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RADICAL GRADUALISM:

A JOURNAL OF AWAKENING

by Phil Servedio

 

This is the best first-person account of

awakening we've ever read. Down to earth,

immediate, honest... the experience seems to

be happening to you.

 

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I AM THAT I AM

by Laura Olshansky

 

What's the real meaning of the famous phrase

from the Bible, "I Am That I Am"?

 

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LETTERS ON KUNDALINI FROM

GLENN MORRIS,

KURT KEUTZER and BONNIE GREENWELL

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Hi Laura!

 

I went through the article by GreenWell and Kurt.

 

 

I feel article by Greenwell was indeed almost a complete one. True his

article displayed the much research and serious studies in to kundalini

awakening.

 

 

Comments by Kurt were just the ones needed.

 

 

Recently i came across some of the articles on Kundalini. They very

clearly outlayed what all happens during Kundalini Awakening. They for

sure will be very helpful to people on the path of Kundalini Awakening

or who stumble in to it. When i get time i will translate them and post.

 

 

As GreenWell said there is no escape from the bitter experiences

during kundalini awakening. We have to clear off all the pyschological or

mental distotions. Rising kundalini asks us to do that and unless we do

this we are not at peace. Yes it's very necessary that a person going for

kundalini awakening should be physically and mentallly sound so that he

can withstand the energy.

 

 

Rather it is said that even if we awaken the kundalini through the

procedures of Yogic exercises ( Pranayama, Dhauti, Neti, .... ) it can

happen it may become unstable even after awakening. It is said that in

Kundalini Awakening the presence of Guru is required at every second. A

competent Guru himself burns down many of the sins of the disciple and

makes this journey bit peaceful but still the disciple has to sort his

mental distortions. A competent Gur knows wat can happen or does know how

to take care of things. Guru gives as much as a disciple can chew and sets

his pace according to that. That's the presence of Guru becomes very

essential on this path of Kundalini Awakening.

 

 

Sexual feelings are one of the main hurdles in kundalini awakening. We

have to rise above sexual feelings to continue and proceed on the path

of kundalini awakening. Unless we have full control over sexual feelings

we will never be able to become enlightened.

 

 

Rather they say kundalini awakening is nothin but the journey of emotions.

It's the pious feelings that keep the kundalini stable.

 

 

I too find it very true that Kundalini may awaken that is some of the

chakraas may awaken and that to partially but for realization whole of it

needs to be awakened. Different emotions and powers are linked with

different chakraas and we have to deal with all for enlightment. Also as

GreenWell said that we have to undergo total psychological transformation

unless that for sure there is no enlightment. And this transformation can

take any time. I too agree with GreenWell that the kundalini awakening is

just the initial step. Energies flowing here and there, visions and powers

.... we have to rise above all these to become enlightened. Here too Guru

comes to help if one is stuck Guru gives blows of a kind that it breaks

the ego down and at the same time doesn't hurt the disciple to the extent

to an untolearable extent.

 

 

Kundalini Awakening is the journey of piousness. One can't get along on

this path with non - pious acts.

 

 

Kundalini Awakening is said to be an mystery of infinite fold.

 

 

If a competent Guru is there the process of kundalini awakening starts by

itself. Guru looks after everything. If one can get a competent Guru then

nothin like that otherwise i think kundalini will sooner or later can give

one a hell lot of time.

 

 

> "Laura Olshansky" <editor

>

> `````````````````````````````````

> RADICAL GRADUALISM:

> A JOURNAL OF AWAKENING

> by Phil Servedio

>

> This is the best first-person account of

> awakening we've ever read. Down to earth,

> immediate, honest... the experience seems to

> be happening to you.

>

> ``````````````````````````````````

> I AM THAT I AM

> by Laura Olshansky

>

> What's the real meaning of the famous phrase

> from the Bible, "I Am That I Am"?

>

> ```````````````````````````````````

> LETTERS ON KUNDALINI FROM

> GLENN MORRIS,

> KURT KEUTZER and BONNIE GREENWELL

>