Kundalini from another veiwpoint

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Namaskar,

 

The article below expalins what happens when the Kundalini Shakti

rises up the Ida or Pingala Nadis... This is only part of it but, I

will also add the link incase any one would like to read the rest of

the article.

 

Wishing you ALL LOVE and BLISS!!!

 

OM NAMAH SHIVAYA

Tammy

 

http://www.gurudeva.org/resources/books/mws/mws_ch-42.html

 

In either case, the kundalini shakti rising through the ida or

pingala can move upward only to the vishuddha chakra and no farther.

This is the impasse.

The misdirection of the kundalini happens most often to the less

disciplined, those more eager for attainments on the fast track,

those not under the watchful eye of the satguru. Nevertheless, the

novice feels a dynamic awakening of power. This heat, produced by

the kundalini shakti flowing through either of these two nadis of

the sympathetic nerve system, can and often does produce jerking in

the body, spine and neck.

More often than not, the jerking body, twisting neck and the " I now

know it all " attitude are taken for a highly spiritual experience

and even validated as such by certain teachers. But it is as if we

were driving on a rocky road, thinking it to be a smooth highway. It

is an unusual experience, to be sure, building the personal ego into

something it was never intended to be.

 

When this happens to a devotee, the wise guru or swami recommends

that all spiritual practices be immediately stopped. Japa should be

stopped. All pranayama except the simplest regulation of the breath

should be stopped. Reading scripture should be stopped, worship of

all kinds should be stopped. Anything other than wholesome, humbling

karma yoga, such as cleaning bathrooms, should be stopped.

 

Growing food should be encouraged. Bare feet on the ground and at

the same time hands in the dirt is the best way to bring the rampant

kundalini down to the muladhara chakra. Once it is down, it can be

directed up through the right current, but only when the devotee

does not have conflicting patterns in his life.