Guest guest Posted June 26, 2009 Report Share Posted June 26, 2009 Yes it is difficult to persist without the rewards that we feel we are deserving of. It is a difficult situation to be tested through. It can also be seen as so very necessary. We are all equals in the eyes of divine or higher consciousness so let us be clear about that. Inside of that equality everyone has refinements unique to them that they are allowed to go through in order to come into this expression. Without this having KUNDALINI could be deadly. We reach into these areas not in the ways that we reach into a grocery store. - lol! " Pay your money and get this or that. " We are so used to this concept and it permeates are expectations into almost every aspect of how we understand " giving to receive. " or " doing to receive " And yet even if one were to give a million dollars and try to buy their way into Kundalini it may not work for them at all! Everyone has their own unique refinement equation and as the refinements are achieved so does the person surge forward into that which they are striving for. Inside the concepts of " want of gain and fear of loss " our ego cannot know if that refinement has taken place. This will be communicated from another vector of expression " upon " the ego and the five bodies of expression. We reach into these places as a young bird reaches for flight with very similar results if the conditioning for that flight has not been achieved at the time of jumping out of the nest. Our familiar reality can be seen as a secure nest of known quality and quantity. Yes it can be a struggle. Having the Kundalini come without expectation or knowledge or understanding can also be a very major struggle without a secure tether to a familiar reality to hold onto. In so very many ways refinement is about struggle and work and conditioning to open the caccoon and step into the new expression. Sometimes the butterfly needs to do the work, to have the strength, to take the flight. Kundalini isnt easy. Even when it " just comes " it is never easy. We struggle and work and from those strenuous expressions of refinement do we gain our " heart hold " into the divine fields. - my take on it. - chrism , " Richard Eisenberg " <Pyaar333 wrote: > > It is difficult at times to continue the practice when not much is felt, specially during the shktipat when the practice is done three times a day! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 27, 2009 Report Share Posted June 27, 2009 For me, I continue to release my expectations. More surrender. Have I truly used what gifts I have been given to fully serve? To fully love and express love here on Earth? Likely I will never be able to use them fully. So what need of more gifts? Perhaps they will not come, perhaps they will. But if I am truly serving, loving and follow the safeties has laid before me, I think I won't be desiring phenomena or sidhis or other gifts from the divine. And then at that point they just might come... lol Ironic isn't it? be well all! bradly Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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