Kundalini and Kabbalah

[Guest guest]

Hello Linda,

In my humble opinion they are not the same. Kabbalah can activate a

Kundalini response but Kundalini is as a divine presence, a consciousness.

Kabbalah is as a human ego understanding or attempted conscious ego

understanding of that divine presence or that divine consciousness and that

which falls outside of five sense awareness. This requires an expanded awareness

which I feel Kabbalah can provide.

 

Kabbalah can bring one into the astral areas and into an awakening of the

Kundalini but it is not Kundalini. Kundalini doesn't always have the individual

ego understanding as a primary agenda. Kundalini is as a divine force of

transformation and change upon and within a person with or without the conscious

understanding for any specific ego element of that person.

 

Kabbalah is a way of providing certain forms of information that can expand the

knowledge base of the ego and even going into that which is beyond it. But it

doesn't happen without the individual ego imperative.

 

Once Kundalini awakens that's it! Your ego is merely along for the ride or

trying to control the ride which is where problems can occur.

Divinity is gentle and loving and patient, to a degree, and it will steer a

person into areas of assistance as IT deems is needed by the individual

consciousness and this can be towards Kabbalah or religion or any of a number of

esoteric studies.

 

Kundalini is a divine consciousness of what Kabbalah may refer to as its Ain

Soph. From there " streams of light " or (Sefirot) are " assigned " specific agenda

or qualities such as:

 

Azilut (world of divine emanations)

 

Briah (world of creation)

 

Yetzirah (the pure souls which are deposited in the material, the souls of the

stars; the pure spirits are further differentiated as this enigmatic system

proceeds)

 

Asiah (world of activation)

 

These are mere " attempts of understanding " from the ego point of reference that

which is of the divine. The " streams of light " (Sefirot) from the unspeakable

(Ain Sof) as having certain qualities that can be seen as logical and or linear

constructs of activity within the expanded consciousness of the human ego.

 

Kundalini is many different qualities of a divine agenda that is actually forced

upon the person. Once it is awakened there is no going back. It will have its

way with a person regardless of ego desires. Regardless of the comforts of

understanding. Even so much understanding is given and we are allowed certain

expanded understandings of information given to us by the divine force of the

Kundalini as it determines what we can have and hold with and without

consideration to our addiction to temporal expectations. Our dependence upon the

comprehension of " time. "

 

These are " some of the major differences " that I am given to write of between

the Kabbalah and the Kundalini. - blessings Linda and all. - chrism

 

, " danceswithcats999 "

<crazycats711 wrote:

Is kundalini and kabbablah the same thing, but with different spellings? I am

wondering. LOL! and my mind is spinning.

> Love,

> Linda

[Guest guest]

Thank you chrism for the explanation of the differences. Yesterday was my first

day to delve into any thing of regards to the kabbalah so I really don't know

much at all of it, but Spirit within quickened as I watch/listened to those

videos. I appreciate you explanation.

 

Well, I take that back about yesterday being my first time with anything of the

kabbalah. I was just reminded Spirit, that we had jewish guest speaker at chruch

one day and Spirit within quickened with what he had to share that day as well.

 

Since my white on white dream the other day, I feel/since the

closesness/awareness of Spirit guidance return to me. I know it was there all

along, but there was something blocking my ability to recieve.

 

Love & blessings,

Linda

 

, " "

<> wrote:

>

> Hello Linda,

> In my humble opinion they are not the same. Kabbalah can activate

a Kundalini response but Kundalini is as a divine presence, a consciousness.

Kabbalah is as a human ego understanding or attempted conscious ego

understanding of that divine presence or that divine consciousness and that

which falls outside of five sense awareness. This requires an expanded awareness

which I feel Kabbalah can provide.

>

> Kabbalah can bring one into the astral areas and into an awakening of the

Kundalini but it is not Kundalini. Kundalini doesn't always have the individual

ego understanding as a primary agenda. Kundalini is as a divine force of

transformation and change upon and within a person with or without the conscious

understanding for any specific ego element of that person.

