RE: Fwd: []:Comparing Yogic Kundalini and Reiki Tummo

[Guest guest]

Excuse me for writing just a short comment to this long text.

It could certainly have been edited down to less, or with links to

references.

 

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[]On Behalf Of I Gusti Putu Bagus

Paramajaya

15. november 2005 14:24

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"Ed Rubenstein" <edrub

Mon Nov 14, 2005 3:03 am

:Comparing Yogic Kundalini and Reiki Tummo

 

 

I would like to share my understanding about kundalini since I have

experience

of kundalini from both the perspective of the ancient traditional

Yogic approach

and Reiki Tummo. I practiced kundalini from an ancient yogic

approach for over

15 years, and that included 3 years in Nepal and India.

[Guest guest]

Thank you for sharing Ed.

I think what is natural differs from person to person. So one has to follow one’s

own heart to be comfortable. Kundalini when it rises from the base does not

have to go through chakras. If the three granthis are broken by the Shakti (in

the base, then in the heart and then in the forehead, the Shakti can go

directly to Sahasarara by passing all chakras and then come down front taking

the mind and the prana and merge in the Spiritual Heart. That is one

possibility but there are many others. If one wants to experience the energies

of the different chakras, one can bring one’s awareness there. Kundalini

has a back path and a front path

and a path that goes beyond the back and front and merges in the Self. There

are literally hundreds of ways and methods to approach Shakti Yoga. The common

element is that of bringing consciousness to bear on the chakra through mantra

or visualization and some use the help of pranayama as well. Many beautiful

experiences and visions are possible by focusing on chakras. That is all well

and good and according to one’s inclinations. These are all experiences.

Who is the consumer of these experiences? It is the ego or the individual

entity. There is nothing wrong with the consumption of experience. It is the

nature of things. For Self-Realization, that which consumes experiences, is

itself consumed by the Heart. Therefore, Sri Ramana said that if one is satisfied

with consumption, one can leave all things aside and be aware of the consumer

and focus on the consumer of experiences. When the consumer

is consumed by the Heart, then all experiences, no matter how

captivating and beautiful, are known to have their time and place.

They are given life and reality only by the Heart.

Love to all

Harsha

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"Ed Rubenstein"

<edrub (AT) mindspring (DOT) com>

Mon Nov 14, 2005 3:03 am

:Comparing Yogic

Kundalini and Reiki Tummo

I would like to share my understanding about

kundalini since I have

experience

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