swellings on skin over chakras?

[Guest guest]

In U.G. Krishnamurti's book "Mystique of

Enlightenment," he describes some

extremely heavy-duty Kundalini activity.

 

I have a question about one aspect of it.

Krishnamurti's editor says in a note that

raised swellings of distinctive shapes

appeared on the skin over each chakra:

 

"Up and down his torso, neck and head,

at those points which Indian holy men

call chakras, his friends observed

swellings of various shapes and colors,

which came and went at intervals. On his

lower abdomen the swellings were

horizontal, cigar-shaped bands. Above the

navel was a hard, almond-shaped swelling.

A hard, blue swelling, like a large

medallion, in the middle of his chest was

surmounted by another smaller, brownish-

red, medallion-shaped swelling at the base

of his throat. These two 'medallions' were

as though suspended from a varicolored,

swollen ring -- blue, brownish and light

yellow -- around his neck, as in pictures

of the Hindu gods. There were also other

similarities between the swellings and the

depictions of Indian religious art: his

throat was swollen to a shape that made

his chin seem to rest on the head of a

cobra, as in the traditional images of

Siva; just above the bridge of the nose

was a white lotus-shaped swelling; all over

the head the small blood vessels expanded,

forming patterns like the stylized lumps on

the heads of Buddha statues. Like the horns

of Moses and the Taoist mystics, two large,

hard swellings periodically came and went.

The arteries in his neck expanded and rose,

blue and snake-like, into his head."

 

Has anybody ever seen or heard of swellings

like this above the chakras?

 

-- Laura

 

P.S. If you want to read about all his

Kundalini symptoms, the whole thing is

on our website at:

 

http://www.realization.org/page/namedoc0/moe/moe_1.htm#kundalini

[Guest guest]

> In U.G. Krishnamurti's book "Mystique of

> Enlightenment," he describes some

> extremely heavy-duty Kundalini activity.

 

Dear Laura,

 

I have never seen anything like what was described. All I can say is

 

(1) Don't believe everything you read.

 

(2) Anything and everything happens in India.

 

(3) Even if it is true, so what?

 

(4) Concentrate on your own experiences and enjoy the miracle that is you.

 

Sat Nam,

 

RAttana

 

 

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