Guest guest Posted October 30, 2002 Report Share Posted October 30, 2002 Sat Nam Dharam, Interesting you should bring up the issue of conflict resolution as I find myself in conflict with a couple of people right now. One is about a guy in a support group who busted my anonymity, so that really has to be handled on a group level. The other is this long time friend whom I've been helping out the last few months after she fell and broke her hip. Well, she started dating this guy who does hallucinogens every day. The guy even has a lab and experiments with formulas. So far his big sucess is an intense 30-min trip so that he can get high during lunch. After two days my friend started talking about being all in love and shit. So I, as I felt a friend should, Pointed out BOTH of their behaviors and basically told her that while I truely hope she finds true love somewhere, this relationship is a mess and she should think it over. Her response was to say that I was "a bitter old queen who just sat at home mourning lost past loves and apparently am unable to find a shred of Light, Love, or Support for a friend in love." I'm not rising to that bait!!!!!! But it still hurt like hell and I will NOT be spoken to that way by anyone! She also had some pretty nasty things to say about my KY practice (which she introduced me to) Between that and the Kundalini rising, which is making me miserable right now - well I can only take just SO much! I'm pretty much planning on breaking contact with her for awhile. So last night I found myself in a bar with friends, drinkin and smokin ciggs, which I quit a year ago. I know it's just me trying to find a way to feel more comfortable in my own skin right now. And no, as of this morning, it's not working. As far as whether or not my best is good enough, well, it'll just have to be won't it? What else can I do? And so, once again, it's 'pick myself up, dust myself off and go back to work. I've been remembering a quote from the Mexican artist Diego Rivera, "Art is work. Inspiration is for amateurs." That's kinda the way I'm looking at KY right now. It's easy to 'be in the moment' when that monent is a pleasurable one! however I find myself foregoing pleasure in order to secure my happiness (most of the time). Nothing I want more right now than to go back tp bed and pull the covers over my head for a couple of days. And I may yet, after I eat and take my meds. Does everyone have these intense sort of feelings and situations come up as an early result of KY? I invest 30 years in everything I could find to make my life not hurt and it won't all get fixed in a day I know - I'm not naive. But When do I get a break? This all started with the body memory thing 3 weeks ago and hasn't let up since and I'm SO weary of it. The physical sensations, the mood swings, the crying at odd times, I'm teetering on the brink between Whelmed and Overwhelmed. Hell, even Diego Rivera got to wash out his brushes and rest up once in awhile! Normally I'm the stoic sort who will admit to very little pain or discomfort, but I am in ALOT of pain and dicomfort right now. This KY stuff is changing everything. Who's an acceptable friend. Where I feel ok going. What I can watch on TV. I was even talking with a deaf friend last night who commented that my signing was coming across all jumbled. (I just looked around the room and noticed that ALL my plants are literally quivering ,with no AC or fan on them). I know that I have to 'empty the cup' before I can refill it, but it gives such a heart-rending echo while it's empty. I'm not beating myself up too badly about last night. 6 cocktails and 5 ciggs does not constitute a major setback. IT was certainly within my grasp to do a helluva lot more damage than that! I do believe that it MUST get better with time cause ya'll have all stuck with it. Either that or this is the Board for some seriously sick puppies! HAHAHAHA - i hope. I don't know what to ask for except that ya'll keep me in your prayers. IF you'd like to share your 'Kundalini Rising' stories and how/if you found respite in the really hard times, please do. Sat Nam, Limping Leo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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