Kundalini Shati is the Self Itself.

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Dear Atmachaitanya,

 

Kundalini Shakti is the Self Itself. Who knows what Shakti traditions you're

talking about. It's due to assertions like this that people put aside the

experience of the Self for idle discussions about what it could be or might not

be.

 

Through the various practices of Kundalini Yoga, the field balances and the

reflected consciousness becomes pure, still, single and bright. In this

brightness a force of intuitive Intelligence shines forth as the essence of

Truth. Suddenly, the mind inverts and drawn in as though by a powerful

graviton, reflects the Self in the Heart (Hrdayam). With this experience,

"...the whole body is filled with Light." The distinction between inner and

outer fade and you aide as That, without distinctions or separations, without

concepts, "... empty, clear, self-illuminating..." The use of the mind

(attention) to see and know dissolves, similar to the use of the moon to see,

once the sun is risen, even though we might see the ful moon in the clear blue

sky.

 

Pieter

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Message: 17

Wed, 12 Dec 2001 07:19:50 -0000

"atmachaitanya108" <stadri

Re: Inappropriate subjects?

 

Dear Sri Harsha,

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....But rather it describes the direct method by which an aspirant is to turn his

mind inwards and obtain the Direct Experience of the Non-Dual Self. It has

nothing in common with a yogis attempt to raise his Kundalini, nor with the

practices of any Shakti tradition, because there are no Shakti traditions which

even recognize the existence of a Non-Dual Self.

 

Hari Om

Atmachaitanya

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

The use of the mind (attention) to see and know dissolves, similar to

the use of the moon to see, once the sun is risen, even though we

might see the ful moon in the clear blue sky.

 

Personally I'd be worried if that happened.