meditation method - comments - Shahin

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Hello Shahin,

It is a viable yet incomplete option of exploration in

my humble opinion. As a catalyst for the Kundalini there are entire

areas left out such as the spiritual area, the emotional area to

name two.

 

Yes certain frequencies can be used and in combination with visual

and audio frequencies a way of inducing a trance like state can be

accomplished and if the right frequencies can be found and the

combination of the audio and visual frequencies can be extrapolated

and applied then one could quite possibly find themselves in the

middle of an activation.

 

This is seemingly without the conditioning of the five bodies of the

human physical expression except that of the physical senses of the

auditory and visual expressions.

 

These methods can indicate a reliance on the physical sensation

centers for an activation of something that goes far beyond the

physical body. This kind of an approach of using these areas as

starting points to an awakening can be hazardous in that if the goal

is attained those areas can become a focus for energies that are far

beyond the design of those areas to hold. Damage can be the result.

 

This is why I suggest an approach that is in a close correlation to

the known trajectories of the Kundalini flows. The bottom to top

approach is one such expression of the dynamic of an activation. No

accident that it has activated this way for many people. No accident

that the ancient Hindu who pursued Kundalini noted this trajectory

and expression.

 

I honor your novel approach and ingenuity Shahin. As of yet though I

cannot support the activation of the Kundalini by visual stimulus or

by auditory frequency generation alone.

 

If you are combining this approach with other more proven methods

then yes, perhaps this could indeed be a way of approaching the

Kundalini but at this point, from what you have written about it, I

would say to be cautious and careful about how you treat your

physical temple.

 

I am happy to read of your meditation experience and do feel that

the approach of meditation with out technical assistance is a very

good and proven approach. - blessings Shahin - chrism