Support for loved ones? Danielle

[Guest guest]

You are in process towards becoming whole and becoming more complete than most

people on the planet. We cannot walk another persons path for each path is as

individual to a person as people are to eachother. We are all unique. Our paths

are also unique.

 

Through grace we are given the opportunity to help eachother in certain areas on

this path but in other areas we cannot have help. We sometimes must walk alone

and come into the inner communications of what we can and must understand as the

solitary portion of a life path.

 

This can happen with or without the Kundalini. WITH the Kundalini the

untetherring of relationships based upon the emotional attachments can be a very

significant part of the KUNDALINI path. This is not typically understood by

those not on the Kundalini path and they will not understand.

 

Think about it for a second.

 

As they come into the house and see their partner wrapped up in a Kriya nose to

the floor legs splayed on on either side with one arm in the air over the head

and the other pushed behind the back with mudra. Making animal sounds.

 

One might think " How sad. " The difference is that this kriya can be giving the

Kundalini person intense pleasure and allowing for the further infusion of that

part of the energetic frequencies required for that aspect of their path.

 

But the unawakened person watching this may just feel pain in seeing this or

even hearing about it. " If this is whole..... "

 

Then there is the aspect of a possible break from a lack of neediness that may

have been given from one individual to the other in the past and may not be

present any longer. This can present a picture where one can feel unappreciated

no longer " needed " . This is true in a very real sense from the position of one

being in charge of another or having a feeling of a controlling dynamic.

Kundalini people will often begin to change their outlook on life as the divine

flower begins to unfold.

 

This unfolding is strictly between the divine and other Kundalini people. As

most others cannot understand the importance of a kriya or spinal sweep or the

intense emotional changes from depression to bliss. Seeing out of one eye...

They have no reference for it.

 

I will suggest that your friendship can start anew and that the old patterns of

expectations be released. IF this can be done then the new friendship can be

based upon a respect and consideration and a loving understanding that the

Kundalini person is inside of transformations that the other will not know. They

will not " get " or understand but love is there and friendship is there and those

aspects of a real and balanced relationship are still in place.

 

People change. Relationships change. Doesnt mean they have to end. Depends on

what attachments are being held onto and why. -

 

 

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

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> Whomever:

> Are there any further links, feedback, guidance regaring K and relationships.

My partner of 8 years has lost hope...stating " if this is your whole or close to

whole, that's really really sad " .

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[Guest guest]

Thank you Chrism. Interestingly so, I know this. I feel this is what I attempt

to share/relay. It breaks my heart to see such sadness and be told it's because

of who I am (though I understand beyond these words, I understand beyond the

dream illusion constructed)...getting to the core-to the essence-the center of

that darn tootsie-roll pop...whether as individual(s) or a couple. I did share

about my " expectations " having been redefined-as in dwindling down to the bare

bones of love. I have a knowing deep inside that I'm entering into a solitary

portion of my path...attachments gutted, tossed out, and the essence remembered

and embraced. " but love is there and friendship is there and those aspects of a

real and balanced relationship are still in place " .

 

The standing front and center for a solo performance makes my knees buckle. Your

a-capella song bring me strength and inspiration -thank you.

 

I have not shared about the extent of my Kriyas and they have not been witnessed

(not those of late). But I can imagine how that would add to any feelings of

isolation or confusion already experienced by one not within the experience. Oh,

mudra-that's what I was wondering-I'm so fascinated by the poses/postures-they

are so beautiful and personalized-thank you for answering my unspoken question

which apparently lingered within those spoken.

 

Many blessings and much gratitude for the feedback.

 

One eyed, one, and of ONE.

 

-Danielle

 

 

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