Guest guest Posted November 24, 2009 Report Share Posted November 24, 2009 Hi Chrism, I have been practicing the safeties and I try to keep an attitude of gratitude, forgiveness, service and compassion throughout the day. I feel gratitude and connection for the divine shakti in me, however I am not trying to 'force' anything or have any expectations, especially with timing or intensity. Thank you. Blessings, love and light, Dave Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2009 Report Share Posted November 24, 2009 How are you approaching the Kundalini within you? @@ The main think is following the safeties. I was very, very ego driven especially during the 80's & 90's, where I amassed a lot of money and property, and 'stuff'. I had a breakdown when loosing all this so in a way I have had to remake myself. Being involved in Kundalini and following Chrism's directions and suggestions, is my new way. I have found there is no need for other 'stuff'.@@ Are you pushing it and forcing it? @@No. I love being relaxed with it. @@ Are you tied in to having as much phenomena as you can get? @@ No. I find what I experience is strong and enough for me to handle. I've had enough rushing and pushing in my life so now I have left it to Kundalini to guide me as she feels fit. I am also aware that if nothing is happening physically, then Kun. is probably working on my brain or nervous system. @@ Heres something: Levitation is an act of walking and not walking at the same time. Falling and standing at once. Kundalini is as a way of action intention and letting go at the same time. Can you conceptualize this? @@ Yes. I can conceptualise these staements but trying to relate them back would be difficult for me at this time.@@ - blessings Teacher, Iona x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2009 Report Share Posted November 24, 2009 I am doing the safties, tibetans and meditation. For me it is a slow and steady process that God is in charge of. I don't try to push but I am trying to pay attention and be aware of what is going on within me and around me. I had often ignored opportunities for growth in the past not realizing it was an opportunity until it had passed. Phenomena makes me a little nervous but not much has happened. I take a breath and remind myself that when it is time for me to learn about this a lesson will come and I will have the love and support I need to see me through. This process seems to be very slow and steady for me. I am thankful and prayerful for this amazing opportunity. Lydia K , " " <> wrote: > > How are you approaching the Kundalini within you? > > Are you pushinFog it and forcing it? > > Are you tied in to having as much phenomena as you can get? > > Heres something: > > Levitation is an act of walking and not walking at the same time. Falling and standing at once. > > Kundalini is as a way of action intention and letting go at the same time. Can you conceptualize this? - > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2009 Report Share Posted November 24, 2009 Nothing in happening in terms of K, At least not that I recognize Getting shaktipat here was my attempt to " push it " . It did not work. (yet?) I practice the safties and pray/chant several times a day I continue my psycho-spiritual adventure in life. Life is my path, my teacher Life gives me, takes from me and challenges me Everything is sacred. Every event in my life and every person I meet is my teacher. I try to move past conditioned responses and let what is be without judgment. I try to move beyond the fear that I sometimes feel I try to see/feel the love in every moment I try to respond to every situation and every person as it they are my beloved teacher (This can be difficult. I am a teacher and deal with angry, ignorant teens.) Every thing is just as it should be. life is the teacher. it gives me the situations i need for my psycho-spiritual growth. rich , " " <> wrote: > > How are you approaching the Kundalini within you? > > Are you pushing it and forcing it? > > Are you tied in to having as much phenomena as you can get? > > Heres something: > > Levitation is an act of walking and not walking at the same time. Falling and standing at once. > > Kundalini is as a way of action intention and letting go at the same time. Can you conceptualize this? - > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2009 Report Share Posted November 24, 2009 How are you approaching the Kundalini within you? Every day is unique for me. What stands in the next moment can't be known. Hence no approach. Its just experience. There is bliss after an abyss, an abyss after a bliss. Are you pushing it and forcing it? Subconsciously yes. When the waves of bliss begins, then there is a feeling that there is necessity for harmony/balance. During this period of high, there is a personal effort subconsciously to reach *that* highest point of ecstasy. However, nothing can be forced to achieve that state. It is this craving - a mismatch - a need to reach *that* highest point of ecstasy and your inability to do anything to reach *that* makes me mad. Though I can force Kundalini to move from the base of the spine to the head or make some patternistic movements in the head, I still can't conceptualise different movements and associated bliss. Hence, forcing it doesn't serve much purpose. Are you tied in to having as much phenomena as you can get? Except for bliss,no other phenomenon. I have tried in observing the prana relax into the heart chakra while meditating by putting up a deep sleep experience - and then all sense organs become futile(withdrawal). When the prana from the corners of the body goes back into the heart during sleep, the feeling is like a cloth that you have worn getting smaller and smaller and escaping into a hole with all the suction that one can feel in the heart.I am not looking at any other phenomenon but the great union. Heres something: Levitation is an act of walking and not walking at the same time. Falling and standing at once. Kundalini is as a way of action intention and letting go at the same time. Can you conceptualize this? - Yes. Kundalini is definitely a way of action intention + letting go. But the intention(conscious) is just like a little spark needed to ignite the fire. Once done the necessity of a spark is futile - when the burning fire of subconscious tastes the bliss, there is a subconscious intention to have more. But to have more, the only way is let go. Hence, actions and intentions are needed only until the current settles. Once it settles it is let go. Thanks, Skoogle The INTERNET now has a personality. YOURS! See your Homepage. http://in./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2009 Report Share Posted November 24, 2009 Hi Chrism..sorry did not see that email required all students to reply....my eyes not seeing what is right in front of me!! How are you approaching the Kundalini within you? I am letting it run or walk its course Are you pushing it and forcing it? Nno don't really know how to force it ...just meditate practice safeties through out the day, daily tibetans... talk to the universe and energies out there specific and general, striving for surrender at all times and sending forgiveness and forgiving self for a close relationship that worries me Are you tied in to having as