Past Lives and Kundalini

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Dear Linda,

>Any past life experiences I've had have been spontaneous as has any movement

>of K - I have not tried to pull up past life recall. I'm with Harsha on

>this - it is too easy to move into imagination. What I realize is any past

>life experiences that were seen worked as a vehicle to my understanding of

>my samskaras or 'issues and sometimes the connection was seen immediately

>and sometimes later. For instance, once I saw myself committing suicide

>through drowning. For much of this life I had always had a strong desire to

>simply put an end to my life. At the time of this 'vision' I was not

>thinking at all of suicide.....however, the issue was to rear it's head

>again but when it did I was able to see that such a solution was not a

>solution at all as I had already done that and accomplished nothing by the

>act. Often relationships in this current life were given clarity through

>some past life scenes. I've come to the conclusion that such recall is

>'grace' and will happen to help us reach "Self".

 

Those are my impressions as well. The view of a

possible past life memory does serve to clarify and

actualize important issues in a very direct and

illustrative way. I am always open to the possibility

that that's what they are, complex illustrations of

one or more points pertaining to emotional and / or

spritual life.

 

There have been too many such illustrations

for me to go into detail

here, but suffice it to say that some of them have

been

directly related to nadis and helped remove those

as well as improve a lot of emotional issues,

which have made it easier for K to move.

 

They also did, as per my post in reply to Harsha's

story, focus spirituality and the perception of

self to a very high degree,

they have been almost as spiritual

riddles set in the form of complex stories, all

challenges for the self to consider and change

perspective, a learning process.

 

There has been a close connection and a feedback

mechanism (at least in the start) of K and memories

in the past.

But these days, memories may follow a rise in K but not

always and only as very insubstantial views, nothing like in the beginning.

>I guess that "self' does

>not need to see majesty or human power it appears that I was never

>Cleopatra, Alexander the Great or Joan of Arc .

 

Of course not.

 

I can't think of a single memory presenting the

possibility that I once had any substantial amount

of power either.

The locale and situations have always been

pretty insignificant in terms of power and influence,

but most certainly not in terms of emotional content.

 

And lots of spiritual work in the past, Buddhist

several times.

 

Thanks for your comments, Linda.

 

As I say, any and all information is appreciated.

 

Best regards,

 

Amanda.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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