Intro -Welcome Dan

[Guest guest]

Yes no accident that you are here Dan. It is starting for you so yes

please practice the safeties and do the breathing exercises. As you

may know these sounds you are having are one of the symptoms of a

Kundalini event forming or in the beginning expressive stages.

 

Surrender completely to this gentle and beautiful activation /

awakening. This will begin to pick up momentum so please keep us

apprised of any questions you may have. You are not alone and there

are many interesting and unusual experiences that may be experienced

by you. So no worries and many blessings and I look forward to

reading of your experiences and progress. - chrism

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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overholtzer wrote:

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> Hi, all. I'm Dan and I live in Washington state. I am not sure

that my experiences are indicative of Kundalini activity, but I sure

don't have any other explanations.

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> Two an a half years ago I had a session with an energy healer who

told me, afterward, that I had spent most of the session " trying to

make a connection " with my ears. I didn't know what she was talking

about.

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> About six months later I began having brief headaches. They were

always localized to about the size of a golf ball, they always

occurred in a different location each time (one even seemed to be

located in my eyeball), and they always lasted fewer than five

seconds. At most, it was happening three or four times a day.

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> At the same time I began hearing tones. At first, I feared that I

was developing tinnitus. But the tones kept changing in pitch and

were never intrusive so I stopped worrying about it.

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> The headaches soon became a rarity but the tones continued. About

nine months ago they started changing. Especially at night, as I was

going to sleep, it started sounding like a chorus of insects in a

rainforest. As a child I loved camping and listening to such sounds

as I went to sleep, and I find that listening to them now makes me

feel cozy and comfortable. Soon, I was sometimes hearing the forest

sounds during the daytime, too. They are never annoying, as they

fade into the background if I become distracted by a train of

thought. By focusing on the sounds the volume can seem quite loud.

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> Over the past three months the complexity of the sounds has

increased. Often it sounds like cicadas, two or three species of

crickets, and a few frogs thrown in; each with its own frequency

interval. I am listening to it as I write, though it is daytime and

the complexity is much less than I observe at night.

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> In the past month I have experienced alot of weird body pains,

buzzing, itching, and twitching.

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> I look forward to learning more about all of you.

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> Best regards,

> Dan O.

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