Guest guest Posted February 25, 2009 Report Share Posted February 25, 2009 Hello everyone. My name is Noah, and I am a new member. I think that I recently had a kundalini experience, and I'd like to share with you all my story. First off, here's a bit of my background with regard to meditation. Recently (past few months) I started practicing some light meditation (mostly on body sensations) to help relieve stress and anxiety. Over the past few weeks I've become more routine with regard to meditation. Also, sometimes I notice myself meditating during the day on and off while out doing things (mentally noting and accepting anything and everything that arises in the mind). Anyways, last week I laid down on my bed on my back and completely relaxed. I just laid there watching my body sensations. I soon discovered that, if I did not interfere, my body (hands/feet/limbs in particular) would start moving. It seemed that they would get into a certain position and tense up (even though I was relaxing). Needless to say I was intrigued by this, so later that evening I sat down on the floor to meditate on body sensation. Again, once I was completely relaxed, my feet, hands, and entire torso began to move. I " went with it " and soon discovered myself face down with my forehead touching the floor and my hands out in front of my body, palms down on the ground. My legs were still crossed and my heel was pressing into my navel area. Then, out of nowhere, I feel this tingling sensation between my genitals and my anus, immediately followed by an er3ction and an org@smic feeling (I was in a deeper meditation at this point and no thoughts were going through my mind). Once this happened, a lot of thoughts started to arise in my mind. I was very confused and somewhat afraid because this had never happened before. I tried to accept the fear/confusion and keep meditating but the feelings became too strong so I decided to stop. I got up off the floor, and I still felt the tingling sensation, but it felt as though it had grown in size - almost as if there was a hot ping pong ball resting down there. I figured the feeling would subside, and I tried telling myself that this occurrence was just something random and insignificant. However, I was still curious, so a little while later I laid down on my bed to, once again, watch my body sensations. The burning/tingling sensation was still there. Almost immediately as I started to relax the body I sustained another er3ction followed by another intense org@smic feeling. At this point I really didn't know what was happening. I was confused, curious, kind of scared, and feeling very good all at the same time. I had a lot of energy and the tingling / burning sensation felt like it was growing more and more intense. I was not able to sleep at all that night. I remembered hearing about kundalini energy, but didn't know much about it. Since I couldn't sleep I got online and read as much as I could find about it. I went to class early the next morning and could barely sit still in my seat due to the sensation. I started to think that perhaps this really was some type of kundalini-related experience, so I focused intently on infusing my entire body with mindfulness and equanimity. I wanted to watch what was happening to me. During my second class the tingling sensation down below finally stopped, but it re-appeared in my chest. I went home early and laid down on my bed in order to watch what was happening without distraction. The sensation soon left my chest and was absent temporarily even though I was searching for it. Soon thereafter my head started tilting backward, so I sat up to allow it to tilt completely back with my chin up in the air. The muscles in my cheeks and face started twitching and contorting. It felt as if little balls of energy were pushing their way up through my neck and into my face on either side. My eyes closed forcefully and stayed shut until it felt as if the energy went up into my forehead between my eyes. Then my eyes opened so forcefully that it felt as if I wouldn't be able to close them if I tried. I also felt extremely aware, and it felt like someone had turned down the volume level of my thoughts (could barely hear myself thinking). This happened over and over again and seemed to build in intensity. After working its way into my forehead, the energy started working its way up and around the back up my neck and behind my ears. My head kept swaying back and forth, left and right, and it felt like the energy was taking some crazy spiral pathway in its attempt to work its way to the top of my head. At one point after a ball of energy reached the top of my head my eyes closed extremely tight and there was a bright, vivid vision of a tree with white petals, followed by the silhouette of a forest. When this happened I started to panic / get very scared. I managed to calm myself. I felt exhausted, but as long as I let it, the energy would continue forcing its way up through my neck. Shortly afterward, I started seeing all of my thoughts (words and images) on this small square-like screen in the center of my vision. I could see the screen and its contents very well if I closed my eyes. As soon as a new thought arose it would take the place of the old thought on the screen. For some reason that is hard to explain, this really wreaked havoc with me trying to sleep. I felt as if I was split into the usual " me " and the " watcher " of the body / screen / sensations. So as I would drift off into sleep I would, for some reason, jerk back into consciousness. It was like the body was very tired and craved sleep, but as the watcher I didn't care, and the watcher didn't need sleep. Again, this is difficult to explain, but that is how it felt more-or-less. Eventually I was able to sleep and boy did I sleep. I slept on and off for about two or three days. I missed several classes, but I didn't care. It's been about a week since it happened. Here are some things I've noticed over the past week: The thought screen does not seem as apparent / obvious anymore. I was never one to remember my dreams very well, but now I can remember my dreams very well, and they seem much more vivid / detailed as they are happening. I don't care about a lot of things anymore that I did care about beforehand. I feel much more apathetic toward most things. I find myself staring off into space very often now. My logical/thinking process seems to be impaired in that I cannot think as clearly or quickly as before. Also, it seems like my vision has been dusted off, because now I see everything with very much clarity / sharpness. I have much LESS energy now than before, and I want to sleep all the time. There's no more pronounced body movement during meditation. Other than those things, I feel relatively normal again. I apologize for this being so long, but I wanted to be as detailed as possible. Also, I felt the need to simply get this all off my chest and share it with someone. Do you all have any thoughts as to whether or not this is kundalini related? Should I expect anything else like this to occur in the future? Thanks for reading, Noah Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2009 Report Share Posted February 25, 2009 Oh yes Noah - Welcome to the wonderful world of Kundalini. You have been given a beautiful gift that is very rare. You are in the right place and you will find many here who have experienced similar events. Each one of us has a unique path that will be directed by the Kundalini. I have not had the intense events you are having but I know from reading the others that it is all a normal part of the process. You are right to just go with it and let the Kundalini do what it must. Thank you for sharing - I love reading about others journeys. I am very happy for you. Please read the safeties and also you may want to check out the archive posts and chrism's articles. http://www.kundaliniawakeningsystems1.com/ chrism's articles http://www.kundaliniawakeningsystems1.com/the-safeties.html the safeties Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2009 Report Share Posted February 25, 2009 Hi Noah, welcome I can relate to much of what you say, and how the watcher never gets tired. For me, a lot of integration and change happened as I moved from the usual 'me' into what you call 'the watcher'. Often after a burst of K. activity, sometimes when it would push up, or pull my eyes closed, or things like that, I would usually dream intensly and then my energetics would get all over the place. Sometimes I need to sleep a lot, sometimes a little. Usually after each 'peak period' my system has to go through an adjustment phase. I find it best to just surrender to the process...if you need to sleep, then sleep. Also, do the 5 tibetans or yoga or regular excercise to keep on moving and balancing the energy. Your approach of openning to and accepting whatever arises will be very helpful in the path. warm regards Bruce Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2009 Report Share Posted February 26, 2009 Thank you all very much for the warm welcome. It is nice to be among people that are going through something similar. Also, thank you for the responses. They have been very helpful. - Noah Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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