Pain

[Guest guest]

While this has happened less frequently and for shorter lengths of

time, I'm still experiencing extreme pain for about 24-48 hrs at a

time. It starts with that vibrating/buzzing/unpleasant tingle and ends

with being incapacitated for a while. My head hurts so much. Usually

it only happens twice a month (it used to be almost constant for a

year) but it's starting again... How do I alleviate this pain? Last

week, I downed about 5000 mgs of Tylenol to no avail. It's starting up

again right now...

 

Increasing again, or something... I usually start crying during this

and sometimes my eyes go all cross eyed. The kind of crying that isn't

started from any thoughts at all. I can barely lay down because

pillows hurt my head and I can't sleep because I'm in so much pain.

I lose track of time. 1 minute could be 3 hrs and vice versa... I have

to stare at a clock to know what time it is.

 

I'm desperate now. I'm surrendered to it and have accepted throughout

the years but... maybe it's because it's been a week and it's starting

again that I'm... I don't know. Is there a way to channel this

differently?

 

Love

[Guest guest]

Dear Chrism,

 

Thank you for this message regarding pain and what to do for headaches

and for the magical Shaktipat!

 

Love, Angelina

 

, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> Go outside barefoot Bethany and allow some of the energy to release

> through the feet. In addition -

>

> Take your thumb and place it in the inner upper corner of the eye

> socket on both sides with the index finget resting on the forehead,

> with both hands. Once you have placed the thumbs and fingers in this

> position, hold the position and then shake the head gently but with

> some vigor side to side.

>

> Also eat some solid food as well as back off of any energetic

> excersices you may be doing for a time. This includes any prana yama

> or other breathing excersices designed to open more Kundalini. Stay

> hydrated and make sure you are not ingesting stimulants. No smoking.

>

> Part of it can be the heaviness of the large city you are living in

> and the severe microwave actions. Much of it is of the Kundalini

> itself and the body reacting to the infusion. Mine would feel as if

> knives were being shoved into the mid-brain. But they didnt last

> long and were transient as I feel yours will be Bethany.

>

> Let me know how this works for you and write me back here in the

> open group for other ways of alleiviating this that others may also

> be helped. -

>

>

> > , " Bethany "

> > <bethany_abear@> wrote:

> > >

> > > While this has happened less frequently and for shorter lengths

> of

> > > time, I'm still experiencing extreme pain for about 24-48 hrs at

> a

> > > time.

>