Hello Bruce

[Guest guest]

No worries Bruce this is on topic. Reads like you're accessing some

of Erik Eriksons work:

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychosocial_development

 

Kundalini is the evolutionary process into the next " state " of

being. It is a continuous process of transformation. There is no

model of completed evolution.

 

Conscious if you know what is occurring, unconscious if you don't

but are able to take the cues. The transformative stage of the

Kundalini which appears to be where you are now Bruce is perhaps

composed of micro stages of expression.

 

We go from some beginning signatures of heat at the base of the

spine among other symptoms, to emotional releases among other

symptoms to spinal sweeps to kriyas and so forth. All of these

physical changes or micro states are happening at the same time with

other micro state symptoms of the mental body, emotional body,

psychological body, and spiritual body.

 

One will pass through certain areas of the Kundalini transformative

process and continue into the next. These stages can be punctuated

by stages of a plateau in the expression of the Kundalini as the

body(s) are given time to process the changes.

 

I feel the Kundalini will express these changes whether or not the

individual can make heads or tails of what is occurring. The mental

body is merely one aspect of what is occurring and it will struggle

along with the psychological ego body in trying to remain relevant

inside of these transformations.

 

The mind, like the physical body, is a mere recipient of the

Kundalini stages and must surrender along with all of the other

aspects of the combined " self " .

 

Kundalini is a bridge into the divine and western consciousness has

a difficult time quantifying, measuring, and comprehending that

which is at the very least incomprehensible by the narrow standards

of science and the mere mental body. So it will struggle and create

quantification where none may actually exist except in its creative

functions of discernment.

 

Conscious evolution can be seen as surrender to the forces that

actuate that evolution. Kundalini is this force. -

 

 

, " bruce_oom "

>

> I am still curious about the relationship between K. and stage

> development in consciousness evolution, or if K is just state

> development...any thoughts, Mikael? or Chrism..do you have any

> thoughts on this.

[Guest guest]

Hi Chrism,

 

yep..I resonate with what you are saying. It hasnt mattered what I

think; K just does its thing regardless. I am also with you that what

is happening and the awareness that has resulted is incomprehensible

to the thinking dualistic mind..on the flip side, its fun making maps

of the territory

 

I have found that having a mental map of what is going on does help

with the process;

 

Bruce

 

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> I feel the Kundalini will express these changes whether or not the

> individual can make heads or tails of what is occurring. The mental

> body is merely one aspect of what is occurring and it will struggle

> along with the psychological ego body in trying to remain relevant

> inside of these transformations.

>

> Kundalini is a bridge into the divine and western consciousness has

> a difficult time quantifying, measuring, and comprehending that

> which is at the very least incomprehensible by the narrow standards

> of science and the mere mental body. So it will struggle and create

> quantification where none may actually exist except in its creative

> functions of discernment.

>

> Conscious evolution can be seen as surrender to the forces that

> actuate that evolution. Kundalini is this force. - blessings -

chrism

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