work on, my income was ok and I hardly had time to give classes. So sometimes I hoped that nobody showed up and I could have some rest, but surprisingly more & more people started to come!
I've also read somewhere that a good way to get something we want is to give up the importance of having it. And it works! :)
with love,
Siri Ganesh Kaur
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> Sat Nam Yogis, I am having some trouble feeling supported by my practice. I am a disciplined level 1 Kundalini Practioner with a daily morning sadhana and a very commited on going 40 day meditations.(for 2+ years) I have been keeping up steadily for over 2 years. Here is my issue. I teach 2 classes a week at a studio where I pay rent. I show up, I am well prepared,I say my teachers oath,I feel honored to taech but for 2 years now only one or two students come. I am loosing money and faith. I know I am learning humility but I am about ready to throw in the teaching towel. What are your thoughts? Sat Nam Thank you.
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