Why purposefully activate the Kundalini? Take two - Brandi

February 18, 2008

Hi Brandi,

I am a " spontaneous " , too!

I agree with you: knowledge is fundamental. People who go through

spontaneous K activations often have to scramble all by themselves if

they don't find a mentor who can help them out. This is why I am

grateful to Chris. I never really had any negative side effects from

the K (aside from the occasional pesky entity, that is), and I am

indebted to him for his guidance.

Cheers,

Sel

, Brandi Jasmine

<jazztalk wrote:

>

> At 02:50 PM 2/18/2008, you wrote:

>

> >Ooops, I didn't realize the question was about spontaneous versus

> >induced activation. I am not sure that either one is better or more

> >legit, and I don't understand why some spontaneous K people think

> >others should be deprived of the experience. Sure, the K requires a

> >lot of work and a major shift in priorities. So what? Free will,

anyone?

> >

> >If anything, people who receive the K through intentional transmission

> >may have the right guidance, whereas spontaneous K folks may have a

> >rougher ride in the beginning, especially if they are on their own.

>

> As a " spontaneous " ... it's not that I think anyone should be

deprived of the experience. It's just I think they need to follow safe

practices and I think they need to know what they could be getting

into. My experience would have been challenging regardless, but it

would have been far less frightening if I'd known what to expect.

>

> Brandi

>

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