From the channelled entity Djwal Khul in the 1930's

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Red and blue indicating chrisms comments and concerns.

Breathing exercises or pranayama training should never be undertaken without expert guidance and only after years of spiritual application, "devotion and service"; concentration upon the centres in the force body (with a view to their awakening) is ever to be avoided; it will cause overstimulation and the opening of doors on to the astral plane which the student may have difficulty in closing.

This occurs because of overstimulation and pushing too hard for a specific result. Slow is good . You are here and already moving fast so take your time and be thorough.

I cannot impress too strongly upon aspirants in all occult schools that the yoga for this transition period is the yoga of one-pointed intent, of directed purpose, of a constant practice of the Presence of God, and of ordered regular meditation carried forward systematically and steadily over years of effort.

When this is done with detachment and is paralleled by a life of loving service, the awakening of the centres and the raising of the sleeping fire of Kundalini will go forward with safety and sanity and the whole system will be brought to the requisite stage of "aliveness".

I cannot too strongly advise students against the following of intensive meditation for hours at a time, or against practices which have for their objective the arousing of the fires of the body, the awakening of a particular centre and the moving of the serpent fire. The general world stimulation is so great at this time and the average aspirant is so sensitive and finely organised that excessive meditation, a fanatical diet, the curtailing of the hours of sleep or undue interest in and emphasis upon psychic experience will upset the mental balance and often do irretrievable harm.

( He is speaking in extremes which we are not doing here, but his point should be well taken. Dont do certain parts of the practice and avoid the others. Make sure your practice is complete. Do not focus on just the attainment of psychic gifts. They must be balanced by the right use of will and service to others without expectation of recompense. The skills if used with out these qualifiers can cause damage.

Let the students in esoteric schools settle down to steady, quiet, unemotional work. Let them refrain from prolonged hours of study and of meditation. Their bodies are as yet incapable of the requisite tension, and they only damage themselves. Let them lead normal busy lives, remembering in the press of daily duties and service who they are essentially and what are their goal and objectives.

The times have changed and so has the quality of humans in incarnation though I feel some of his warnings are still quite correct.

Let them meditate regularly every morning, beginning with a period of fifteen minutes and never exceeding forty minutes. Let them forget themselves in service, and let them not concentrate their interest upon their own psychic development. Let them train their minds with a normal measure of study and learn to think intelligently, so that their minds can balance their emotions and enable them to interpret correctly that which they contact as their measure of awareness increases and their consciousness expands.

[Guest guest]

Thank you dear Chris for this post.

It is great when you see this resonates with someone else as well.

 

Namaste

A.

 

 

, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

>

> Red and blue indicating chrisms comments and concerns.

>

> Breathing exercises or pranayama training should never be undertaken

> without expert guidance and only after years of spiritual

application,

> " devotion and service " ; concentration upon the centres in the force

body

> (with a view to their awakening) is ever to be avoided; it will

cause

> overstimulation and the opening of doors on to the astral plane

which

> the student may have difficulty in closing.

>

> This occurs because of overstimulation and pushing too hard for a

> specific result. Slow is good . You are here and already moving

fast so

> take your time and be thorough.

>

> I cannot impress too strongly upon aspirants in all occult schools

that

> the yoga for this transition period is the yoga of one-pointed

intent,

> of directed purpose, of a constant practice of the Presence of God,

and

> of ordered regular meditation carried forward systematically and

> steadily over years of effort.

>

> When this is done with detachment and is paralleled by a life of

loving

> service, the awakening of the centres and the raising of the

sleeping

> fire of Kundalini will go forward with safety and sanity and the

whole

> system will be brought to the requisite stage of " aliveness " .

>

> I cannot too strongly advise students against the following of

intensive

> meditation for hours at a time, or against practices which have for

> their objective the arousing of the fires of the body, the

awakening of

> a particular centre and the moving of the serpent fire. The general

> world stimulation is so great at this time and the average aspirant

is

> so sensitive and finely organised that excessive meditation, a

fanatical

> diet, the curtailing of the hours of sleep or undue interest in and

> emphasis upon psychic experience will upset the mental balance and

often

> do irretrievable harm.

>

> ( He is speaking in extremes which we are not doing here, but his

point

> should be well taken. Dont do certain parts of the practice and

avoid

> the others. Make sure your practice is complete. Do not focus on

just

> the attainment of psychic gifts. They must be balanced by the right

use

> of will and service to others without expectation of recompense. The

> skills if used with out these qualifiers can cause damage.

>

> Let the students in esoteric schools settle down to steady, quiet,

> unemotional work. Let them refrain from prolonged hours of study

and of

> meditation. Their bodies are as yet incapable of the requisite

tension,

> and they only damage themselves. Let them lead normal busy lives,

> remembering in the press of daily duties and service who they are

> essentially and what are their goal and objectives.

>

> The times have changed and so has the quality of humans in

incarnation

> though I feel some of his warnings are still quite correct.

>

> Let them meditate regularly every morning, beginning with a period

of

> fifteen minutes and never exceeding forty minutes. Let them forget

> themselves in service, and let them not concentrate their interest

upon

> their own psychic development. Let them train their minds with a

normal

> measure of study and learn to think intelligently, so that their

minds

> can balance their emotions and enable them to interpret correctly

that

> which they contact as their measure of awareness increases and their

> consciousness expands.

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Angel!,

Yes I know this is special infirmation for you. Nice to

see you here once again my friend! - blessings and " Angel Power " to

you dear friend - chrism

[Guest guest]

Hello dear Chris,

 

Yes,I have been busy with studying and focusing on some sort of

activities I started recently. I have had a bit of hard time the past

month or so balancing out my daily life and affairs. I know I am what

I am because of the experiences I went through and I am going

through. I havent forgoten to praise the Devi each day for what She

has been giving me and I havent forgotten I am blessed to be where I

am now.

I realised once again with power comes responsibility and I wrote a

little poem about it on my 360 (my last creative impuls )

 

Thank you for the blessings!

 

Namaste

A.

 

 

, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> Hello Angel!,

> Yes I know this is special infirmation for you. Nice

to

> see you here once again my friend! - blessings and " Angel Power " to

> you dear friend - chrism

>