Kundalini Service

[Guest guest]

When the Kundalini starts to invigorate a persons body things can

become very wonderful and frightening at the same time. If a person

hasn't done the clearing or purifying before this event(s) the

blockages can occur and psychological imprinting can form an

illusory foundation of pain, paranoia, and in some cases panic. What

can be the beginnings of the Kundalini Syndrome.

 

To ameliorate these issues I have found that conscious giving and

sending and receiving of loving intended service will greatly reduce

if not completely remedy these conditions. With the seminars there

are people who may write of my insistence on the gift of service for

the healing and clearing of stagnant energy conditions in the giver.

This is what I insist on yet so many outright refuse or choose not

to engage in this part of the practice and often suffer the

consequences.

 

Many people have a problem in giving help to others. The fear

factor, the embarrassment factor, the time factor, the safety

factor, the where do I start and where do I find those who would

appreciate my help factor, All these " factors " will get in the way

of anyone committing an act of service.

 

This Kundalini based practice of service is a safe and familiar,

everyone on the same page format of a practice that will not only

fulfill the honor and integrity of the service but will have a

profound effect upon development and application of the higher skill

sets associated with the Kundalini.

 

Service to others is an integral part of the program that is given.

The intended use of love for the assistance of another, preferably a

stranger. Most people on this list are strangers in the physical

sense, those already activated not with standing.

 

The Practice of giving service will allow for the continued,

intentional, loving activation for the purpose of Kundalini

Awakening within the guidelines of service and love and gratitude .

Bhakti based activities. - chrism

[Guest guest]

I am learning something new every day. Since I am one of those individals whose

kundalini was awakened spontaneusly, I suffered a lit bit of every single thing

you mentioned. Especially panic!! So bad I ended up in ER one day. Now that I

know what is necessary to alleviate much of this, I will endeavor to do this. I

will LOOK for opportunities to give of my service. I do try and find ways to

help on a daily basis, but there are days I could definitely do more, and this

is exactly the inspiration I need to do that. Sometimes opportunities just fall

in my lap, and I love those times, as I feel that they were divinely placed

there.

 

Great information!

 

Thank You

 

Sharon

 

--- On Tue, 6/17/08, chrism <> wrote:

 

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Kundalini Service

 

Tuesday, June 17, 2008, 12:08 AM

[Guest guest]

Sometimes the opportunities to help just fall into your lap. For

instance, I was driving through my neighborhood Saturday a week ago

and noticed what appeared to be a dead animal lying in the middle of

the street. I stopped and looked and, sure enough, it was a dead

cat. I looked to the right toward the house in front of which the

cat was lying and there in the yard was a woman, crying. I stopped

my car and got out. I started crying, too...I have 5 cats of my own

and love the dear animals! She told me that she couldn't bring

herself to pick up the cat and get it out of the street and that she

had called her son to come and do that for her; she was waiting on

her son. I offered to get the poor cat for her; she had already

found a box in which to bury the cat, so I put the cat in the box and

brought it into the yard. We cried and hugged. She was so

appreciative of what I considered to be basically nothing...simply

getting her dead pet out of the street.

 

We talked for a long while. We found out that we had a lot in common

spiritually. By the time I left, she had stopped crying.

 

I hope this doesn't sound like I am patting myself on the back. The

story is shared to illustrate that little things...simple acts of

kindness...can mean so much to another person. And you never know

when you may make a new friend in the process.

 

Claudia

 

, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> When the Kundalini starts to invigorate a persons body things can

> become very wonderful and frightening at the same time. If a person

> hasn't done the clearing or purifying before this event(s) the

> blockages can occur and psychological imprinting can form an

> illusory foundation of pain, paranoia, and in some cases panic.

What

> can be the beginnings of the Kundalini Syndrome.

>

> To ameliorate these issues I have found that conscious giving and

> sending and receiving of loving intended service will greatly

reduce

> if not completely remedy these conditions. With the seminars there

> are people who may write of my insistence on the gift of service

for

> the healing and clearing of stagnant energy conditions in the

giver.

