Vernal Equinox

[Guest guest]

After much agonizing, I think that I should sit out the Vernal Equinox

shaktipat after all. I feel drained of energy right now and have been

feeling like this for some time. This could be due to, or a cause of,

depressive symptoms.

 

Do depressive symptoms have anything to do with Kundalini? I have had

these symptoms since teen years but wasn't diagnosed until 2006. I

have tried medications (short-lived) and alternative methods

unsuccessfully. I would appreciate your views on this. Thank you.

 

Catherine.

[Guest guest]

Yes hello Catherine,

Kundalini can have some depressive effects

especially when one experiences much phenomena which when it

subsides or goes into a plateau can make a person feel as if the

Kundalini has left. A person can become somewhat addicted to this

phenomena which is why I counsel to not attach too much to

the " feelings " but choose to stay the course of the path as it

unfolds before you.

 

Often depression is due to emotional body issues and self worth

issues that are still unresloved. Medication will cover the symptoms

and perhaps allow one to lead a somewhat " normal " life but the

imbalance will continue.

 

It is no accident you are here Catherine yet if you wish to not

partake of the Shaktipat this is your choice and I will honor that

choice.

 

Depression can be helped by giving service to someone other than the

self. To reach out and help another or use the energies in ways that

help someone up close and personal. Have you practiced the safeties?

And have you had the opportunity to be of service. - blessings

Catherine and I will remove your pics. - chrism

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " catherineamo "

<desweetvixen wrote:

>

> After much agonizing, I think that I should sit out the Vernal

Equinox

> shaktipat after all. I feel drained of energy right now and have

been

> feeling like this for some time. This could be due to, or a cause

of,

> depressive symptoms.

>

> Do depressive symptoms have anything to do with Kundalini? I have

had

> these symptoms since teen years but wasn't diagnosed until 2006. I

> have tried medications (short-lived) and alternative methods

> unsuccessfully. I would appreciate your views on this. Thank you.

>

> Catherine.

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Chrism,

 

Thanks for this. I will be honest and say that my practice of the

safeties lately has not been constant. I just have not had the

energy to do much for myself. It's all spent in taking care of

others. It's been a series of highs, lows and plateaus lately.

 

Yes, I felt that the medication was an artificial and temporary fix.

I did not like the idea at all and decided against it after a few

months.

 

I will follow your suggestions and let you know how things go. I

appreciate your help. Blessings.

 

Catherine.

 

, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> Yes hello Catherine,

> Kundalini can have some depressive effects

> especially when one experiences much phenomena which when it

> subsides or goes into a plateau can make a person feel as if the

> Kundalini has left. A person can become somewhat addicted to this

> phenomena which is why I counsel to not attach too much to

> the " feelings " but choose to stay the course of the path as it

> unfolds before you.

>

> Often depression is due to emotional body issues and self worth

> issues that are still unresloved. Medication will cover the

symptoms

> and perhaps allow one to lead a somewhat " normal " life but the

> imbalance will continue.

>

> It is no accident you are here Catherine yet if you wish to not

> partake of the Shaktipat this is your choice and I will honor that

> choice.

>

> Depression can be helped by giving service to someone other than

the

> self. To reach out and help another or use the energies in ways

that

> help someone up close and personal. Have you practiced the

safeties?

> And have you had the opportunity to be of service. - blessings

> Catherine and I will remove your pics. - chrism