How often do you get the periods of bliss, how long do they last and how do you cope?

[Guest guest]

I have a question for the group. I am just curious as to everyone's experiences

as it relates to your daily blissful experiences/infusions. How often do you

experience them, meaning daily, and if daily hourly?, and do they last for

hours? When they last for more than an hour, how do you manage to carry on your

normal activities and function? I do well on some days, and than on others not

so well. I am looking for any sort of advice or tips on how to carry on when

these periods occur. For the last month they have been intense and have lasted

sometimes for hours, and although I think I am doing MUCH better as far as

coping and functioning while it is happening, I STILL find it difficult at times

to carry on and function in a normal capacity. If I am at work, most often I

have to close the door to my office and just ride it out, until it ends. This

often times will be anywhere from 15 minutes to 50 minutes or sometimes more

than an hour. If someone

knocks on the door I try and be as brief as possible in my communication with

them, but it can be a struggle and most definitely can be counter-productive. I

have no choice but to continue and work. So when I hear the word surrender, I

understand that, but how do you surrender to it, when you are at the workplace?

I guess that is my question. If I am home, no problem... I just stop what I am

doing, and I completely DO surrender, because I am able to do just that, but at

work, I find it difficult to do. Any suggestions would be appreciated. My

comprehension is so bad during these times, if I am in a presentation for

example and am supposed to be absorbing what is being presented... Well if I am

in a period of bliss, you can pretty much forget that! I leave remembering very

little.... The sensation of bliss of course is wonderful, but the stress of not

performing the duties of my job can get to me at times..... Just brainstorming

a bit if you

don't mind.

 

Thanks for your help.

 

Sharon

[Guest guest]

Well Sharon,i personally, don't have a problem with bliss,the more

the better for me,lol.I can do everything while i'm blissed out but

it gets kind of hard when you have to think and inside you feel like

laughing continuosly,lol.When i don't feel the bliss constantly i get

grouchy and i feel really alone and lost,just as now.I must have the

word sucker written on my face because while i went to the store to

return a pair of jeans that my daughter couldn't fit into,i was just

offered a psychic reading by this little old woman and i refused.In

the beginning ,i was constantly blissed out and i didn't care about

anything,lol.It doesn't last forever,there will be days when you'll

miss it.What happens if you kind of smile while you are doing your

presentation ? If you smile and they see you smile then everyone will

start smilling.Just a sugestion.

 

love,nicole

 

 

 

 

 

, Sharon Grubb

<sharongrbb2000 wrote:

>

> I have a question for the group. I am just curious as to

everyone's experiences as it relates to your daily blissful

experiences/infusions. How often do you experience them, meaning

daily, and if daily hourly?, and do they last for hours? When they

last for more than an hour, how do you manage to carry on your normal

activities and function? I do well on some days, and than on others

not so well. I am looking for any sort of advice or tips on how to

carry on when these periods occur. For the last month they have been

intense and have lasted sometimes for hours, and although I think I

am doing MUCH better as far as coping and functioning while it is

happening, I STILL find it difficult at times to carry on and

function in a normal capacity. If I am at work, most often I have to

close the door to my office and just ride it out, until it ends.

This often times will be anywhere from 15 minutes to 50 minutes or

sometimes more than an hour. If someone

> knocks on the door I try and be as brief as possible in my

communication with them, but it can be a struggle and most definitely

can be counter-productive. I have no choice but to continue and

work. So when I hear the word surrender, I understand that, but how

do you surrender to it, when you are at the workplace? I guess that

is my question. If I am home, no problem... I just stop what I am

doing, and I completely DO surrender, because I am able to do just

that, but at work, I find it difficult to do. Any suggestions would

be appreciated. My comprehension is so bad during these times, if I

am in a presentation for example and am supposed to be absorbing what

is being presented... Well if I am in a period of bliss, you can

pretty much forget that! I leave remembering very little.... The

sensation of bliss of course is wonderful, but the stress of not

performing the duties of my job can get to me at times..... Just

brainstorming a bit if you

> don't mind.

>

> Thanks for your help.

>

> Sharon

>

[Guest guest]

Ask the Shakti for a break during work periods. Sometimes she is

open to this. Make sure you give her time " daily " in your non work

periods and do not cheat her out of " time " by working too long.

 

I suggest that you keep the door closed not because you have

anything to hide but merely to establish the permanency of the

change that has been initiated. It implies that you trust them to do

what they need to do without your constant supervision.

 

As far as meetings go, I would suggest that you employ what needs to

be used in order to not disturb others in any of the five senses of

discernment.

 

I would suggest that if the bliss comes anyway during the meeting

that you incorporate it into your " new awareness " and allow that

awareness to take on a function of management. Eventually you may

begin to hear the thoughts of others at the table. How will you

handle this as your mind becomes barraged with the thoughts of eight

other people at the table? So the bliss can then be used as a

filtration system.

 

Right now it is a good and joyful feeling. But it will mature into a

multi-faceted skill that will support the new functions that are

developing with in you Sharon. So yes talk with the Shakti. Be open

to a conversation. See if a modulation of time periods is in order.

If not go with what is given and work gently to incorporate it into

the scheme of the dynamics at work. It can be done and done in a way

that is conducive to your job being done well!

 

One does not need to be seen as dazed and confused. Kundalini isn't

a weakness it is just the opposite! So use this strength and this

energy to blossom at work and blossom at a meeting in ways that are

most appropriate to those labors. Tune in and turn on the after

burners. Then let your natural abilities become enhanced! -

blessings Sharon. - chrism

[Guest guest]

Thanks Nicole,  I am not saying it is a bad thing, I just find that the

intensity at times is so strong that I cannot focus.  I totally understand what

you say that when you it is not there you miss it. It is almost a catch 22 at

times for me. When it is not there I do miss it, but when it is there full

force it is difficult to function. Very hard to describe, but I sooo appreciate

your response.

 

Regards,

 

Sharon

 

--- On Wed, 8/13/08, ntaroiu <lsirca wrote:

 

ntaroiu <lsirca

Re: How often do you get the periods of

bliss, how long do they last and how do you cope?

 

Wednesday, August 13, 2008, 3:36 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Well Sharon,i personally, don't have a problem with bliss,the more

the better for me,lol.I can do everything while i'm blissed out but