Kundalini can just appear!

[Guest guest]

Yes it can just appear in your life. Out of the blue. No meditation or yoga or

activation from a Guru. It can just happen! Typically a person has had previous

existence encouraging this condition.

 

This puts a strain on those who have issues with the whole past life existence

idea. So I will not " push " this idea. Instead I will focus on what you can do.

 

If you are suddenly taken with the symptoms of the Kundalini and I mean more

than one or two but with an abundance of the symptoms. Begin to do the safeties.

Some of the earlier symptoms are a dissatisfaction with current living or

relationship or behavioral approaches to happiness that do not include a sense

of deep inner spiritual happiness. A kind of searching for that inner quality of

grace and completion that can be so elusive in our western society.

 

One can have wealth and looks and career and accomplishment without feeling a

sense of wholeness and completion. Something is still missing. This kind of an

outlook and feeling can be a precursor to a Kundalini event. Searching for a

meaning in life and a dissatisfaction with the status quo of spiritual and

religious offerings.

 

Somewhere inside the person experiencing this is the knowledge of what needs to

occur. Of what next step needs to be taken. Often it is the Kundalini. So it

comes and so overwhelms the person that they self admit to a psyche ward and

pollute this incredible condition with tranquilizers and heavy sedatives that

actually can scar and hurt an individual permanently.

 

Instead I suggest that the person begins to practice the safeties. Begins to

condition ALL of the bodies not just the physical. But the mental, emotional,

psychological, spiritual as well as the physical.

 

Those " seeking this path " can have a distinct advantage as the conditioning can

be done consciously and with intention and the infusion is much, much smoother

and without the trauma that those without the conditioning can experience. -

 

[Guest guest]

Chrism, I had a fall and bruised my tailbone at age 13, which may have been the

impetus for my kundalini experiences, which through your education I can see now

clearly, oh *that's it*! Is it possible to recall the previous lives, if any,

where kundalini karma was sought? Is this kind of accident really an accident?

 

Your counsel to those seeking this path to practice the safeties is so right on.

What an advantage. I'm here to testify...!

 

As the more subtle/unrecognized k-activity emerged, amplified by yoga, mantra

and meditation practice of the past several years--raising kundalini wasn't on

my radar-- paradoxically as the more peaceful I started to become, the rancid

toxic emotional states purged, the amplification effect kicked me downstairs

several times from this boomerang effect. Not until I finally started on a

serious forgiveness path has this started to become an uplifting experience,

with gifts unfolding at an amazing rate.

 

I don't honestly think I would have ever dared to seek kundalini if it had not

come unto me. In retrospect, I consider with little doubt that without the

kundalini experience coming unasked, I could/would still be where I was at (or

worse), stuck in emotional turmoil and not motivated to change, grow, or seek a

better way. The path of least resistance.

 

Had I known of this essential preparation earlier in life would have made a

smoother path but now I feel lighthearted and it doesn't really matter as I've

learned to let go of coulda--woulda--shoulda and all that. You do a tremendous

service, thank you.

 

On a side note, any sense of the percentage of folk who have spontaneous vs.

practice-based or shaktipat awakenings? Just curious...

 

Namasté

 

~Delia

 

" As below, so above; and as above so below. With this knowledge alone you may

work miracles. And since all things exist in and emanate from the ONE Who is the

ultimate Cause, so all things are born after their kind from this ONE. " ~The

Emerald Tablet of Hermes Trismegistus

 

 

 

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> Instead I suggest that the person begins to practice the safeties. Begins to

condition ALL of the bodies not just the physical. But the mental, emotional,

psychological, spiritual as well as the physical.

>

> Those " seeking this path " can have a distinct advantage as the conditioning

can be done consciously and with intention and the infusion is much, much

smoother and without the trauma that those without the conditioning can

experience. -

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