hello - Hello Dave

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Hello Dave,

Welcome to the group. My understanding of what the

word " Tummo " means is a bit different than yours. Tummo for me is a

Tibetan practice of raising certain qualities of heat in the body.

Much like what is stated here from another online service:

 

" Tummo is a Tibetan term for a suite of advanced sadhana,

contemplative practice, spiritual energetic work or meditation of

the Himalayan traditions of Vajrayana and Bön.

 

In common currency, Tummo is related to the description of intense

sensations of body heat, that are held to be a partial effect of the

practice of Tummo-meditation. Tummo is taught as one part of the six

yogas of Naropa. Stories and eyewitness accounts abound of yogi

practitioners being able to generate sufficient heat to dry wet

sheets draped around their naked bodies while sitting outside in the

freezing cold, not just once, but multiple times. "

 

This does indeed involve Kundalini Dave but is by no means a

definition of what Kundalini is. As far as success

from " padmacahaya " Well some get it and some dont. Same with my

seminars. Not everyone can have instant Kundalini some things are

worth working for though.

 

From your words it does appear as if you are gauging Kundalini from

the point of an aquisition of " Powers " . This point of reference will

serve to block much of the expression of the Kundalini as it is so

much a position of the " ego " wanting to have more power to exhibit.

Perhaps a change in the goals for awakening the Kundalini could be

beneficial.

 

Welcome again to the group Dave and many blessings to you. - chrism