kundalini

[Guest guest]

hello to all,

my guestion concerns the awsome power of kundalini.i have read a lot

of information on the subject,alot of it good and some very bad

conclusions.some say,if your smart you will leave kundalini (coiled

serpent) alone or face disaster.i wanted to practics ky to better

emprove my life and be of service people.if ky is so dangerous,my do

people still want to raise kundalini?

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam Desmond and welcome to the board!

 

I read your post, and it sounded very similar to my first post almost

a year ago. I had begun doing some 'soul searching'last year. I

stumbled across an article discussing Jesus (I'm christian) and some

of the text just felt right inside somehow, even though they weren't

derived from the bible. But I was now a bit intrigued. So after

reading several other books. I found myself agreeing with a lot of

these 'new' concepts. I also came across several references in these

books and writings on doing yoga. But it was written that of all of

the yoga, kundalini yoga was the best to do. Up to this point I had

never heard of kundalini or chakras or anything along those lines. I

also had never done yoga before.

 

So I then began doing a lot of research into kundalini and ky. At

first it was very confusing because there appeared to be a lot of

contradictory information. But the more I read and understood about

it, the more things seemed to 'click' for me. It was almost like

forgetting something and then being able to vaguely remember things.

And in my experience, kundalini yoga is very different from the

stories and articles I've read of kundalini. They both are

referencing the same 'energy source' but the process and the results

are different.

 

I do ky for spiritual reasons. Since doing it I feel more connected

to God (or whatever you term a higher power/being). I feel like I'm

growing and progressing towards that direction. So I find it very

fulfilling. I started doing a very simple set only twice a week. But

I felt so much better that within a few weeks, I was doing it daily.

 

I feel much more calm and peaceful than I was before. My job doesn't

get me stressed out or frustrated like it used to. I feel more in

tune with my body (although now that I'm listening to it, I realize

how much out of tune I really am!). And I find myself re-acting less

to people and instead I'm interacting with them in a more positive

way.

 

The decision is yours. But before making it, you may want to do a few

simple sets for yourself and see how you feel. I am a big proponent

of doing what feels right to you. If you don't feel right about it,

then you should definately stop doing it. Hope that helps!

 

Christa