Guest guest Posted March 24, 2000 Report Share Posted March 24, 2000 Dharma wrote: > > Dharma <fisher1 > > Hi Mike, > > >Thanks, Dharma, for your thoughtful and > interesting post. Being someone > >who works in the mental health field (and > often makes the diagnosis of > >psychosis) I would think that I would know > more about k. related problems. > >The fact that I don't probably makes some > comment about traditional > >western medicine (but I'm not going to go > there). > > Well, this is really a new thing in the > West. Fifty years ago there > weren't people going into spontaneous > Kundalini activation all across the > country. There weren't even a lot of > people meditating and aware of these > things. Whatever the cause is, it's > happened fast! Not too many doctors > and therapists know about it. There is a > hot-line... you can find out > about that at El Collie's Shared > Transformations website. And I'm sure > those folks are glad to know about any more > medical people and therapists > who know about it and can be called on for > help. > > I have a new local doctor myself... I'm > going to go by one day and drop > off a copy of Sannella's book. It's a > little disconcerting when you tell > your doctor you've got active K. and she > says, "What's that?" )) And you > have to start by saying, "Well, it's not a > disease..." > > >Of course, my thinking that I should know > more about k. is likely just my > >ego talking (wasn't it Mark Twain who > said, "It isn't the things that I don't > >know that hurt me; it's the things that I > know for a fact that just ain't > >so!"). > > )))))))))))) LOL ))))))))))) I love > it!! > > So glad you're here! > > Love, > Dharma Having been raised by two active k parents, that are also psychiatrist of renown in Canada. A doctor answering to "what's that?" to someone saying he or she "has" kundalini, does not bother me much... A doctor not asking to himself or herself what is life?, or even worst a doctor who believes he or she as an answer to what is life? Is to my eyes a very dangerous doctor... The first step is to listen to the patient, he/she is the one who teaches. At least it is what my parents have left as an impression of practising their profession as a service... Antoine -- May our communities become those of people who learn from everyone instead of teaching to everyone! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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