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I thought I would share a message from Whitehawk from the book Kundalini

Rising that I really liked:

 

" You are being cleansed of everything you think you are, so you can finally

become what you really are. May your journey be blessed. "

 

 

GCDeb

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thank you for sharing this quote and book! Love it! I did a quick search on

Amazon and couldn't find the book by Whitehawk. Is it on Amazon or found

somewhere else?

 

Peace,

Maggie

 

 

>Whitehawk from the book Kundalini Rising that I really liked:

>

> " You are being cleansed of everything you think you are, so you can

finally become what you really are. May your journey be blessed. "

 

> GCDeb

[Guest guest]

Hey Maggie - each chapter is a story from someone - I think there are 24

different stories. Whitehawk was one chapter. I am not at home right now, but

there were 4 or 5 authors and Ken Wilbur was one of them. The cover is red with

a white stripe in the middle. I ordered it from Amazon. If you need more info,

I will look it up when I get home. It is a very interesting book.

 

GCDeb

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you for sharing this quote and book! Love it! I did a quick search on

Amazon and couldn't find the book by Whitehawk. Is it on Amazon or found

somewhere else?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks Deb, a great quotation from a very good book that, as you say, covers

Kundalini from many angles - particularly useful for anyone curious about

Kundalini's impact on changes in brain activity (all good news !!), much comment

on Kundalini Yoga, discussions on the chakras, Kundalini's thrust in expanding

one's personal spirituality, K experiences in various cultures, and studies of

the connection between Near Death Experiences and Kundalini awakening - just to

mention a few topics.

 

Aside from Ken Wilbur and Whitehawk, Bonny Greenwell also makes a great

contribution. There are many references to Jung, Gopi Krishna and Bentov.

 

While there are plenty of acknowledgements in the book of the need for a shroud

of love, surrender and self-nurture to envelop the emerging K, the book does

seem incomplete insofar as very few (if any) of the authors talk of the need for

protections as, for example, listed in Chrism's Safeties. This, to me, is its

most disappointing omission; otherwise excellent insights, great value for money

(it's a cheap paperback) and I seem to recall that Amazon gives many reader

reviews on its book display page.

 

Deb, I've added " Kundalini Rising " to Selena's KAS-1 " Book's We Like "

Database. Thanks so much for your posting. Love - John.

 

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GCDeb wrote of " Kundalini Rising " : " ...each chapter is a story from someone - I

think there are 24 different stories. Whitehawk('s quotation) was (in) one

chapter. It is a very interesting book... "