Hi, Im 22 years old and new to this group, Questions for or anyone

[Guest guest]

Thank you for letting me come here to be with you all.

 

I came here to discover who I am as a being and bring myself closer to

the divine. My goal is to be able to learn wisdom, wisdom not limited

to the constraints of my conditioning as a being on the physical

world. I want to develop better character meaning ethics and morals. I

want to be able to understand myself and the world from new and higher

perspectives.

 

I want to learn how to have more love and compassion, and radiate it

in me, love thats not conditional but open for all.

 

I have been interested in spirituality since age of maybe 20 truely, I

have read many teachings on Buddhism and found it to be insightful.

One question though I wanted to ask when I started reading and hearing

again and again about Kundalini and the negative symtoms it can bring.

 

How does a person live a life with work and everything you need to do

to survive while exercising the Kundalini and having many

psychological and physical symptoms associated with it?

 

How does one stay " grounded " in the " normal " day to day world once you

start to ascend and your mind opens up channels to greater and greater

experiences or revelations?

 

I am worried that if I raised the Kundalini that I would not be able

to relate to the " average " man and the day to day mundane world. Does

disassociation happen with the day to day world? How many things do

you see in a different light?

 

Thank You

[Guest guest]

Welcome! Glad to see you made it! What would you like us to call you?

This is a wonderful place to grow and explore who you are becoming.

Very amazing and interesting people here! You should find many

treasures and adventures. Love, dhyana

 

,

" alexanderthegreat562 " <alexanderthegreat562 wrote:

>

> Thank you for letting me come here to be with you all.

>

> I came here to discover who I am as a being and bring myself closer to

> the divine. My goal is to be able to learn wisdom, wisdom not limited

> to the constraints of my conditioning as a being on the physical

> world. I want to develop better character meaning ethics and morals. I

> want to be able to understand myself and the world from new and higher

> perspectives.

>

> I want to learn how to have more love and compassion, and radiate it

> in me, love thats not conditional but open for all.

>

> I have been interested in spirituality since age of maybe 20 truely, I

> have read many teachings on Buddhism and found it to be insightful.

> One question though I wanted to ask when I started reading and hearing

> again and again about Kundalini and the negative symtoms it can bring.

>

> How does a person live a life with work and everything you need to do

> to survive while exercising the Kundalini and having many

> psychological and physical symptoms associated with it?

>

> How does one stay " grounded " in the " normal " day to day world once you

> start to ascend and your mind opens up channels to greater and greater

> experiences or revelations?

>

> I am worried that if I raised the Kundalini that I would not be able

> to relate to the " average " man and the day to day mundane world. Does

> disassociation happen with the day to day world? How many things do

> you see in a different light?

>

> Thank You

>

[Guest guest]

Hi there,

I'm also a new member, and I have to say that we're two of a kind.

Your goals and spiritual direction sound exactly like mine. Even your questions

on activating the kundalini - it's like you took the words right out of my

mouth.

I'll be looking forward to reading the replies you get, since they are also

questions that I have, and since I am pretty much on the same journey. I've been

hanging out on the sidelines, not really active, since I can't relate yet, but

to read and learn so that I can make an educated decision. It's nice to meet

you.

Love and blessings,

Tara

 

alexanderthegreat562 <alexanderthegreat562 wrote:

Thank you for letting me come here to be with you all.

 

I came here to discover who I am as a being and bring myself closer to

the divine. My goal is to be able to learn wisdom, wisdom not limited

to the constraints of my conditioning as a being on the physical

world. I want to develop better character meaning ethics and morals. I

want to be able to understand myself and the world from new and higher

perspectives.

 

I want to learn how to have more love and compassion, and radiate it

in me, love thats not conditional but open for all.

 

I have been interested in spirituality since age of maybe 20 truely, I

have read many teachings on Buddhism and found it to be insightful.

One question though I wanted to ask when I started reading and hearing

again and again about Kundalini and the negative symtoms it can bring.

 

How does a person live a life with work and everything you need to do

to survive while exercising the Kundalini and having many

psychological and physical symptoms associated with it?

 

How does one stay " grounded " in the " normal " day to day world once you

start to ascend and your mind opens up channels to greater and greater

experiences or revelations?

 

I am worried that if I raised the Kundalini that I would not be able

to relate to the " average " man and the day to day mundane world. Does

disassociation happen with the day to day world? How many things do

you see in a different light?

 

Thank You

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Welcome to the group! I know that you will gain much from all who are

here. Enjoy your stay!

 

Love,

Katherine

 

Kundalini-Awakening-Systems-

1 , " alexanderthegreat562 " <alexanderthegreat562

wrote:

>

> Thank you for letting me come here to be with you all.

>

> I came here to discover who I am as a being and bring myself closer

to

> the divine. My goal is to be able to learn wisdom, wisdom not

limited

> to the constraints of my conditioning as a being on the physical

> world. I want to develop better character meaning ethics and

morals. I

> want to be able to understand myself and the world from new and

higher

> perspectives.

>

> I want to learn how to have more love and compassion, and radiate it

> in me, love thats not conditional but open for all.

>

> I have been interested in spirituality since age of maybe 20

truely, I

> have read many teachings on Buddhism and found it to be insightful.

> One question though I wanted to ask when I started reading and

hearing

> again and again about Kundalini and the negative symtoms it can

bring.

>

> How does a person live a life with work and everything you need to

do

> to survive while exercising the Kundalini and having many

> psychological and physical symptoms associated with it?

>

> How does one stay " grounded " in the " normal " day to day world once

you

> start to ascend and your mind opens up channels to greater and

greater

> experiences or revelations?

>

> I am worried that if I raised the Kundalini that I would not be able

> to relate to the " average " man and the day to day mundane world.

Does

> disassociation happen with the day to day world? How many things do

> you see in a different light?

>

> Thank You

>