A cross post from The Kundalini-Holy- Fire -Of-Christ list

[Guest guest]

No, not as a result of Kundalini per se. My opinion of the hell fires

is that the person who dies then is opened to the larger picture and

in the individuals response to the deeds the have done in life is

where the torment comes from. As far as the fire aspect, death by

burning has long been considered one of the more painful ways to die.

 

The early church and others who would watch people being burned at

the stake could see first hand how atrocious this was. So in order to

keep control of the populations these analogies were dispensed to the

populations ensuring, through fear, a control over individual

conduct.

 

Kundalini is more related to Holy Fire of God. This is different

where the body isn't typically burned but if unsought will have some

of the attributes of burning. It is also accompanied by revelations

and glossolalia, visions, healing abilities etc. as well as other

marks of an infusion. - my take - chrism

 

novalees <Novalees wrote:

 

Hello Chrism, I've been wondering about something and I would like

your humble opinion. Kundalini Fire, when people aren't prepared and

have the nightmarish experiences, do you think that may have been

where the idea of " hell's fires " comes from? Where people burn in

torment? Thanks. Love, dhyana

[Guest guest]

I like this sort of syncronicity! Just last night I was discussing

this with my husband and wondering just that very question- " Is the

burning of the kundalini related to the fires of hell? " . At the time

I sort of thought it was, so today I sat down and quieted my mind to

see what came up and this is some of what I got:

Hell is often depicted as having fire as a result of fears relating

to fire. Fire is known to cause pain and those who experience " hell "

are there as a result of the contents of their mind; their beliefs.

Experiencing, after death, the pain caused to another is depicted as

hell in some systems of belief, and therefore is sometimes

experienced as such by those taking part in this system.

 

Basically it's the same thing just wrote. I was just

surprised by the syncronicity of it and the answers coming from

Chrism and my intuition. I was remembering meeting a man who had

unleashed the kundalini through experimenting with yogic locks...the

way he described the years of terrible heat certainly sounded like

hell for him!! But it did pass, thankfully. Blessings, Jeannette

 

 

 

 

, " chrism "

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> No, not as a result of Kundalini per se. My opinion of the hell

fires

> is that the person who dies then is opened to the larger picture

and

> in the individuals response to the deeds the have done in life is

> where the torment comes from. As far as the fire aspect, death by

> burning has long been considered one of the more painful ways to

die.

>

> The early church and others who would watch people being burned at

> the stake could see first hand how atrocious this was. So in order

to

> keep control of the populations these analogies were dispensed to

the

> populations ensuring, through fear, a control over individual

> conduct.

>

> Kundalini is more related to Holy Fire of God. This is different

> where the body isn't typically burned but if unsought will have

some

> of the attributes of burning. It is also accompanied by revelations

> and glossolalia, visions, healing abilities etc. as well as other

> marks of an infusion. - my take - chrism

>

> novalees <Novalees wrote:

>

> Hello Chrism, I've been wondering about something and I would like

> your humble opinion. Kundalini Fire, when people aren't prepared and

> have the nightmarish experiences, do you think that may have been

> where the idea of " hell's fires " comes from? Where people burn in

> torment? Thanks. Love, dhyana

>