Balance

[Guest guest]

We all have experiences and feelings that can fall under the

headings of negativity or fear or hatred. Much of this is due to the

quality and dynamic of how we have been conditioned to express in

our own interpretation of the culture and of the society that we

live in.

 

This is natural and it is part of how we process our many

experiences. It isn't " bad " . It is a product of many situations some

far removed from the present life time experience. It is a quality

with in ourselves that we need to honor and accept without going too

far or responding within the extreme aspects of a particular expression.

 

We strive for balance in this path. Balance between the male and the

female, balance between the light and the darkness, balance between

the good and the evil. Only by walking the narrow path between these

opposites can we understand ourselves and our brothers and sisters.

This can create a form of non-dualism by honoring them both as they

become a single expression. Similar to the Shakti and the Shiva, the

sacred male and sacred female when both are joined become the single

and yet plural divine embodiment. " The Two that are One and the One

that is Two " .

 

As the Kundalini begins to emerge within a person it can be

beneficial to accept these aspects of the individual spectrum of

expression. Not just the good and not just the bad. Not just the

beautiful and not just the ugly. The entire spectrum needs to be

accepted. By accepting I am not suggesting to partake of the extreme

actions of either one but to enjoy a selected " choice " of what is to

be and what is not to be with in your own personal parameters of

what you feel is appropriate for you at this time.

As this is done the entire whole can eventually be accepted.

 

Balance of these forces with in us will help one to be able to stand

back and observe how we respond to certain stimulus as we interact

in our society. How we are quick to anger or quick to forgive. How

we are loving towards others and yet hateful to ourselves. How we

are loving to ourselves and yet hateful to others.

 

We begin to take the steps towards self mastery and how we would

like that to manifest. This means that we begin the process of

controlling how we " think and feel " about " any " given situation.

Kundalini will often guide a person into these areas with intuitive

gifts of feeling and a knowingness.

 

I suggest we walk the path of love. So

the " LOVE " dynamic will be given the locus of focus for how we wish

to proceed without the abrogation of choice. Love is a many faceted

jewel and it can cut as well as cure.

 

Kundalini will offer a person direct real time experiences in the

many aspects of who we are in darkness and who we are in lightness.

It is the ultimate purveyor of personal honesty. Nothing can be

hidden from it.

 

So as you experience some difficulties and some fears know that this

is the course of balance being taken by you and your Kundalini at

this time and feel the love and the nurturing that is there for you

to have as well as the balance of forces that is taking place in

front of and behind your eyes.

 

Too much negativity will be experienced in an amplified version

until one can begin to hear the intuition of a " balanced by love "

quality calling to them from their darkness in the ways that is

appropriate to that individual's personal situation. Too much love

will be balanced by discernment of where this quality can be

dispersed into other areas lacking it.

 

The path to enlightenment requires that these areas within us become engaged in

the process of a conscious balance in such a way as to allow the enlightened

individual access to the divine firmaments. Bliss, ecstasy, and the inner sun

lit up behind closed eyes are sign posts of the path.

 

One enters these areas from balance and surrender to the forces of the divine

within us. As we experience the extreme poles of the forces within us we begin

to come into close contact with the promise of the divine within us. - blessings

- chrism