kundalini experience

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Thanks for posting the http://www.realization.org/page/doc1/doc109a.htm

url, very interesting reading. I had part of the same experience that

was described on page 3, second paragraph regarding the nectar.

 

Since michael seems to be interested in reading about people's

experiences will write about it here. Hopefully I will not bore many

people :-) I do agree with Tony though that spiritual awakening may not

be possible without kundalini but realization is beyond it.

 

To backtrack a little, have read Paramahansa Yogananda's writings and

used to attend services at Self Realization Fellowship in San Diego, CA

in the 1970s in my early to mid 20s, have had an interest in eastern

thought systems for about 25 years now. I moved from there to northern

California, then to South Carolina for four years, then to central

Florida. Met some wonderful people there, one of whom is our very own

teegee, hi sweetie!

 

A few weeks before my kundalini opened, about 10 years ago, started

feeling the urge to do yoga postures during the night before going to

sleep. The nectar experience happened at home, was by myself at the

time. All my body fluids practically flew out of me and felt like I was

going to spontaneously combust! Not menopausal at the time so that did

not account for the heat. At no time was I in any pain but it did get my

attention! I went to a doctor afterwards thinking something was wrong

but after getting back lab results the doctor said I was fit as a

fiddle.

 

The experience while it was happening did leave me weak physically for a

few hours but it seemed familiar or right somehow. Was in the bathroom

drinking water from a glass that I had there to rinse out my mouth from

brushing my teeth trying to replace the water I lost, drank probably a

couple of gallons lol! I crawled out of the bathroom and got up into

the bed, slept for a few hours, then felt fine but wondering what in the

world happened. I told teegee about it and that's when I heard about

kundalini. When I got online a few years later, started reading up on it

more, nice to know that others have had this experience.

 

Am back in South Carolina now, my daughter, her hubby who is a wonderful

son-in-law and grandkiddo live here. Planning on seeing teegee and her

wonderful family this next late winter or early spring, really looking

forward to seeing them again since it's been about four years ago since

I've had the pleasure of their company. Thanks for letting me recount my

experience, on to cleaning up my patio and see what other kind of

mischief I can get into :-)

 

Dee

[Guest guest]

, SCDee55@w... wrote:

> Thanks for posting the

http://www.realization.org/page/doc1/doc109a.htm

> url, very interesting reading. I had part of the same experience

 

Namaste,

 

There is much hoo ha and folksy urban myth about Kundalini

experience. If one reads Lakshmana Swami and even Ramana you will see

they say it exists in imagination ie the mind.

What people call K is actually prana cleaning their dirty sheaths.

One doesn't crow about how much energy it takes to clean one's floor

does one?

Sarada Devi the consort of Ramakrishna Paramahamsa says the

K 'rises', by doing Japa.

Actually the cleaner the sheaths or kosas the less the activity. K

can rise imperceptibly for it is just the rise of consciousness.

My first experience was accompanied with surges of sound, energy,

bliss and I fell over from my sitting position. Since then I can feel

the energy circulating sometimes in meditation.

There is no point in getting attached to experiences within

delusion..So called K stops at the so called Crown Cakra anyway it is

within creation.....ONS...Tony.

[Guest guest]

Thanks for sharing.

 

Love,

 

michael

 

 

 

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