Who ever you are, where ever you are

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Yes there is always a cost.

 

Effort and intent, discernment and honesty, desire and surrender, perseverance

and patience, love and integrity, forgiveness and gratitude, and more....

 

Your practice will bear fruit. As I have been activating folks I have found that

intense self correction to be very healthy in the quest to hold the Kundalini

brightly within oneself. The above qualities can be difficult to maintain in

western society. Or any society. Yet they are the price for this lineage of the

Kundalini.

 

This is the legacy of those who sought and achieved the Kundalini for the

purpose of loving kindness actively expressed to all. This is the lineage of St.

Teresa of Avila, St. Francis of Assisi, Padhmasambava and the Anandas' of India,

the ascended ones of the Tuatha De Danaan,

 

Those entities who gave the answers at the oracle at Delphi and Asclepion. The

entities that inhabit the healing waters at Lourdes and Majagoria, The entities

that heal and serve the poor and helpless in Brazil and Africa, The Buddhists of

love and outreach, the brothers of Islam.....there are many others and it goes

far into the distant past.

 

I won't even attempt to prove it empirically. When I go inside and up with this

question, this is what I am told, and then bliss explodes inside me.

 

Who ever you are, where ever you are, it is no accident you are here.

 

Many people fear the Kundalini because of the temptations and power revealed,

and how far the fall can be. This is " the " vertical path. You will go as far as

you are able too. At this time. Then you may rest and go farther. This is the

nature of the path. Learn then practice what you learn and then teach those by

example. Those who have yet to be where you are. - blessings all! - chrism

[Guest guest]

dear chrism,

 

thanks for the posts on this day also... the teachings flow into the gaps in my

understanding.

 

re " working directly with the teacher " ...yikes is right...lol!

 

love julia

 

 

 

 

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