Introduction......Love is what is felt

[Guest guest]

Hello Phantom,

You seem to have come into the opinion that there has

to be pain. This is not so. There can be pain but it isn't an

imperative. Most activations are quite joyous. If you resist the

infusion then pain can be had. If there is some part of you that

believes there " must " be pain then you may set your self up for that

experience.

 

Most of what you may read or information that you may acquire about

the Kundalini will often come from the horror stories surrounding

it. This is what people seem to remember the most - the pain. This

information is typically from those that have not activated the

Kundalini or have followed that activation into a full awakening. It

is still somewhat rare.

 

When people activate the Kundalini by use of drugs or plants and

have not conditioned the body for the effects of what is going to

happen to the body, and the emotions, and the psychology, of the

person they can have severe pain and possibly just go nuts. We dont

do that here.

 

It is a very strong and life changing event to be sure. It is a

permanent change. It is a wonderful and blissful and joyful feeling

everyday of your life! So many new horizons and experiences that are

beauty beyond imagination and connections so strong and so true the

body can only convulse with love. It is that strong. Love is what

you feel. Love for all things and all of creation. Love is what is

felt and why the Kundalini is sought because it is a love beyond the

physical expressions. Beyond the emotional and into that which can

only be described as divine. -

 

 

 

 

 

Kundalini-Awakening-Systems-

1 , " phantom_mermaid_82 " <phantom_mermaid_82

wrote:

>

> Hi Chrism! I'm glad to know that I'm welcome here, and I look

forward

> to getting to know you and everyone else in the group. I guess it

is a

> good thing to want to have the kundalini awakened, since, perhaps,

> wanting it will make it somewhat easier to deal with the negative

> things that might arise. I am not looking forward to the negative

side

> effects that might pop up, but I am looking forward to having the

> blocks healed, and I know that many think that is where the pain

comes

> from. I once heard someone say of a certain issue, " You have to

feel

> it, to heal it, " and I think that is often true. It is nice to

know

> that you welcome people wanting to awaken the kundalini here. I

have

> met people who have warned me not to do it, and I was hoping this

group

> would be open to my trying to activate it. As for my name, I do

not

> mind if you call me Phantom, Mermaid, Phantom Mermaid or PM. I'm

not

> very picky. I just figure it is easier to type one part of the

name (or

> abbreviate) instead of typing the entire thing, so I just used

Phantom,

> but I would respond to any variation.

>

> Blessings to you, as well.

> ~Phantom~

>

> , " chrism "

> <@> wrote:

> >

> > Hello Phantom,

> > You are most welcome here. In my humble opinion

the

> > best Guru you will ever find is right behind your own eyes. You

are

> > correct in that it takes some effort and diligence to come into

the

> > Kundalini. And wanting Kundalini and having Kundalini are two

very

> > different platforms of experience. Wanting it is helpful as it

allows

> > one to embrace the experience with all of its bells and whistles

> > (flutes) lol. Welcome to the group phantom and is this the name

you

> > wish to go by? -

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, Chrism. You are correct- I did think that pain was a very common

occurance, if not a requirement. I hope that I can let go of that

expectation, so that I don't cause it to be so. I have ran into a lot

of people who have described it as a very painful transformation.

This is one of the most positive groups I have seen, really. It's

great to hear that pain is rare, and not necessary to activate K.

*smiles* The love you speak of is a large part of what drew me to

wanting to be K activated, and you describe it beautifully. Thanks

for showing me the lighter side.

 

Love and Light,

Phantom

 

, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> Hello Phantom,

> You seem to have come into the opinion that there has

> to be pain. This is not so. There can be pain but it isn't an

> imperative. Most activations are quite joyous. If you resist the

> infusion then pain can be had. If there is some part of you that

> believes there " must " be pain then you may set your self up for

that

> experience.

>

> Most of what you may read or information that you may acquire about

> the Kundalini will often come from the horror stories surrounding

> it. This is what people seem to remember the most - the pain. This

> information is typically from those that have not activated the

> Kundalini or have followed that activation into a full awakening.

It

> is still somewhat rare.

>

> When people activate the Kundalini by use of drugs or plants and

> have not conditioned the body for the effects of what is going to

> happen to the body, and the emotions, and the psychology, of the

> person they can have severe pain and possibly just go nuts. We dont

> do that here.

>

> It is a very strong and life changing event to be sure. It is a

> permanent change. It is a wonderful and blissful and joyful feeling

> everyday of your life! So many new horizons and experiences that

are

> beauty beyond imagination and connections so strong and so true the

> body can only convulse with love. It is that strong. Love is what

> you feel. Love for all things and all of creation. Love is what is

> felt and why the Kundalini is sought because it is a love beyond

the

> physical expressions. Beyond the emotional and into that which can

> only be described as divine. -