Kundalini Yoga generates an energy awareness that awakens True Bhakti and Jnana

[Guest guest]

Dear Rajiv,

 

You're right.

 

At some stage the forces of Bhakti and Jnana must come into play. Bhakti

opens the crown chakra that allows the universal energy in through the 10th

gate, while Jnana opens the Heart Center, which is the seat of the Universal

Consciousness, where you experience the sense of "I" but also the awakening

to the realization that this "I" has always been One and not 2 with the

Universal Consciousness.

 

Bhakti is the longing for the Truth, while Jnana is the abiding in the

Truth.

 

The governor of the flow of All-Pervasive energy into the body field is the

hypothalamus, which is part of the sahasrara (crown chakra). This is also

called the Lunar Orb. The location of the sense of "I" is in the synod or

pacemaker of the heart 1/8th to the right of the sternum, where we point

when we say "I" - This is called the Hrdayam (and is not related to the

Anahata chakra). This is also called the Solar Orb. Between the 2 is the

para nadi or atma nadi, which lights the mind with the Light of the sense of

"I" and as we meditate begins to pulsate with the inward drawing sense of

"I."

 

When you have any kind of sensation of energy or practice any yoga or

meditation, enquire to whom is the experience. Discard the attention to

thoughts, impressions and sensations all together and enquire into the seer,

the subject "I" - upon which all that is seen and experienced depends. The

seer is unconditioned, uncaused consciousness, like a self-effulgent screen

upon which the seemingly distinct three states of consciousness (waking,

dreaming, deep sleep) appear. It is called the 4th State or Turya. You are

That Consciousness .... always. Therefore, discarding everything, abide as

that Truth.

 

With enquiry, this "I" will be discovered to be densely solid and inward

drawing. It will be discovered that everything appears in That but that

only the "I" is Real.

 

This is something that has to be "heard" by your True "I" which is not

different from who you always are now, but seemingly veiled, due to

attention to the stream of thoughts and sensations that brings with it the

fictitious sense of identity to them.

 

What happens is that as you practice Kundalini Yoga, the centers begin to

charge, then the mantras and related meditations vibrate the centers which

begin to come into harmony. At the same time the subconscious, which is the

mechanism of focused attention to thoughts, which binds them to the identity

to the sense of "I" that permeates the body, begins to dissolve, and there

arises a sense of inward discrimination between the single "I" which is

all-pervasive and the idea that the "I" is related to or has an identity to

the thoughts, images and impressions of the mind.

 

This inward drawing sensation brings with it a brightening, a sense of

inward clearing intelligence.

 

Suddenly all the Scriptures of all Religions are heard, and it is discovered

that they are all teaching the one non-dual Truth, which now resonates

throughout the body field from the 2 poles of the Hrdayam and Sahasrara and

as incandescent light from the Atma nadi, which fills the body field

constantly with pervasive/pervading light, as you abide transfixed in

soundless sound.

 

There are some articles and texts in www.kundalini-matashakti.com that may

be helpful.

 

Pieter

 

 

 

Fri, 02 Nov 2001 18:37:07 -0000

"Rajiv Bakshi" <rbakshi33

Kundalini Questions, please shear some knowledge..

 

In meditation, just recently form last month I have been getting Kundalini

energy moving up my spine and I also feel a lot of energy movement in my

head and if the meditation goes good then I get energy in my throat (neck)

area.

Even when I am not meditating, just read or sitting, I get energy moving up

my spine and moving in my head. Could someone PLEASE explain if that is

normal occurring state?

The reason I am asking is that I don't know too much about Kundaliniyoga, I

started meditation for relaxation or inner peace and did not know anything

about energy moments.

 

My main Question;

Even all the energy built-up and vibrations felt during meditation, I feel

no added joy in my life? Could it be that my heart Chakra is so much

closed? Even in meditation I feel energy or joy in rest of my body but pain

in my heart?

 

Could someone be kind to give some answers, and help me find some joy in

life.

Sat nam

Rajiv

[Guest guest]

Dear Samantha and All,

 

This is obviously a more expanded awareness created by the awakening of the

Kundalini. Thanks Pieter for sharing again. The important thing is to

start where you are at and not hope for or try to create experiences.

 

Sat Nam,

 

Gururattan Kaur

 

> At some stage the forces of Bhakti and Jnana must come into play. Bhakti

> opens the crown chakra that allows the universal energy in through the

10th

> gate, while Jnana opens the Heart Center, which is the seat of the

Universal

> Consciousness, where you experience the sense of "I" but also the

awakening

> to the realization that this "I" has always been One and not 2 with the

> Universal Consciousness.

>

> Bhakti is the longing for the Truth, while Jnana is the abiding in the

> Truth.

>

> The governor of the flow of All-Pervasive energy into the body field is

the

> hypothalamus, which is part of the sahasrara (crown chakra). This is also

> called the Lunar Orb. The location of the sense of "I" is in the synod or

> pacemaker of the heart 1/8th to the right of the sternum, where we point

> when we say "I" - This is called the Hrdayam (and is not related to the

> Anahata chakra). This is also called the Solar Orb. Between the 2 is the

> para nadi or atma nadi, which lights the mind with the Light of the sense

of

> "I" and as we meditate begins to pulsate with the inward drawing sense of

> "I."

>

> When you have any kind of sensation of energy or practice any yoga or

> meditation, enquire to whom is the experience. Discard the attention to

> thoughts, impressions and sensations all together and enquire into the

seer,

> the subject "I" - upon which all that is seen and experienced depends.

The

> seer is unconditioned, uncaused consciousness, like a self-effulgent

screen

> upon which the seemingly distinct three states of consciousness (waking,

> dreaming, deep sleep) appear. It is called the 4th State or Turya. You

are

> That Consciousness .... always. Therefore, discarding everything, abide

as

> that Truth.

>

> With enquiry, this "I" will be discovered to be densely solid and inward

> drawing. It will be discovered that everything appears in That but that

> only the "I" is Real.

>

> This is something that has to be "heard" by your True "I" which is not

> different from who you always are now, but seemingly veiled, due to

> attention to the stream of thoughts and sensations that brings with it the

> fictitious sense of identity to them.

>

> What happens is that as you practice Kundalini Yoga, the centers begin to

> charge, then the mantras and related meditations vibrate the centers which

> begin to come into harmony. At the same time the subconscious, which is

the

> mechanism of focused attention to thoughts, which binds them to the

identity

> to the sense of "I" that permeates the body, begins to dissolve, and there

> arises a sense of inward discrimination between the single "I" which is

> all-pervasive and the idea that the "I" is related to or has an identity

to

> the thoughts, images and impressions of the mind.

>

> This inward drawing sensation brings with it a brightening, a sense of

> inward clearing intelligence.

>

> Suddenly all the Scriptures of all Religions are heard, and it is

discovered

> that they are all teaching the one non-dual Truth, which now resonates

> throughout the body field from the 2 poles of the Hrdayam and Sahasrara

and

> as incandescent light from the Atma nadi, which fills the body field

> constantly with pervasive/pervading light, as you abide transfixed in

> soundless sound.

>

> There are some articles and texts in www.kundalini-matashakti.com that may

> be helpful.