Meeting in covert
conclave, the senior minority silently governed the flow of activity within each monastery, and when they met in private their very bones became as a chakram through which the Deities and devas would work to polarize that ray of light and love from within known as the darshan. The four divisions of the monastery were taught to function as the four major currents within the body. The north wind took care of all religious activities, holy ceremonies and milking animals. The east wind monastics headed the religious education, both within the monastery and to the elder family men in the community. The south wind monastic was the craftsman, gardener and caretaker. The west wind group handled all business. The senior minority anonymously governed this flow of activity. Aum. §