The Heart and the Kundalini -Drea

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A single chakra opening or flowering due to a specific stimulus can

feel as if a Kundalini event is happening when in fact it isn't.

Kundalini coming top to bottom is often a factor of the seventh

being opened for some reason. Once again not due to a Kundalini

stimulus but something else such as a drug or a trauma or a divine

intervention.

 

Much of the dynamic of the Kundalini is unknown. This is why

Kundalini gets the credit for many phenomenal symptoms without being

a cause or party to them but merely by association of specific and

shared or similar symptoms.

 

An NDE is completely outside of the Kundalini experience and can

activate the Kundalini as a by product of that experience yet the

NDE is of its own nature. Same with the OOB experience. A " Mystical

Experience " which can take the many forms is another example of

severe and prominent physcho/physiological symptoms being

experienced yet is without the dynamic or action of a Kundalini

event.

 

We do not have enough references or information with regard to the

myriad of experience a person can have to assign one causative agent

as the source of a given symptom. With the Kundalini we have

somewhat of a history of certain conditions that have been repeated

and experienced by diverse cultures through out human history.

 

Going back to the Veda's and the ancient Hindu or Sanskriti as they

have been described here to even further back into the arms of the

oldest practiced belief systems of Shamanism, the Kundalini or

Serpent energy or divine circuit has given humanity a concise and

measurable example of symptoms for the progress and accounting of

the infusion process.

 

It needs to be awakened or activated first and there are many ways

for this to occur. Drugs, trauma, meditation, yoga, shaktipat are

but a few of the ways. From that point there are a number of paths

that it can take and a number of expressions it can manifest.

 

Some of these expressions will not follow the linear examples of

activity. I.E. A heart chakra will be stimulated after the first has

opened instead of going into the second it will go straight to the

heart or throat or sixth or indeed the second. Or any number of

patterns upon the chakra bodies.

 

These activities can be given for the benefit of the specific

individual needs but regardless the Kundalini must be

opened " somehow " and the access to the five bodies given through

that opening.

 

If the activation occurs and the energy is united and then takes a

dive down the spine or the front of the body this isn't unheard of.

The Apana is an aspect of the energetic down flow and of the

expelling attributes that are known to occur with the Kundalini.

 

As far as starting the activation at the heart by use of drugs or

trauma or merely by personal evolutionary predilection and in so

doing an activation of the seventh or any of the other chakras this

can indeed put a person into a state of psychosis as can the normal

bottom to top scenario.

 

We are unique in our needs and our experiences and we do not always

follow a set path. Enough similarities do occur to be able to allow

us to help each other though and thank the divine for that!

 

As far as a rumor about Kundalini being a cause of bipolarism yes it

is a possibility yet probably not THE SOLE CAUSE. There are other

factors involved for many as in parents just wanting a chemical

babysitter and having prozac given to their two year olds. Or

abusive situations with many other factors coming into play. Trying

to find a single causative agent for this type of a syndrome can be

difficult.

 

Heart based activations are often typically of a loving and a sense

of blissful love for all of creation. And it is a continuing feeling

of love. Not so much of a journey from one pole of love to a pole of

depression. Yet this cannot be said to be the case for everyone as

once again we are on unique journeys.-

 

 

, " Drea "

<lvledusa wrote:

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> Alright. So this is what I've been reading:

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> " The paths of the Kundalini takes are quite varied.