My ear...and now my eye...

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Dear Chrism,

 

Well, I must be major pre-Kundalini, because this

morning I woke up with my right eyeball all red!! No

itching and dripping tears as with 'pink eye' so I

don't think it's that...just a very red eyeball and

inside the eyelids and the inner corner of the eye

(next to the nose). What's your take on that?

 

As for the ear, I will try the Ecalyptus oil,

increased Vit C, and will go for some semi-strenuous

bike rides. I'd rather NOT take decongestants...they

dry my mouth badly and they drive me up the wall...I

have a very hard time with decongestants AND

antihistamines...they both make me extremely hyper and

it is not a good feeling. So I'll try the natural

approach and welcome the K!

 

PRE-Kundalini?? What exactly does that mean? I

thought I was already in K awakening?

 

Thank you, Dr. C,

Love,

Claudia

 

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>

> Hello Claudia,

> From what you say this is a

> pre-Kundalini condition.

> Do you use a Q-tip for a gentle swab of your ear

> canal after a

> shower? I know this is inner but this is what is

> coming. If not you

> may wish to consider it, but with hydrogen peroxide

> or as you

> choose.

>

> I do see a build up of infectious content in your

> sinus. Hydro

> therapies would be helpful for this like a steam

> room or something

> of that nature. Eucalyptus oil in boiling (lightly

> boiling) water

> inhaled very slowly through the nose through a paper

> towel tube can

> also be effective at drying this up.

>

> It is an " elimination " issue. Please increase your

> Vit. C complex

> if you wish. If you can have an air filter on

> constantly in your

> home particularly one with an ozone generator this

> would be helpful.

> Aerobic exercise daily would be helpful. Outside in

> fresh air not

> inside in moldy or recycled HVAC air. If you will

> not do these

> things then a decongestant may be needed.

>

> Kundalini will amp up an immune response even in a

> pre K condition.

> This as part of the ductless gland response to an

> infusion and

> therefore to an infectious response via the Thymus,

> Spleen, Tonsils

> and other organs.

>

> If this follows a similar history as previous flare

> ups you can

> treat as you have done. I do not support

> decongestants unless as a

> last resort but if you do nothing else do not wait

> for it to infect

> further. This is what I would suggest for my cat. -

> blessings -

> `chrism

--- In

> ,

> Claudia

> Lambright <newtfoodbowl wrote:

> >

> > Dear Chrism,

> >

> > My left ear is really bothering me...it has a

> constant

> > ringing in it and it feels full and has just today

> > started to throb (inner, not outer, ear)...and I

> have

> > a headache that won't go away. I have had ear

> > problems all my life...LOTS of ear

> infections...and

> > fluid will sometimes accumulate behind the drum

> for no

> > apparent reason (i.e., not associated with a

> cold).

> > The pressure caused by fluid behind the drum would

> > also cause a headache.

> >

> > I know that ringing can be associated with the K,

> but

> > I'm not sure about the other symptoms, especially

> > since I've had similar symptoms before and ended

> up

> > having to take a decongestant to dry out the fluid

> > behind the drum. If the fluid continues to build

> up,

> > the ear could become infected and then I'll have

> to

> > take an antibiotic AND a decongestant.

> >

> > What do you think and recommend? See my Dr. and

> take

> > the decongestant, or chalk it up to the K? And if

> the

> > latter, is there anything I can do to get the K to

> > alleviate the throbbing ear and headache? I'm

> > semi-serious about the last question...

> >

> > Thank you,

> > Love,

> > Claudia

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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