Sharing personal experiences - was Vikrant list of questions (Mantra)

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, "NMadasamy" <nmadasamy

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> , "litsol" <litsol@> wrote:

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> > I wonder,why no one puts and shares his experience, only refers

to

> > other's theory or statement.

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> Sometimes personal experiences is questionable too u know. People

who

> claim to have their kundalini' risen etc. Is it an illusion or

real? U

> see a lot of people using the net to self advertise themselves,

> braging about their experiences. Its feeding their ego. This need

to

> be acknowledge that they have accomplish something.

>

> So one have to be careful when trying to share experiences esp on

> spiritual matters. And the net is the best place to promote

oneself.

>

 

 

Greetings, all,

 

I think that it is difficult to describe spiritual experiences in

words, that is why the translations offered here are so helpful.

(Thanks, y'all, for this forum.)

 

With respect to posting personal experiences ... well, I suppose I'm

one of them who claim to have "kundalini risen". I tried to stop it

for a long time, actually, so I'm coming sort of from sort of a

different place. To me, it's a matter of not restricting the Flow,

rather than trying to make something happen by doing something. To

me, it's hard to just surrender to it, I guess that's my "making it

happen".

 

It is questionable even for a practioner (me, for example) to know

what is 'real' and what is a twist of 'mind', though I have been

fortunate to commune with others and receive some sort of

verification of the strange and wonderful (and terrible) things I've

experienced. It's sort of a quantum thing, I think. In attempting

to define it, it is made mundane. SHE is beyond description.

 

I suppose it is ego, which seeks validation of the unknowable ...

the rational mind wants to sort and order and create conditional

constructs which pertain ... and maybe that is why I post here.

However, perhaps in sharing I can help someone else who is reading

and say "yeah, it's like *that*" .. well, that is my aim ... to

share practical experience where appropriate. (Note, though, I'm

obviously not so good as to appropriate, so please forgive.) Stuff

I've done feels like what's described in what is written .. there,

I've said it.

 

So, I try to speak my piece more directly ... and still try not to

offend

 

I certainly do not consider myself enlightened! I meditate a couple

hours a day and am a hard working girl. From doing a lot of stuff

for a lot of years, I have a good experience set

 

I respect all aspects of the Godz ... they are awesome, to me.

 

 

Love,

Nina