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[Guest guest]

So I am glad to hear someone speak of this.

 

I began to, initially , do spontaneous breathe and hand movements during

acupuncture treatments. I had studied Self Realization fellowship and

Kundalini for several years, so I understood (to some degree) what mudras

and breath work were. I DID NOT understand why they were happening or what

the movements meant if they were indeed part of a spiritual unfolding.

 

Not enough is talked about in this area-I believe many experience it.

 

Joan SAT Nam

[Guest guest]

If Kundalini Yoga brought you this far, why stop? These movements you

speak of might just be energy(ies) that your yoga and meditation have

aroused. Perhaps you should expirement. Do your yoga inspite of these

movements for a week or so. And see what happens, do they subside or

increase. Then try a week without the yoga, see what transpires. The

true test would be whether or not you felt you were still making

progress on your spiritual journey or are you simply distracted by

these movements. There are many processes along the path, some are

useful and some are not so. For wheateverr purpose you took up KY, is

that purpose still being served or have you been somehow side

tracked. Your question about Sat Kriya. Answer-Sat Kriya never hurts

anything or anyone as long as you do it correctly.

Regards,

KartaPurkh

'

Kundaliniyoga, "Mohamed Omar" <yogiart@h...>

wrote:

>

> Hi,

> I am new here. I am not new to Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi

Bhajan. My name is Mohamed and I live in Arizona. I want to ask an

important question for me. Two years and a half ago and during a

silent meditation my body started to move spontaneously and I started

to sing melodies also spontaneously. I understand now that my

kundalini has been activated in me. those movements have lead me to a

style of yoga that I don't know; some kind of chi movements/

> hatha Yoga/Kundalini Yoga/dance. I trust the energy and the

intelligence behind those movements. I understand that these kind of

experiences happen to yogis sometimes. I haven't done Kundalini Yoga

much during these years so I can get to know those movements better.

Here is my question: Is it better to follow those wise movements

alone as my Yoga practice or should I start doing Kundalini Yoga

along with it? is it better to let those movements lead me to the

full awakening Kundalini without any other practice knowing that

those movements know me and my body and are doing the exact right

thing in the right time for me?

>

> I am just wondering maybe doing the just the Sat Kreya along can

make my process faster.

> Thanks

> Mohamed

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am in awe everytime I experience these spontaneous

movements. Have done everthing from postures - fish

pose with my forehead on the table, mudra where I seem

to be doing chakra work on myself, and chanting that

sounded like some sort of Indian dialect. And this

last time I was on my hands and knees growling like an

animal then I spun around counter clockwise three

times then rested my chest to my legs like this was

some huge release. Have said this before I am very

interested in hearing of similar experiences. One

thing I can share is that this has never scared or

hurt me I enjoy this I love the feeling when this

energy moves through me.

 

Blessings,

 

Kellie

 

 

--- Joan Lockwood <cfpp wrote:

 

>

> So I am glad to hear someone speak of this.

>

> I began to, initially , do spontaneous breathe and

> hand movements during

> acupuncture treatments. I had studied Self

> Realization fellowship and

> Kundalini for several years, so I understood (to

> some degree) what mudras

> and breath work were. I DID NOT understand why they

> were happening or what

> the movements meant if they were indeed part of a

> spiritual unfolding.

>

> Not enough is talked about in this area-I believe

> many experience it.

>

> Joan SAT Nam

>

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

hi my experience is that one is really on a high when these spontaneous

occurances arise amen. alan

 

Joan Lockwood <cfpp wrote:

 

So I am glad to hear someone speak of this.

 

I began to, initially , do spontaneous breathe and hand movements during

acupuncture treatments. I had studied Self Realization fellowship and

Kundalini for several years, so I understood (to some degree) what mudras

and breath work were. I DID NOT understand why they were happening or what

the movements meant if they were indeed part of a spiritual unfolding.

 

Not enough is talked about in this area-I believe many experience it.

 

Joan SAT Nam

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I am so glad too that someone is speaking about those spontaneous body

movements. they seem to me that they know what they are doing on my body. I

believe that all styles of yoga have started with those movements. I sing

sometimes a sort of Indian dialect too but mostly I sing in Arabic melodies and

scales and sometimes words of some kind of old Arabic language sometimes I know

what they mean and sometimes I don't (I am Egyptian but I live in Arizona now.)

it has been always mysterious to me.

I have read about those movements in hatha yoga books but I didn't hear anybody

talking about them from the Kundalini yogis. I wonder sometimes what Yogi Bhajan

would say about them.

Mohamed

-

kellie ferguson<balouflower

Kundaliniyoga<Kundaliniyoga>

Monday, December 06, 2004 4:01 PM

Re: Kundalini Yoga New/question

 

 

 

I am in awe everytime I experience these spontaneous

movements. Have done everthing from postures - fish

pose with my forehead on the table, mudra where I seem

to be doing chakra work on myself, and chanting that

sounded like some sort of Indian dialect. And this

last time I was on my hands and knees growling like an

animal then I spun around counter clockwise three

times then rested my chest to my legs like this was

some huge release. Have said this before I am very

interested in hearing of similar experiences. One

thing I can share is that this has never scared or

hurt me I enjoy this I love the feeling when this

energy moves through me.

