Question about Kryias and other phenomena - Glen

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Hello Glen,

Your experience is the desired one to be sure. As you are

able to surrender to the kriya it will also, generally, commit to

your schedule. The mudras (finger positions) are enhancements and

should be used.

 

The feelings and intuitions for triggering more kriya activity is

often along the lines of what you have written about " right

thinking " and thoughts of compassion and love and forgiveness or

seeing others present these actions near you as this frequency of

love is strong. This can start the kriya activities.

 

They will also just come on their own if a practice isn't being

followed. And they can be more disruptive for those viewing it than

those experiencing the kriya.

 

This is a transition stage and is a part of the body being

introduced to and infused by the transformative processes of the

Kundalini. This goes away. It is rare that I have a kriya anymore.

 

As Selena mentioned kriyas may join other kriyas and their

cummulative movements will follow a pattern of spiral movement. This

is commonly called the " Snake Dance " , this can follow you through

out your day and flavor your walk as you go about your business, or

insert movement into your meditation. No worries its normal and part

of the process. When you complete this aspect of the infusion these

kriyas will subside. -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " Glen Olah "

<glen_olah wrote:

>

> Hi Sarita. I have been experiencing lots of kriyas recently and am

> always in the fortunate position to be able to just submit. As with

> all things k, I think a little flexibility is allowed if

submission is

> normally shown.

> Something pretty amazing occurred last night when the kriyas

actually

> started forcing me into yoga postures! I had read of this and

though I

> guess believed it, could not really associate with what they were

> saying. What makes this really amazing is I have never even done

yoga!

> It seems really obvious how this occurs now that I have experienced

> this phenomenon and can directly relate.

> My kriyas normally manifest as spasms and jerks - some very

intense.

> They seem to concentrate or emanate from specific chakras generally

> but will travel - sometimes through the length of the body, bit by

bit

> - appearing to be working on conditioning paths. At least that's

the

> impression I get? Interestingly, although I could go through a

series

> of spasms that (I imagine) would normally leave my muscles sore,

with

> kriyas I am left with no unpleasant after effects.

> My kriyas can be brought on by contemplation within any area that

> relates to a blockage (again I guess?) within one of my chakras. An

> ache begins immediately within the affected chakra with kriyas

> following very quickly after. This doesn't have to be deep

> contemplation but is always " right thought " and generally selfless,

> compassionate or forgiving and always loving.

> I normally always have my tongue in position and have noticed when

I

> do the finger locks, after kriyas begin, that seems to (a) make

them a

> little more pronounced, but (b) easier to ride with. Interesting

result...

> I haven't actually read that much about kriyas and would be

interested

> in hearing chrism's views?

> love to you all, glen o.

>

>

> , " chrism "

> <@> wrote:

> >

> > Yes Sarita it is possible. In this regard though you must

remember

> > that Kundalini is more than a condition or a given set of

phenomena

> > that interacts with the physical body. It is a consciousness. It

is a

> > loving, touching, feeling, consciousness that employs certain

> > archetypes for communications. She knows you better than you

know you.

> > Kundalini, I have found, will often wait for the night time when

you

> > are away from the public or business meetings before the kriyas

come.

> >

> > If the kriyas would have a deleterious effect upon your

employment or

> > the way you survive then they will typically not show. They must

happen

> > AT SOME TIME though, so it is very important that the individual

give a

> > specific time of day or night for these kriyas to emerge or they

will

> > come unbidden and possibly at embarrassing times.

> >

> > Not all people recieve the kriyas. Some never do. Depends upon

the

> > person and the dynamic of the infusion into and upon that

person. -

> >

> >

>