> This is what I insist on yet so many outright refuse or choose not

> to engage in this part of the practice and often suffer the

> consequences.

>

> Many people have a problem in giving help to others. The fear

> factor, the embarrassment factor, the time factor, the safety

> factor, the where do I start and where do I find those who would

> appreciate my help factor, All these " factors " will get in the way

> of anyone committing an act of service.

>

> This Kundalini based practice of service is a safe and familiar,

> everyone on the same page format of a practice that will not only

> fulfill the honor and integrity of the service but will have a

> profound effect upon development and application of the higher

skill

> sets associated with the Kundalini.

>

> Service to others is an integral part of the program that is given.

> The intended use of love for the assistance of another, preferably

a

> stranger. Most people on this list are strangers in the physical

> sense, those already activated not with standing.

>

> The Practice of giving service will allow for the continued,

> intentional, loving activation for the purpose of Kundalini

> Awakening within the guidelines of service and love and gratitude .

> Bhakti based activities. - chrism

>

[Guest guest]

A beautiful Moment, Claudia. What a lovely place this world will be

when we care about the little things that come our way. What may even

appear small and insignificant to us may be Divine Love reaching out

through us to one that needs help. A Scripture verse says, " Man looks

at the outward appearance, but God looks at the heart. " Thank you for

sharing. Love, dhyana

 

 

, " Claudia "

<newtfoodbowl wrote:

>

> Sometimes the opportunities to help just fall into your lap.

[Guest guest]

What an awesome experience Claud! It may not have seemed like much

to you, but I bet it made a huge difference to your new friend.

Thanks for sharing!

 

Hugs,

 

Sarita

 

, " Claudia "

<newtfoodbowl wrote:

>

> Sometimes the opportunities to help just fall into your lap. For

> instance, I was driving through my neighborhood Saturday a week ago

> and noticed what appeared to be a dead animal lying in the middle

of

> the street. I stopped and looked and, sure enough, it was a dead

> cat. I looked to the right toward the house in front of which the

> cat was lying and there in the yard was a woman, crying. I stopped

> my car and got out. I started crying, too...I have 5 cats of my

own

> and love the dear animals! She told me that she couldn't bring

> herself to pick up the cat and get it out of the street and that

she

> had called her son to come and do that for her; she was waiting on

> her son. I offered to get the poor cat for her; she had already

> found a box in which to bury the cat, so I put the cat in the box

and

> brought it into the yard. We cried and hugged. She was so

> appreciative of what I considered to be basically nothing...simply

> getting her dead pet out of the street.

>

> We talked for a long while. We found out that we had a lot in

common

> spiritually. By the time I left, she had stopped crying.

>

> I hope this doesn't sound like I am patting myself on the back.

The

> story is shared to illustrate that little things...simple acts of

> kindness...can mean so much to another person. And you never know

> when you may make a new friend in the process.

>

> Claudia

>

> , " chrism "

> <@> wrote:

> >

> > When the Kundalini starts to invigorate a persons body things can

> > become very wonderful and frightening at the same time. If a

person

> > hasn't done the clearing or purifying before this event(s) the

> > blockages can occur and psychological imprinting can form an

> > illusory foundation of pain, paranoia, and in some cases panic.

> What

> > can be the beginnings of the Kundalini Syndrome.

> >

> > To ameliorate these issues I have found that conscious giving and

> > sending and receiving of loving intended service will greatly

> reduce

> > if not completely remedy these conditions. With the seminars

there

> > are people who may write of my insistence on the gift of service

> for

> > the healing and clearing of stagnant energy conditions in the

> giver.

> > This is what I insist on yet so many outright refuse or choose

not

> > to engage in this part of the practice and often suffer the

> > consequences.

> >

> > Many people have a problem in giving help to others. The fear

> > factor, the embarrassment factor, the time factor, the safety

> > factor, the where do I start and where do I find those who would

> > appreciate my help factor, All these " factors " will get in the

way

> > of anyone committing an act of service.

