Tummo

[Guest guest]

Hello fellow travellers,

I was wondering if anyone has any helpful points on the tummo (inner

heat). Basically I had completely forgotten about its existence, and

I was just focusing on bringing the K up from my sacrum, but I was

strolling along last night, being mindful of the ocean of

intelligent energy around me, which I call the dharmakaya or god

(dunno if thats the original meaning of dharmakaya! I use it for the

universe as a vibratory ocean of intelligent energy... This concept

REALLY seems to click with me! I can really feel its presence and I

am overwhelmed with love for it) Anyway I was being mindful of the

winds in my body and also this ocean of energy, and the

possibilities of our existence, and I felt that I wanted to become a

Buddha, a real one, not what I have read in books, and that this was

possible and that it would be the highest good, and at this point I

suddenly felt the winds absorb at the point just in front of the

spine at the level of the navel and I felt heat there, it was hot,

but not intrusive, it felt just right! I could feel this heat

purging the channels throughout the body, and I knew this was tummo,

the inner fire, the first yoga of Naropa, as I have read about in

Lama Yeshe's book " the bliss of inner fire " I am gonna work to

develop this, I think I can remember this heat active in me before

when I was hospitalised. Does anyone have any guiding wisdom on this

matter?

I woke up this morning to the most intensely beautiful girl. I feel

like God is slapping me in the face and saying " I love you fool! "

Peace n love - James.x

[Guest guest]

James,

 

A month or so ago, I was experiencing intense spells of heat. The heat was

indeed uncomfortable, and it was this symptom that got me introduced to the

whole process of Kundalini. A woman I know who has awakened K has insisted that

I use a lot of lavender--bath salts, incense or burning oils, body spray, soap,

etc. Sometimes this seemed to work, sometimes not. has told me in an

email that if you hold closed your right nostril and breathe through your left

one, then this reduces the heat as well.

 

These days, the symptoms that I have experienced--heat, chest pains, twitches,

visions of deity, and even the inner peace has seemed to abate a bit. I'm not

sure if this is a good thing or not....

 

In your case, it seems that the heat is not too uncomfortable though. So maybe

this is a good thing?

 

Blessings,

Ana--a complete novice, lol.

 

James <milliondegrees wrote: Hello

fellow travellers,

I was wondering if anyone has any helpful points on the tummo (inner

heat). Basically I had completely forgotten about its existence, and

I was just focusing on bringing the K up from my sacrum, but I was

strolling along last night, being mindful of the ocean of

intelligent energy around me, which I call the dharmakaya or god

(dunno if thats the original meaning of dharmakaya! I use it for the

universe as a vibratory ocean of intelligent energy... This concept

REALLY seems to click with me! I can really feel its presence and I

am overwhelmed with love for it) Anyway I was being mindful of the

winds in my body and also this ocean of energy, and the

possibilities of our existence, and I felt that I wanted to become a

Buddha, a real one, not what I have read in books, and that this was

possible and that it would be the highest good, and at this point I

suddenly felt the winds absorb at the point just in front of the

spine at the level of the navel and I felt heat there, it was hot,

but not intrusive, it felt just right! I could feel this heat

purging the channels throughout the body, and I knew this was tummo,

the inner fire, the first yoga of Naropa, as I have read about in

Lama Yeshe's book " the bliss of inner fire " I am gonna work to

develop this, I think I can remember this heat active in me before

when I was hospitalised. Does anyone have any guiding wisdom on this

matter?

I woke up this morning to the most intensely beautiful girl. I feel

like God is slapping me in the face and saying " I love you fool! "

Peace n love - James.x

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hey Ana,

This heat felt absolutely excellent and perfect. It is true there

are various inner heats, and some of them are burning karma, but my

intuition tells me this particular heat is different. It felt so

cleansing,,, best analogy is the cleansing heat of a sauna, but

cominf from inside. I meditated this afternoon but it hasn't come

back I will just have to be patient. It happened when I was

really focused on being in one place at one time and with a very

pure intention of reaching higher consciousness. I think Milarepa

did the tummo (candali) meditation a lot. I feel really drawn to

this experience, as if it is something wonderful. Love n light -

James

 

, Anastasia

Allan <hosebunny815 wrote:

>

> James,

>

> A month or so ago, I was experiencing intense spells of heat. The

heat was indeed uncomfortable, and it was this symptom that got me

introduced to the whole process of Kundalini. A woman I know who has

awakened K has insisted that I use a lot of lavender--bath salts,

incense or burning oils, body spray, soap, etc. Sometimes this

seemed to work, sometimes not. has told me in an email that

if you hold closed your right nostril and breathe through your left

one, then this reduces the heat as well.

>

> These days, the symptoms that I have experienced--heat, chest

pains, twitches, visions of deity, and even the inner peace has

seemed to abate a bit. I'm not sure if this is a good thing or

not....

>

> In your case, it seems that the heat is not too uncomfortable

though. So maybe this is a good thing?

>

> Blessings,

> Ana--a complete novice, lol.

>

> James <milliondegrees wrote:

Hello fellow travellers,

> I was wondering if anyone has any helpful points on the tummo

(inner

> heat). Basically I had completely forgotten about its existence,

and

> I was just focusing on bringing the K up from my sacrum, but I

was

> strolling along last night, being mindful of the ocean of

> intelligent energy around me, which I call the dharmakaya or god

> (dunno if thats the original meaning of dharmakaya! I use it for

the

> universe as a vibratory ocean of intelligent energy... This

concept

> REALLY seems to click with me! I can really feel its presence and

I

> am overwhelmed with love for it) Anyway I was being mindful of

the

> winds in my body and also this ocean of energy, and the

> possibilities of our existence, and I felt that I wanted to

become a

> Buddha, a real one, not what I have read in books, and that this

was

> possible and that it would be the highest good, and at this point

I

> suddenly felt the winds absorb at the point just in front of the

> spine at the level of the navel and I felt heat there, it was

hot,

> but not intrusive, it felt just right! I could feel this heat

> purging the channels throughout the body, and I knew this was

tummo,

> the inner fire, the first yoga of Naropa, as I have read about in

> Lama Yeshe's book " the bliss of inner fire " I am gonna work to

> develop this, I think I can remember this heat active in me

before

> when I was hospitalised. Does anyone have any guiding wisdom on

this

> matter?

> I woke up this morning to the most intensely beautiful girl. I

feel

> like God is slapping me in the face and saying " I love you fool! "

> Peace n love - James.x

 

> Get your email and more, right on the new .com

>

>

[Guest guest]

Breathe into the Dan tien but do not allow for semen releases. Keep those inside

and allow for the GFA. Become obsessed with love and forgiveness. -blessings -

chrism

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thank you very much Chrism,

your guidance at this time is so great,

With obsessive love - JAmes!

 

, chrism

<> wrote:

>

> Breathe into the Dan tien but do not allow for semen releases. Keep

those inside and allow for the GFA. Become obsessed with love and

forgiveness. -

>

>

>

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