Building the K in ancient cathedrals

[Guest guest]

It is not necessary to build Kundalini in ancient cathedrals. You are the

cathedral. Really. What is available in the ancient cathedrals are patterns of

devotion. Years and years of intense prayer. The comings and goings, births and

deaths of thousands of people. Some are still there. Time isn't what it seems to

the 5 sense mind. Time has overlays that do not correspond with linear time as

we understand it. These overlays will preserve the freshness of strong and

intense events. So walk around the cathedral and find the special area in it

that resonates with you. And there go into deep and devotional prayer not

meditation. Give but do not receive. Then give a healing and a blessing to those

who need release. Whether you sense them or not. Allow for your love to permeate

the walls of the special place (really do this) and leave with no attachments.

Same with ancient battlefields. -

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks Chris, of course you're right. But last year (before joining

this Group), I visited the Cathedral Notre Dame and an ancient

church in Bruges and, without any anticipation (or intake of liquer

chocolates in the case of Bruges), was struck by really powerful

spinal vibrations. So while not NEEDING to visit such places to

create a foundation of Kundalini, I believe, like music out of left-

field, and (VERY reluctantly I concede) drugs, such experiences can

accelerate the ascent of energy and possibly hurdle blockages that

conscious processes like meditation may not be able to easily

dislodge. In saying this, I can't stress enough my now self-proven

view that shaktipat and disciplined methodical commitment to the

path are crucial to achievement of continuing spiritual growth.

 

Thanks for your fantastic support as always - John R.

 

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Chrism's comment:

" It is not necessary to build Kundalini in ancient cathedrals. You

are the cathedral. Really. What is available in the ancient

cathedrals are patterns of devotion. Years and years of intense

prayer. The comings and goings, births and deaths of thousands of

people. Some are still there. Time isn't what it seems to the 5

sense mind. Time has overlays that do not correspond with linear

time as we understand it. These overlays will preserve the freshness

of strong and intense events. So walk around the cathedral and find

the special area in it that resonates with you. And there go into

deep and devotional prayer not meditation. Give but do not receive.

Then give a healing and a blessing to those who need release.

Whether you sense them or not. Allow for your love to permeate the

walls of the special place (really do this) and leave with no

attachments. Same with ancient battlefields. - "

[Guest guest]

Devotion is a strong current and will give you activity, especially concentrated

in a structure made of stone and inside the guidelines of the western mystical

traditions such as Notre Dame and Bruges, and Reims, Arles (with Roman

overtones). All employing the " Golden Mean " and other hidden tools of

enlightenment. This is why conscious connection to the divinity can be so

important because it will move you. Devotion being a strong frequency of love

the Kundalini will respond too, and as you have had experiences reflective of

that perhaps you should spend some time in them. Revelations still happen -

 

 

<...> wrote: Thanks Chris, of course you're right.

But last year (before joining

this Group), I visited the Cathedral Notre Dame and an ancient

church in Bruges and, without any anticipation (or intake of liquer

chocolates in the case of Bruges), was struck by really powerful

spinal vibrations. So while not NEEDING to visit such places to

create a foundation of Kundalini, I believe, like music out of left-

field, and (VERY reluctantly I concede) drugs, such experiences can

accelerate the ascent of energy and possibly hurdle blockages that

conscious processes like meditation may not be able to easily

dislodge. In saying this, I can't stress enough my now self-proven

view that shaktipat and disciplined methodical commitment to the

path are crucial to achievement of continuing spiritual growth.

 

Thanks for your fantastic support as always - John R.

 

==============================================================

 

Chrism's comment:

" It is not necessary to build Kundalini in ancient cathedrals. You

are the cathedral. Really. What is available in the ancient

cathedrals are patterns of devotion. Years and years of intense

prayer. The comings and goings, births and deaths of thousands of

people. Some are still there. Time isn't what it seems to the 5

sense mind. Time has overlays that do not correspond with linear

time as we understand it. These overlays will preserve the freshness

of strong and intense events. So walk around the cathedral and find

the special area in it that resonates with you. And there go into

deep and devotional prayer not meditation. Give but do not receive.

Then give a healing and a blessing to those who need release.

Whether you sense them or not. Allow for your love to permeate the

walls of the special place (really do this) and leave with no

attachments. Same with ancient battlefields. - "