> >

> > This Kundalini based practice of service is a safe and familiar,

> > everyone on the same page format of a practice that will not only

> > fulfill the honor and integrity of the service but will have a

> > profound effect upon development and application of the higher

> skill

> > sets associated with the Kundalini.

> >

> > Service to others is an integral part of the program that is

given.

> > The intended use of love for the assistance of another,

preferably

> a

> > stranger. Most people on this list are strangers in the physical

> > sense, those already activated not with standing.

> >

> > The Practice of giving service will allow for the continued,

> > intentional, loving activation for the purpose of Kundalini

> > Awakening within the guidelines of service and love and

gratitude .

> > Bhakti based activities. - chrism

> >

>

[Guest guest]

....and she will come back into your life down the road, when you least expect

it. You may have just made a new friend for life! Bless you.

 

 

:

newtfoodbowl: Tue, 17 Jun 2008 15:11:04 +0000Subject:

Re: Kundalini Service

 

 

 

 

Sometimes the opportunities to help just fall into your lap. For instance, I was

driving through my neighborhood Saturday a week ago and noticed what appeared to

be a dead animal lying in the middle of the street. I stopped and looked and,

sure enough, it was a dead cat. I looked to the right toward the house in front

of which the cat was lying and there in the yard was a woman, crying. I stopped

my car and got out. I started crying, too...I have 5 cats of my own and love the

dear animals! She told me that she couldn't bring herself to pick up the cat and

get it out of the street and that she had called her son to come and do that for

her; she was waiting on her son. I offered to get the poor cat for her; she had

already found a box in which to bury the cat, so I put the cat in the box and

brought it into the yard. We cried and hugged. She was so appreciative of what I

considered to be basically nothing...simply getting her dead pet out of the

street. We talked for a long while. We found out that we had a lot in common

spiritually. By the time I left, she had stopped crying.I hope this doesn't

sound like I am patting myself on the back. The story is shared to illustrate

that little things...simple acts of kindness...can mean so much to another

person. And you never know when you may make a new friend in the

process.Claudia , " chrism "

<> wrote:>> When the Kundalini starts to invigorate a persons

body things can > become very wonderful and frightening at the same time. If a

person > hasn't done the clearing or purifying before this event(s) the >

blockages can occur and psychological imprinting can form an > illusory

foundation of pain, paranoia, and in some cases panic. What > can be the

beginnings of the Kundalini Syndrome.> > To ameliorate these issues I have found

that conscious giving and > sending and receiving of loving intended service

will greatly reduce > if not completely remedy these conditions. With the

seminars there > are people who may write of my insistence on the gift of

service for > the healing and clearing of stagnant energy conditions in the

giver. > This is what I insist on yet so many outright refuse or choose not > to

engage in this part of the practice and often suffer the > consequences.> > Many

people have a problem in giving help to others. The fear > factor, the

embarrassment factor, the time factor, the safety > factor, the where do I start

and where do I find those who would > appreciate my help factor, All these

" factors " will get in the way > of anyone committing an act of service. > > This

Kundalini based practice of service is a safe and familiar, > everyone on the

same page format of a practice that will not only > fulfill the honor and

integrity of the service but will have a > profound effect upon development and

application of the higher skill > sets associated with the Kundalini.> > Service

to others is an integral part of the program that is given. > The intended use

of love for the assistance of another, preferably a > stranger. Most people on

this list are strangers in the physical > sense, those already activated not

with standing. > > The Practice of giving service will allow for the continued,

> intentional, loving activation for the purpose of Kundalini > Awakening within

the guidelines of service and love and gratitude . > Bhakti based activities. -

chrism>

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Oh, Claudia! That is the saddest thing! You must have seemed like an

angel to her. She was in a desperate time of need and I can so

empathize with her. Thank you for that example. I think for some of us,

especially me, it is hard to overcome the barrier of shyness or even

stepping out of bounds of personal space to interact with strangers. I

guess I have a deeply engrained philosophy (for lack of a better word

right now) from childhood how I am to interact with people I don't

know. It's been difficult for me to overcome.

 

Thanks for sharing that with us.

Love,

Valarie