much phenomena as you can get? No but am amused by phenomena occassionally when my abdomen has an earth quake or the toaster keeps tripping whem i use it but works for my daughter!!Some phenomena have become more gentle Levitation is an act of walking and not walking at the same time. falling and standing at once. Kundalini is as a way of action intention and letting go at the same ime. Can you conceptualize this? - iI think that i am trying to get on with life and see what comes to me...stay in the present and keep a alert and watch all that is around me with light especially i have become particularly aware of all shades and brightness that are brought to my attention sounds also amplified or maybe not just i am more aware of them..birds and other sounds around me. light and love...and thanks to you marie-anna ________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 25, 2009 Report Share Posted November 25, 2009 Hi Chrism, > > How are you approaching the Kundalini within you? The kundalini is in charge... i realize I have a simpe choice, to choose the ride or not, and in the end, there is no choice once I surrender to the ride, as to choose another way just creates suffering. The kundalini doesnt belong to me; I belong to the kundalini...yet in the end, the kundalini frees me to be what I always most deeply wanted to be.. > Are you pushing it and forcing it? Nope, i dont force it or push it, but I do push myself when exercising. I focus on practicing focused contractions, then intentional relaxation. K. pushes me all the time... > Are you tied in to having as much phenomena as you can get? Nope... I have enough phenomena.. > Heres something: > > Levitation is an act of walking and not walking at the same time. Falling and standing at once. > > Kundalini is as a way of action intention and letting go at the same time. Can you conceptualize this? - Its like breathing... do I breathe or does breathing happen? I seem to happen automatically in many ways, and when I stop choosing and just express what needs to be expressed, watching myself express it and knowing the loving good intention of the expresssion, then there is no holding on so letting go is not necessary. Its like enjoying a good dinner, without wondering what will happen after I finish eating love Bruce ps.. could I arrange a chat with you sometime on skype or ? it would be nice to touch base... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 25, 2009 Report Share Posted November 25, 2009 I respond to K like a child, innocently observing, taking it in and not judging, welcoming every change without preconcieved notions. I don't push or try to force it though I do have fleeting thoughts of thinking if I meditate more I will get more K activity but I quickly realise how faulty that thinking is. I have had such overwhelming blissful feelings I sometimes miss them and want more but then settle into a peacefulness of trusting that God and K know what they are doing. I have faith in them. I feel like I am practicing action intention and letting go at the same time with my daughter right now. Maryann , " " <> wrote: > > How are you approaching the Kundalini within you? > > Are you pushing it and forcing it? > > Are you tied in to having as much phenomena as you can get? > > Heres something: > > Levitation is an act of walking and not walking at the same time. Falling and standing at once. > > Kundalini is as a way of action intention and letting go at the same time. Can you conceptualize this? - > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 25, 2009 Report Share Posted November 25, 2009 How are you approaching the Kundalini within you? ------ With an open heart and an open mind Are you pushing it and forcing it? ------- No, but I am adamant about growth and striving for evolution. I do not wish to force more than I can handle. I would rather trot calmly than race and fall off a cliff. If I have a panic attack, I know it's time to take a breather and process what has been given =) Are you tied in to having as much phenomena as you can get? -------- A little phenomena is a way that the divine says hello in a very obvious way haha (imho), but I am more pleased with the internal changes and that is all that really matters. In the beginning I loved the phenomena because it was fantastical, but as I have matured in the process, I no longer try to micromanage or ask for " signs. " Heres something: Levitation is an act of walking and not walking at the same time. Falling and standing at once. Kundalini is as a way of action intention and letting go at the same time. Can you conceptualize this? - ---------Yes I can. We must be as a conductor (metaphorically speaking) =) -Tiffany S Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 26, 2009 Report Share Posted November 26, 2009 Hi chrism – late reply here – life is busy this end! How am I approaching the Kundalini? Lovingly and in the knowledge that it is an integral part of my being. Probably the best way to describe it would be as an inextricable partnership! I find that when I don't incorporate the Kundalini consciously into my actions things are not always easy. Having said that I am under no illusions that surrender is not abdication and this partnership requires full input from all aspects of my being. The full extent of the Kundalini still remains very much a mystery and I accept that that will only grow with time. Am I pushing it? Not at all – if you had asked that question 6 to 9 months ago my answer would have been very different, but I have come to accept that progression will take place at the rate that my physical being can keep pace with and very much in accordance with my `practice' and input. On that score it is constantly a principal focus of my daily life and actions. Am I tied in to seeking phenomena? No! I have come to accept that the phenomena are a `by-product' for want of a better description. I am naturally curious and do enjoy anything that comes my way but phenomena are not my objective – they will come and go as the Kundalini considers necessary. Levitation being an act of walking and not walking! Being on many planes simultaneously creates many contradictions on the physical! Can I conceptualise Kundalini as action intention and letting go at the same time? I am in it! My mind does get in the way at times but the `convergence' is getting better all the time. Love and blessings - Jonathan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 26, 2009 Report Share Posted November 26, 2009 Dear Chrism, , " " <> wrote: > > How are you approaching the Kundalini within you? ....At this time I just want the Kundalini rise within me. > > Are you pushing it and forcing it? ....I don't have any means to do so, I would like Her to rise gently. > > Are you tied in to having as much phenomena as you can get? >...Not thinking of any phenomena at this time, maybe not even later, but the Kundalini itself. > Heres something: > > Levitation is an act of walking and not walking at the same time. Falling and standing at once. > > Kundalini is as a way of action intention and letting go at the same time. Can you conceptualize this? ....Yes, I think I can... - > .... Thank you, Blessings, kurt Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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