>

> Kabbalah is a way of providing certain forms of information that can expand

the knowledge base of the ego and even going into that which is beyond it. But

it doesn't happen without the individual ego imperative.

>

> Once Kundalini awakens that's it! Your ego is merely along for the ride or

trying to control the ride which is where problems can occur.

> Divinity is gentle and loving and patient, to a degree, and it will steer a

person into areas of assistance as IT deems is needed by the individual

consciousness and this can be towards Kabbalah or religion or any of a number of

esoteric studies.

>

> Kundalini is a divine consciousness of what Kabbalah may refer to as its Ain

Soph. From there " streams of light " or (Sefirot) are " assigned " specific agenda

or qualities such as:

>

> Azilut (world of divine emanations)

>

> Briah (world of creation)

>

> Yetzirah (the pure souls which are deposited in the material, the souls of the

stars; the pure spirits are further differentiated as this enigmatic system

proceeds)

>

> Asiah (world of activation)

>

> These are mere " attempts of understanding " from the ego point of reference

that which is of the divine. The " streams of light " (Sefirot) from the

unspeakable (Ain Sof) as having certain qualities that can be seen as logical

and or linear constructs of activity within the expanded consciousness of the

human ego.

>

> Kundalini is many different qualities of a divine agenda that is actually

forced upon the person. Once it is awakened there is no going back. It will have

its way with a person regardless of ego desires. Regardless of the comforts of

understanding. Even so much understanding is given and we are allowed certain

expanded understandings of information given to us by the divine force of the

Kundalini as it determines what we can have and hold with and without

consideration to our addiction to temporal expectations. Our dependence upon the

comprehension of " time. "

>

> These are " some of the major differences " that I am given to write of between

the Kabbalah and the Kundalini. - blessings Linda and all. - chrism

>

> , " danceswithcats999 "

<crazycats711@> wrote:

> Is kundalini and kabbablah the same thing, but with different spellings? I

am wondering. LOL! and my mind is spinning.

> > Love,

> > Linda

>

[Guest guest]

ain soph,

heres my experience lol..

ain = eye (arabic)

soph= wisdom (sophia)

 

meditate until you get a huge eye watching ya, be freaked of it for about a

month lol... then jump through it uttering some nonsence scottish phrase to give

one courage..and enjoy the trip

 

love and laughter

purple

 

 

 

, " "

<> wrote:

>

> Hello Linda,

> In my humble opinion they are not the same. Kabbalah can activate

a Kundalini response but Kundalini is as a divine presence, a consciousness.

Kabbalah is as a human ego understanding or attempted conscious ego

understanding of that divine presence or that divine consciousness and that

which falls outside of five sense awareness. This requires an expanded awareness

which I feel Kabbalah can provide.

>

> Kabbalah can bring one into the astral areas and into an awakening of the

Kundalini but it is not Kundalini. Kundalini doesn't always have the individual

ego understanding as a primary agenda. Kundalini is as a divine force of

transformation and change upon and within a person with or without the conscious

understanding for any specific ego element of that person.

>

> Kabbalah is a way of providing certain forms of information that can expand

the knowledge base of the ego and even going into that which is beyond it. But

it doesn't happen without the individual ego imperative.

>

> Once Kundalini awakens that's it! Your ego is merely along for the ride or

trying to control the ride which is where problems can occur.

> Divinity is gentle and loving and patient, to a degree, and it will steer a

person into areas of assistance as IT deems is needed by the individual

consciousness and this can be towards Kabbalah or religion or any of a number of

esoteric studies.

>

> Kundalini is a divine consciousness of what Kabbalah may refer to as its Ain

Soph. From there " streams of light " or (Sefirot) are " assigned " specific agenda

or qualities such as:

>

> Azilut (world of divine emanations)

>

> Briah (world of creation)

>

> Yetzirah (the pure souls which are deposited in the material, the souls of the

stars; the pure spirits are further differentiated as this enigmatic system

proceeds)

>

> Asiah (world of activation)

>

> These are mere " attempts of understanding " from the ego point of reference

that which is of the divine. The " streams of light " (Sefirot) from the

unspeakable (Ain Sof) as having certain qualities that can be seen as logical

and or linear constructs of activity within the expanded consciousness of the

human ego.

