Digest Number 1231 Kundalini and Consciousness from Wed, 14 Aug 2002

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Grounding should not be taken as a control.

 

The mind's power of attention persues every image, impression and sensation

appearing in consciousness.

 

Discarding of attention, you become grounded in the source of the prana,

which is the seer, the subject "I" to all that is seen.

 

This seer is all-pervasive and single - undifferntiated, uncaused awareness

of Being within which and upon which all images and impressions appear.

 

As this "Grounding" takes effect, the flow of prana increases, but there is

no longer a process of binding the images through attention - the mind/ego

concept. The sense of "I" is drawn in and entirely dissolves and you abide

in your true identity - Sat Nam.

 

The awareness we see by and through which we have the sensation of realness

of our experiences is the Kundalini.

 

The flows of energy through the channels are just the movements of prana.

As you become grounded in the pure single space-like Self, attention to tese

movements, flows and blisses receids and falls away, as though the light in

your projector has become brighter and the images subtle and gross fade to

white.

 

And yet here we are.

 

Pieter