 

Blessings,

 

Kellie

[Guest guest]

I find this a very interesting topic and am curious what types of meditations,

kriyas and/or specific chakra work brings these experiences on. Do you mind

sharing more on the work all of you were doing?

 

Sat Nam,

Sara

 

 

Mohamed Omar <yogiart wrote:

 

I am so glad too that someone is speaking about those spontaneous body

movements. they seem to me that they know what they are doing on my body. I

believe that all styles of yoga have started with those movements. I sing

sometimes a sort of Indian dialect too but mostly I sing in Arabic melodies and

scales and sometimes words of some kind of old Arabic language sometimes I know

what they mean and sometimes I don't (I am Egyptian but I live in Arizona now.)

it has been always mysterious to me.

I have read about those movements in hatha yoga books but I didn't hear anybody

talking about them from the Kundalini yogis. I wonder sometimes what Yogi Bhajan

would say about them.

Mohamed

[Guest guest]

--- Spontaneous sounds (hums, tones, Lemurian

language) for me have been a part of the massage

healings I do starting years ago. They are channeled

from the Tao or Life Force of the universe and heal

both my clients and me, removing stuck energy and

infusing the body with higher frequencies. I am still

getting used to sharing such an esoteric experience

with people I may be working on for the first time but

no one has ever objected to them. One client who is

rather conservative said he thought it was weird at

the next session but ironically, gave me a name for

the toning and hums (I didn't speak Lemurian with

him), calling it magical humming. I suppose this was

a sign from Spirit that a skeptic could name it so

well.

Sat Nam.

Ki with Light and Blessings from Santa Barbara

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

When this started for me I had no specific belief in

anything, Kundalini was a word that I had never heard

before. So when this started you can imagine I was

more than a little shaken up. Now I seem to be

changing - my thoughts are different, I seem to have

sort of a direction, I am overall happy content and

very curious to continue to delve deeper with

experiencing this energy run through me and where it

takes me next. I except this as my own exploration, my

journey. I would like to share a vision I experienced

very early on. I seem to have translated this to some

extent any replies would be great.

 

This journey starts with me moving along a path I am

very small and I am traveling with a pair of bare

feet. I follow these feet up stairs and through an

archway. I am on my back and these masked faces are

moving at me and then back. From there I fly over a

valley with many ridges. When I land I am standing in

front of a tree with a great blinding light coming

from it and people are walking into this light. Then I

grow roots into the ground and my body blends into the

tree. From there it is very foggy as the fog starts to

clear first I see beach pillars bound with rope then a

cross appears. And as the fog clears completely I am

standing behind and just to the right of a man with

brilliant white hair(I cannot see his face) white

clothing and the feet that I traveled with in the

beginning.

 

Thank You and Blessings

Kellie

--- sara burns <sarajo882000 wrote:

 

>

> I find this a very interesting topic and am curious

> what types of meditations, kriyas and/or specific

> chakra work brings these experiences on. Do you

> mind sharing more on the work all of you were doing?

>

> Sat Nam,

> Sara

>

>

> Mohamed Omar <yogiart wrote:

>

> I am so glad too that someone is speaking about

> those spontaneous body movements. they seem to me

> that they know what they are doing on my body. I

> believe that all styles of yoga have started with

> those movements. I sing sometimes a sort of Indian

> dialect too but mostly I sing in Arabic melodies and

> scales and sometimes words of some kind of old

> Arabic language sometimes I know what they mean and

> sometimes I don't (I am Egyptian but I live in

> Arizona now.) it has been always mysterious to me.

> I have read about those movements in hatha yoga

> books but I didn't hear anybody talking about them

> from the Kundalini yogis. I wonder sometimes what

> Yogi Bhajan would say about them.

> Mohamed

>

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi!

Apologies to all,but I am new to posting,and have two longish

messages bounced,so want to see if I`ve got it right now.

I have some data in particular for Mohamed Omar,so if he,or

anyone who replied to him get this posting,would they please let me know?

(Or any other group member who would like to)

Sat Nam to all,Don C.

-

"Mohamed Omar" <yogiart

kundalini yoga

Sunday, December 05, 2004 10:18 AM

Kundalini Yoga New/question

 

 

>

>

> Hi,

> I am new here. I am not new to Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan. My

name is Mohamed and I live in Arizona. I want to ask an important question

for me. Two years and a half ago and during a silent meditation my body

started to move spontaneously and I started to sing melodies also

spontaneously. I understand now that my kundalini has been activated in me.

those movements have lead me to a style of yoga that I don't know; some kind

of chi movements/

> hatha Yoga/Kundalini Yoga/dance. I trust the energy and the intelligence

behind those movements. I understand that these kind of experiences happen

to yogis sometimes. I haven't done Kundalini Yoga much during these years so

I can get to know those movements better. Here is my question: Is it better

to follow those wise movements alone as my Yoga practice or should I start

doing Kundalini Yoga along with it? is it better to let those movements lead

me to the full awakening Kundalini without any other practice knowing that

those movements know me and my body and are doing the exact right thing in

the right time for me?

>

> I am just wondering maybe doing the just the Sat Kreya along can make my

process faster.

> Thanks

> Mohamed

>

>