Guest guest Posted November 27, 2005 Report Share Posted November 27, 2005 OK I just watched " Bee Season " and it is indeed about the Kundalini and the " Mystical Experience. " Very well done film. Shows aspects of the Kundalini visually that I have had difficulty explaining to people in the seminars ie the little floating lights that appear all around a person, the unfocused there but not there state, the kryas that look like spasms, the active side of the body, I can strongly and confidently suggest that all Kundalini people watch this film. That it comes from the viewpoint of a child is most appropriate and the dis functionality of the family is also appropriate. If you have ever tried to explain the Kundalini to a friend or family member have them watch this film and it will go easier. The film has another focus and this is on the Kabbalah. Kabbalah is an aspect of Jewish mysticism. It consists of a large body of speculation on the nature of divinity, the creation, the origin and fate of the soul, and the role of human beings. It consists also of meditative, devotional, mystical and magical practices which were taught only to a select few and for this reason Kabbalah is regarded as an esoteric offshoot of Judaism. Some aspects of Kabbalah have been studied and used by non-Jews for several hundred years. It gets down right naked with a very secret meditation called the " Pardess Meditation. " http://www.valdostamuseum.org/hamsmith/SparChron.html The story goes, and this is a definite thumbnail sketch, Three Rabbis of old attempted the Pardess Meditation, To bring themselves into the presence of God. 3 Rabbis. So the first one tries it and is so overwhelmed by what he experiences that he commits suicide on the spot. The second one tries the Meditation and he is so affected that he renounces his faith and never speaks again. The third Rabbi attempts the meditation and he is so affected that he goes on to become one of Judaisms brightest stars. He never mentions what was experienced and such a veil of danger and secrecy covers this work that it is very hard even now to find it. The Pardess Meditation. http://www.kabbalaonline.org/Meditations/jewishmeditation/Soul_Meditation.asp I do not vouch for the veracity of these links but they give you somewhat of an idea. This film covers it in an aspect of that same meditation or a variation of the same that will awaken the Kundalini in an individual. The Holy Ghost, The Holy Fire, The Shecinah, the spirit within the spirit. Many thanks to Steve Fields for finding it and suggesting it and to Selena for confirming the subject matter. A very good teaching tool for the Kundalini and the many different paths available for its attainment. - love and blessings to all of you - chrism Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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