Kundalini can just come to you ( from My Space group)

[Guest guest]

Yes it can just appear in your life. Out of the blue. No meditation

or yoga or activation from a Guru. It can just happen! Typically a

person has had previous existence encouraging this condition. This

puts a strain on those who have issues with the whole past life

scenario. So I will not " push " this idea. Instead I will focus on

what you can do.

 

If you are suddenly taken with the symptoms of the Kundalini and I

mean more than one or two but with an abundance of the symptoms.

Begin to do the safeties. Some of the earlier symptoms are a

dissatisfaction with current living or relationship or behavioral

approaches to happiness that do not include a sense of deep inner

spiritual happiness a kind of searching for that inner quality of

grace and completion that can be elusive in our Western society.

 

You can have wealth and looks and career and accomplishment without

feeling a sense of wholeness and completion. Something is still

missing. This kind of an outlook and feeling can be a precursor to a

Kundalini event. Searching for a meaning in life and a dis-

satisfaction with the status quo of spiritual and religious

offerings. Somewhere inside the person experiencing this is the

knowledge of what needs to occur. Of what next step needs to be

taken. Often it is the Kundalini. So it comes and so overwhelms the

person that they self admit to a psyche ward and pollute this

incredible condition with tranquilizers and heavy sedatives that

actually can scar and hurt an individual permanently.

 

Instead I suggest that the person begins to practice the safeties.

Begins to condition ALL of the bodies not just the physical. But the

mental and the emotional and the spiritual to start with.

 

Those seeking this path can have a distinct advantage as the

conditioning can be done consciously and with intention and the

infusion is much, much smoother and without the trauma that those

without the conditioning can experience. -

[Guest guest]

Wow, Chris. I had never heard about the dissatisfaction part of your post

before but that describes me exactly before the K took me. Your information is

always interesting but this was very, very helpful in looking at how and why the

K came to me.

 

In gratefulness,

 

Sherri

 

--

The high destiny of the individual is to serve rather than rule-Albert Einstein

 

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" chrism " <>

Yes it can just appear in your life. Out of the blue. No meditation

or yoga or activation from a Guru. It can just happen! Typically a

person has had previous existence encouraging this condition. This

puts a strain on those who have issues with the whole past life

scenario. So I will not " push " this idea. Instead I will focus on

what you can do.

 

If you are suddenly taken with the symptoms of the Kundalini and I

mean more than one or two but with an abundance of the symptoms.

Begin to do the safeties. Some of the earlier symptoms are a

dissatisfaction with current living or relationship or behavioral

approaches to happiness that do not include a sense of deep inner

spiritual happiness a kind of searching for that inner quality of

grace and completion that can be elusive in our Western society.

 

You can have wealth and looks and career and accomplishment without

feeling a sense of wholeness and completion. Something is still

missing. This kind of an outlook and feeling can be a precursor to a

Kundalini event. Searching for a meaning in life and a dis-

satisfaction with the status quo of spiritual and religious

offerings. Somewhere inside the person experiencing this is the

knowledge of what needs to occur. Of what next step needs to be

taken. Often it is the Kundalini. So it comes and so overwhelms the

person that they self admit to a psyche ward and pollute this

incredible condition with tranquilizers and heavy sedatives that

actually can scar and hurt an individual permanently.

 

Instead I suggest that the person begins to practice the safeties.

Begins to condition ALL of the bodies not just the physical. But the

mental and the emotional and the spiritual to start with.

 

Those seeking this path can have a distinct advantage as the

conditioning can be done consciously and with intention and the

infusion is much, much smoother and without the trauma that those

without the conditioning can experience. -

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

That's exactly how it went for me! I had the job I wanted, the life I

always dreamed of, a wonderful spouse--and yet was miserable,

dissatisfied, and angry... before the Kundalini kicked in, that is.

After that, everything changed and I never had to deal with depression

again.

 

Sel

 

 

, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> Yes it can just appear in your life. Out of the blue. No meditation

> or yoga or activation from a Guru. It can just happen! Typically a

> person has had previous existence encouraging this condition. This

> puts a strain on those who have issues with the whole past life

> scenario. So I will not " push " this idea. Instead I will focus on

> what you can do.

>

> If you are suddenly taken with the symptoms of the Kundalini and I

> mean more than one or two but with an abundance of the symptoms.

> Begin to do the safeties. Some of the earlier symptoms are a

> dissatisfaction with current living or relationship or behavioral

> approaches to happiness that do not include a sense of deep inner

> spiritual happiness a kind of searching for that inner quality of

> grace and completion that can be elusive in our Western society.

>

> You can have wealth and looks and career and accomplishment without

> feeling a sense of wholeness and completion. Something is still

> missing. This kind of an outlook and feeling can be a precursor to a

> Kundalini event. Searching for a meaning in life and a dis-

> satisfaction with the status quo of spiritual and religious

> offerings. Somewhere inside the person experiencing this is the

> knowledge of what needs to occur. Of what next step needs to be

> taken. Often it is the Kundalini. So it comes and so overwhelms the

> person that they self admit to a psyche ward and pollute this

> incredible condition with tranquilizers and heavy sedatives that

> actually can scar and hurt an individual permanently.

>

> Instead I suggest that the person begins to practice the safeties.

> Begins to condition ALL of the bodies not just the physical. But the

> mental and the emotional and the spiritual to start with.

>

> Those seeking this path can have a distinct advantage as the

> conditioning can be done consciously and with intention and the

> infusion is much, much smoother and without the trauma that those

> without the conditioning can experience. -

>

[Guest guest]

> That's exactly how it went for me! I had the job I wanted, the life I

> always dreamed of, a wonderful spouse--and yet was miserable,

> dissatisfied, and angry... before the Kundalini kicked in, that is.

I think that's how it's SUPPOSED to work :-) until you've vaulted

Maslow's hierarchy of needs (or " cheated " by being either an aristocrat

or young student on full scholarship), it's just not in the cards.

You wouldn't hand out scholarships or coupons for free piano or dance

lessons to someone who was starving, and consider it " helping " them.

Neither would life hand kundalini if it would result in the death or

failure of the organic being, unless it was awakened unnaturally.

 

Actually, " helping " is a very complex problem, it's surprising how

often our 'help' or seeming altruism is in fact a disguised and

indirect form of obtaining egoistic pleasure.

 

cheers,

-Brian

[Guest guest]

Good points Brian. Very astute observations. The truth of which are strong

reminders of the necessity of personal responsibility and inner guidance to be

listened to first and foremost with regards to the Kundalini. - thanks Brian -

 

 

> > Neither would life hand kundalini if it would result in the

death or

failure of the organic being, unless it was awakened unnaturally.

 

Actually, " helping " is a very complex problem, it's surprising how

often our 'help' or seeming altruism is in fact a disguised and

indirect form of obtaining egoistic pleasure.

 

cheers,

-Brian