Sat Nam, dear Rebecca,

Thanks so much for organizing the yoga retreat. Sure, I did enjoy a lot myself, and I feel full of energy and pure in my heart today. (I guess allthe bad thoughts and mood are out of me). Remember, on Saturday, Sunderasked we to think: 'who am I?' Actually, that's the theme for the two-dayworkshop as well. From time to time, people always ask this question,believe there are lots of answers. I'm always thinking of this, but neverhave a clear answer. To have a aim in the life is very meaningful and itcould be the source of happiness as well. At the end of the class, I thinkSunder did answer the question, at least, I think so. I'm not Amy,instead, I'm just a human being in this universe to love and serve theworld. I totally agree that yoga is a form to connect oneself to the earthor the universe. I think it is a life art. So, back to the religion whichwe are talking about all the time. Sometimes, people also ask me why Ipractice yoga since I'm a Catholic. I've never thought that I should notpractice yoga just because I'm a Catholic. During the workshop, Sundergave the answer to it. Basiclly, all religions are talking and conveyingthe same meaning and information in terms of different forms. No matteryou are a buddist or catholic or whatever, we all believe the same.There's only one God, and believe the God is with you all the time, withinyou all the time. Ok, this is just something I've thought during thetwo-day workshop. I will share more with you later.

Love to all, Amy