How long does the Kundalini Process take?

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Chrism: The Kundalini will never stop in my experience it keeps

on going from the physical on up into the lighter densities. It is a

lifetime process.

 

Hi chrism. Just because nobody has finished this process does not mean

that it goes on forever. There is simply not enough data. As far as I know

there is nothing in nature existing as a physical form that lasts forever.

It seems to be the agreed upon kundalini circle of beliefs that kundalini

never stops. This is completely contrary to what I observe in my own

process. Given the intensity of my experience, an average of 10 hours

per day of kriya movement, nature would not design such a system. I

can't work or do anything else except this. It is much like having a baby,

there is no choice, it is a growing, one can only surrender to it.

There would be no point in this going on forever as it would be more like

a disability or a torture than a benefit. With hindsight I can see the progress

of the physical changes and can see what is being done with all the k.

movements. I see the intention of the whole thing, and see the beauty

of it's design. I stand alone and firmly with my statement:

It will end when the personality is gone -- it can't be otherwise.

How long this takes is dependent upon the individual.

I had asked a while ago in meditation how much longer will this take

and the answer came to me very clearly: It is totally dependent upon you.

This truth reverberated through me.

 

Chrism: You are still quite young inside of it. 18 months as remarkable as it

is, is still a short amount of time inside the process. But what is time?

Just another illusion.

 

As it depends upon the individual, it doesn't make sense to compare how

long it takes and to know where people are in the progress simply by the

number of months. All the sutures in my body are loose like a newborn

baby and they articulate the joints and bones in ways I have never

experienced before in my life. I can see that the skeletal work is coming

to closure, but I have no idea what might come after that. I certainly

have given up trying to predict when it will end. I look for anyone who

might have an answer about it, but so far I come up with nothing.

 

Yes, time as the personality experiences it is an illusion, because it

is only the processing of images - past (that which already happened)

or future (what if scenarios). While there is the truth of the center point

and of the experiencer, and of eternity and the present moment, it still

does not discount what one might prefer to be having as one's experience.

I would prefer expanded awareness and a relaxatoin of body to be

able to have a better joy of living. With constant body tension it is difficult

to have a normal meditatoin any more, as soon as I surrender my mind

the kriya's take over. Short breaks and walks result in increasing tension

at the base of the skull, building bolus' of energy to move the next bone,

muscle of ligament. I can hardly turn my head some days, depending upon

what's being worked on. One day it's the knee, the next a hip, etc. Not to

mention the discomfort of the stretches, yet I can take all easily.

While I totally accept the grueling physical demands of K. transformation,

I certainly will have a big celebration when it's over...

 

Chrism: Pretenders exist. They exist for needs that are their own. Sometimes

for self-aggrandizement, sometimes for self worth. Even those who do

not pretend can become so imbalanced by the energetic influx upon the

unconditioned ego that they exhort others to believe the

absolute " rightness " of their path above all others. Because it feels

so right to them. This is fine and another part of the process.

 

Betsy: ego = personality = pretending = conditioning = blind = closed shell =

little energy because all is used to protect that shell = not able to receive

influx of energy.

 

Chrism: Yes the electric teeth! I remember that very well. Happened seven

years ago. I enjoy your " hard science " approach Betsy. With more

people like you it will be easier for the scientists to understand!

 

Thanks for the comment Chrism, I also wish you and everyone here a good journey.

Betsy

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Hello Betsy,

Well Betsy you have answered your own question but the

way I see it is as a series of stages or phases that all the bodys

go through. Physical, mental, emotional, ego, spiritual, to name

some of them. They all get transformed imho. This takes time.

Sometimes longer sometimes shorter depends on the person, and the

doors that are opened because of this tranformsation I also consider

part of the process.

 

You seem to have a solid idea and opinion about what is occurring

with you and so I congratulate you for that. It is hard work I

understand that but as you have got it, it also has you aswell and

when you begin to have some balance inside of your process it gets

easier. From my experience anyway.

 

It seems that those who activate with a stronger initial flow will

have more critical issues with the activation then one who is

activating gradually. This from the experiences of those on this

list and in other areas that I have looked at. Your kriyas will

eventually subside. Nice to read that you ask the Kundalini

questions that pertain to its action upon you. A good practice. -

blessings Betsy - chrism