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BEING PRESENTA Yoga Teacher’s PerspectiveBy Jonny KestOnce, a young professor was making a seavoyage. He was a highly educated man witha long tail of letters after his name, but hehad little experience of life. In the crew of the ship onwhich he was traveling was an illiterate old sailor. Everyevening the sailor would visit the cabin of the youngprofessor to listen to him hold forth on many differentsubjects. He was very impressed with the learning ofthe young man.One evening after several hours of conversation thesailor was about to leave the cabin and the professorasked,“Old man, have you studied geology?”“What is that, sir?”“The science of the earth.”“No sir, I have never been to any school or college.I have never studied anything.”“Old man, you have wasted a quarter of your life.”With a long face the old sailor went away. “If such alearned person says so, certainly it must be true,” hethought. “I have wasted a quarter of my life!”Next evening, again as the sailor was about to leavethe cabin, the professor asked him, “Old man, have youstudied oceanography?”“What is that, sir?”“The science of the sea.”“No sir, I have never studied anything.”“Old man, you have wasted half your life.”With a still longer face the sailor went away, “I havewasted half my life; this learned man says so.”Next evening once again the young professor questionedthe old sailor, “Old man, have you studied meteorology?”“What is that sir? I have never even heard of it.”“Why, the science of the wind, the rain, the weather.”“No sir. As I told you, I have never been to anyschool. I have never studied anything.”“You have not studied the science of the earth onwhich you live; you have not studied the science of thesea on which you earn your livelihood; you have not studiedthe science of weather which you encounter everyday? Old man, you have wasted three quarters of yourlife.”The old sailor was very unhappy. “This learned mansays that I have wasted three quarters of my life! CertainlyI must have wasted three quarters of my life.”The next day it was the turn of the old sailor. Hecame running to the cabin of the young man and cried,“Professor sir, have you studied swimology?”“Swimology? What do you mean?”“Can you swim, sir?”“No, I don’t know how to swim.”“Professor sir, you have wasted all of your life! Theship has struck a rock and is sinking. Those who canswim may reach the nearby shore, but those who cannotswim will drown. I am so sorry, professor sir, you havesurely lost your life.”You may study all the “ologies” of the world, but ifyou do not learn swimology, all your studies are useless.You may read and write books on swimming, you mayTHE JOURNEYMAY • JUNE 2005PAGE THIRTY THREE
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