>

> Kundalini is many different qualities of a divine agenda that is actually

forced upon the person. Once it is awakened there is no going back. It will have

its way with a person regardless of ego desires. Regardless of the comforts of

understanding. Even so much understanding is given and we are allowed certain

expanded understandings of information given to us by the divine force of the

Kundalini as it determines what we can have and hold with and without

consideration to our addiction to temporal expectations. Our dependence upon the

comprehension of " time. "

>

> These are " some of the major differences " that I am given to write of between

the Kabbalah and the Kundalini. - blessings Linda and all. - chrism

>

> , " danceswithcats999 "

<crazycats711@> wrote:

> Is kundalini and kabbablah the same thing, but with different spellings? I

am wondering. LOL! and my mind is spinning.

> > Love,

> > Linda

>

[Guest guest]

LOL! I have seen the huge eye before but have not projected through it. I have

projected through a set of chomping teeth once though and went for a journey to

the moon, Dr. Suess style. It was a fun adventure.

 

Love & laughter back at you,

Linda

 

, " purple_firefly111 "

<purple_firefly111 wrote:

>

> ain soph,

> heres my experience lol..

> ain = eye (arabic)

> soph= wisdom (sophia)

>

> meditate until you get a huge eye watching ya, be freaked of it for about a

month lol... then jump through it uttering some nonsence scottish phrase to give

one courage..and enjoy the trip

>

> love and laughter

> purple

>

[Guest guest]

, " "

<> wrote:

>

Kundalini doesn't always have the individual ego understanding as a primary

agenda. Kundalini is as a divine force of transformation and change upon and

within a person with or without the conscious understanding for any specific ego

element of that person.

>

> Once Kundalini awakens that's it! Your ego is merely along for the ride or

trying to control the ride which is where problems can occur.

> Divinity is gentle and loving and patient, to a degree, and it will steer a

person into areas of assistance as IT deems is needed by the individual

consciousness

 

Hi Chrism,

 

This made me feel sad because it's very much my experience. I don;t really get

how something with my best interests at heart would not communicate what's

happening... feels like the ultimate letdown sometimes!

 

In the last two days I've drifted in and out of dream states, managed to send

everything away to let me make crumble in peace (huzzah), had an old lady ghost

on me, managed to send her off, found some kind of a squid ring inside me which

I think I always thought was me but isn;t and is draining my energy, cried over

my past relationships with people and how little reality I ever managed to get

to with them, became a toilet! LOL , went into total no thought peace at

varying different levels, saw people as lights, had a kind of panic attack, had

burning black pains, felt squirms and twitches under my skin, had amazing

serendipity in a crystal shop where I picked up a book wondering what a stone

was and it fell open to the right page in my hand, gone through all sorts of

emotions...

 

I mean. every single moment is different right now, I cycle through so much

stuff in such little time. and I have no idea what I'm meant to do to support

this or find a path through to smooth it - I do the safeties, I do tai chi, it

is helping and there are more than enough good moments and calm moments, but

 

I WOULD STILL RATHER LIKE TO KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON

 

I mean come on, do I not have some rights here?

 

I'm laughing right now but there was a true tear over it when I read your post.

I feel like the silliest little monster child has come and is trying to have

it's way with me. The idea that there is divinity behind it doesn't wash right

now - when I manage to say 'STOP and have it behave and stop is when I feel that

things are good and right and this is how things are meant to be.

 

The other thing I don;t like is how imprintable I am, how hopped up my

subconscious is, and the fact that all this might be going on but I know the

process enough in myself to realise that ultimately it all means nothing, (look

back on everything else I've thought since this started and thought 'wow, that

was crazy' and have no particular reason to assume anything different is

happening right now)... so most of the time I'm just being assaulted by random

noise while life passes me by!

 

just - eek! *dissolves in frustration*

 

Writing it all down makes it kinda funny. But only a bit -

 

Amanda