Awakening Kundalini

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Dear Ronnie,

 

Your letter came during the period I was out of town "awakening" my

kundalini. Sorry for the delay in responding. Your explanation of the

gradual awakening is clear and very well done. The answer to your question

is "Yes, this is possible." In fact, the gradual awakening is goal of the

practice of Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan. Thank you so much for

your explanation of how this process can happen both in the practice of KY

and in the martial arts.

 

BTW, Yogi Bhajan told us years ago to also pick a martial art and practice

it. KY and martial arts practiced together are a dynamic awakening duo. In

my experience, they both facilitate a deeper practice of the other.

 

Sat Nam,

 

Rattana

 

 

> RONNICHEEZ

>

> Interesting point.

> I read this on the KUNDALINI list.

> To me, the term "awakening" means the beginning of activity and maybe not

so

> much the "full blown" experience. I have had some experiences of late

that

> have led me to believe that the kundalini energy is "awakening" or being

> "aroused" in myself. Dr. Morris has referred to my experience as the

> "kriyas" not actual kundalini but a precurser of it. All I know is that

an

> energy is present now that was not felt before. It seems to make sense

that

> kundalini can and does take either route. And I see the possibility of

> people rousing kundalini without even being aware of it. Perhaps many

> "yogis" and dedicated practitioners of the martial arts and yoga

traditions

> have assimilated the kundalini energy into their being without the shock

of a

> full blown experience and perhaps there are those who have active

kundalini

> and don't even realize it because it has been there from the beginning.

Is

> this possible?

> ~Ronni

>