Kundalini and some of the Responsibilities of Awakening

July 20, 2008

Yes this is a gift inside everyone. But it isn't so much a gift for

personal ego use as it is a responsibility to allow the expression

and surrender to the responsible egoless intention of the flow.

So surrender to the Kundalini and " conscious ego control " are two

responsibilities.

It isn't for self aggrandizement. Becoming a great and powerful

person or healer or anything that the ego would want isn't what will

be given and if the person allows ego issues to take control it can

become a painful experience.

Following the divine agenda of the Kundalini is another

responsibility.

Having Kundalini is for the continued development of the soul. An

entire landscape and a complete reality await those who walk this

path. Learning to speak the language of symbols and to honestly

chart the inner spaces of the conscious body for blockage or

impediment. One learns to surrender all of the material and physical

attachments though the timing of that is an individual process.

Surrendering attachments and learning to shift realities are other

responsibilities.

It is a blessed experience to be sure and it can raise one into

complete exaltation and yet this is where one must be willing to

look into the larger reality. Kundalini can make a person feel like

a God. And therefore this is yet another test for the person to

determine the amount of ego control that is being expressed.

Recognition of divinity within is not a problem. Having it become a

vehicle of separation from the individual or lording it over others

or it being used as a form of competition, these can be the

challenge for the unwary.

More ego controls are required as we walk, talk and work in an ego

dominated society. Think about this.

" Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. "

This is a good rule of note. Even though the Kundalini person has

knowledge that they have not studied for and abilities that cannot

be trained for, it does not mean that this rule is forsaken. It

merely moves the application of this rule into another format. This

rule can give grounding to the high flying kundalini person and it

is a helpful tool to remember in our interactions with others.

Another responsibility is to not be " tempted " by the elevated skills

and thrills that can come with an Awakening.

These are just a few of the inherent responsibilities of an awakened

person. Most of these will be communicated directly to the person

from the Kundalini itself as very strong impulses and internal

directives. These are in addition to the common responsibilities of

not cheating or stealing or hurting or killing or the speaking of

untruths. These responsibilities become ingrained within the person

and they are lines drawn by the Kundalini itself that the individual

will not want to cross.

This has been my experience anyway. - blessings all - chrism

July 20, 2008

This is a hugely important point. The ego is a major pitfall on the K

path.

Thanks for the reminder, Chrism

Sel

, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> Yes this is a gift inside everyone. But it isn't so much a gift

for

> personal ego use as it is a responsibility to allow the expression

> and surrender to the responsible egoless intention of the flow.

>

> So surrender to the Kundalini and " conscious ego control " are two

> responsibilities.

>

> It isn't for self aggrandizement. Becoming a great and powerful

> person or healer or anything that the ego would want isn't what

will

> be given and if the person allows ego issues to take control it can

> become a painful experience.

>

> Following the divine agenda of the Kundalini is another

> responsibility.

>

> Having Kundalini is for the continued development of the soul. An

> entire landscape and a complete reality await those who walk this

> path. Learning to speak the language of symbols and to honestly

> chart the inner spaces of the conscious body for blockage or

> impediment. One learns to surrender all of the material and

physical

> attachments though the timing of that is an individual process.

>

> Surrendering attachments and learning to shift realities are other

> responsibilities.

>

> It is a blessed experience to be sure and it can raise one into

> complete exaltation and yet this is where one must be willing to

> look into the larger reality. Kundalini can make a person feel like

> a God. And therefore this is yet another test for the person to

> determine the amount of ego control that is being expressed.

> Recognition of divinity within is not a problem. Having it become a

> vehicle of separation from the individual or lording it over others

> or it being used as a form of competition, these can be the

> challenge for the unwary.

>

> More ego controls are required as we walk, talk and work in an ego

> dominated society. Think about this.

>

> " Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. "

> This is a good rule of note. Even though the Kundalini person has

> knowledge that they have not studied for and abilities that cannot

> be trained for, it does not mean that this rule is forsaken. It

> merely moves the application of this rule into another format. This

> rule can give grounding to the high flying kundalini person and it

> is a helpful tool to remember in our interactions with others.

>

> Another responsibility is to not be " tempted " by the elevated

skills

> and thrills that can come with an Awakening.

>

> These are just a few of the inherent responsibilities of an

awakened

> person. Most of these will be communicated directly to the person

> from the Kundalini itself as very strong impulses and internal

> directives. These are in addition to the common responsibilities of

> not cheating or stealing or hurting or killing or the speaking of

> untruths. These responsibilities become ingrained within the person

> and they are lines drawn by the Kundalini itself that the

individual

> will not want to cross.

>

> This has been my experience anyway. - blessings all - chrism

>

July 20, 2008

i still struggle at times with wanting a more powerful and better " me "

but deep down i know that this is wrong, and the temptations are

becoming less and less powerful. i am more compelled now to surrender

i feel that deep down changes are being made, but i'm not really

conscious of them nor can i point to them or even know them. it seems

like a subconscious process and i sometimes wish i had more view into

what was going on... but all is well. i'm sure that day will come

thank you for writing this, it gave me more inspiration to

surrender and not give in to egoistic desires.

though i still yearn for OBE/astral experience, i think that this is

more to solidify beliefs and see whats out there and not merely to

fantasize

mikael

, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> Yes this is a gift inside everyone. But it isn't so much a gift for

> personal ego use as it is a responsibility to allow the expression

> and surrender to the responsible egoless intention of the flow.

>

> So surrender to the Kundalini and " conscious ego control " are two

> responsibilities.

>

> It isn't for self aggrandizement. Becoming a great and powerful

> person or healer or anything that the ego would want isn't what will

> be given and if the person allows ego issues to take control it can

> become a painful experience.

>

> Following the divine agenda of the Kundalini is another

> responsibility.

>

> Having Kundalini is for the continued development of the soul. An

> entire landscape and a complete reality await those who walk this

> path. Learning to speak the language of symbols and to honestly

> chart the inner spaces of the conscious body for blockage or

> impediment. One learns to surrender all of the material and physical