Thrills and Chills

[Guest guest]

Hi Tim,

>In other words, kundalini and tantra are popular for the same reason

>cocaine and heroin and marijuana and LSD are popular. They generate

 

Is having active Kundalini really popular now? I'd like to hear more about

that!!

 

In 1932 Kundalini awakening had rarely, if ever, been seen in the West;

that was noted by Carl Jung and colleagues at a symposium on Kundalini.

Clearly, spontaneous K. awakenings were unknown in the West.

 

Since then, so much of the ancient knowledge of the East has come to us and

many people became involved in various forms of meditation, yoga, martial

arts, healing, etc. And Kundalini began to appear more and more. My

impression is that there's a real explosion of K. in the Western world...

or maybe I should say epidemic. Many of us do seem to be K-contagious.

On the big K-list we see many people who had spontaneous K-awakenings and

at first had no idea what was happening.

 

But I hadn't heard that it's popular in some quarters. Some people have

encountered such prejudice and doubt that they don't want to tell anyone.

I can't really talk to my own kids about it... they simply don't believe

it.

 

So I'd very much like to know where it's becoming popular. Is it among a

certain age group? A certain segment of society? A certain part of the

country? In the colleges?

 

Thanks so much...

 

Love,

Dharma

[Guest guest]

On Fri, 21 May 1999 17:25:22 Dharma wrote:

>>>.... Tim said Kundalini is popular, and

>>> I asked to hear more about that. You're saying it's "the thing" now...

>>> can you tell me where this is? Is it widespread? In certain age groups?

>Do you mean it's popular with teenagers? Or older... >college age?

 

Hmmm.... I'm in college, have had one year in college

in New Age Town USA = Eugene (Oregon) and never heard

anything about K there, although a lot about Reiki...

 

Best regards,

 

Amanda.

 

 

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