Kundalini is something you definitely DO NOT WANT.

[CFTraveler]

I agree.

[Leon]

It is very simple, to avoid mental and any kind of health issues because of kundalini one must to do daily mindfulness meditation.

Robert Bruce says meditation is the key, all masters say meditation is essential as it is the core of kundalini because kundalini is all about deep altered states of mind.

You awakened your kundalini and don't wont to practice meditation then AS YOU BREW, SO MUST YOU DRINK and don't complain.

[ButterflyWoman]

It is very simple

No, it really isn't. If it was "very simple", people wouldn't need to have help, assistance, read books, talk to others, etc. They could just let it happen as it will and then get on with their lives. Perhaps there are people who experience a very strightforward Kundalini awakening, but that's the exception, and not the rule.

And what happens to people who have a spontaneous awakening with no idea what's actually happening to them? People without access to forums like this, people who don't even know what to ask or look for in the way of help? How is it "very simple" for them? Do you assume that absolutely everyone deliberately awakened Kundalini? Or that everyone for whom Kundalini awakened must have been "doing something" to make it awaken?

You can't assume that Kundalini is always deliberate, intentional, wanted, or otherwise chosen. You also really shouldn't engage in finger pointings and "it's your own fault" type thinking. It's not only uncharitable, it's ignorant.

[Leon]

No, it really isn't. If it was "very simple", people wouldn't need to have help, assistance, read books, talk to others, etc. They could just let it happen as it will and then get on with their lives. Perhaps there are people who experience a very strightforward Kundalini awakening, but that's the exception, and not the rule.

And what happens to people who have a spontaneous awakening with no idea what's actually happening to them? People without access to forums like this, people who don't even know what to ask or look for in the way of help? How is it "very simple" for them? Do you assume that absolutely everyone deliberately awakened Kundalini? Or that everyone for whom Kundalini awakened must have been "doing something" to make it awaken?

You can't assume that Kundalini is always deliberate, intentional, wanted, or otherwise chosen. You also really shouldn't engage in finger pointings and "it's your own fault" type thinking. It's not only uncharitable, it's ignorant.

[DarkChylde]

No, it really isn't. If it was "very simple", people wouldn't need to have help, assistance, read books, talk to others, etc. They could just let it happen as it will and then get on with their lives. Perhaps there are people who experience a very strightforward Kundalini awakening, but that's the exception, and not the rule.

And what happens to people who have a spontaneous awakening with no idea what's actually happening to them? People without access to forums like this, people who don't even know what to ask or look for in the way of help? How is it "very simple" for them? Do you assume that absolutely everyone deliberately awakened Kundalini? Or that everyone for whom Kundalini awakened must have been "doing something" to make it awaken?

You can't assume that Kundalini is always deliberate, intentional, wanted, or otherwise chosen. You also really shouldn't engage in finger pointings and "it's your own fault" type thinking. It's not only uncharitable, it's ignorant.

not only that , there's the fact Kundalini affects those around you as well , it's a life-changing event.

[74hc595]

not only that , there's the fact Kundalini affects those around you as well , it's a life-changing event.

I wonder, if at first hundreds, then thousands of people would consciously awaken and raise Kundalini, that could possibly be a world-changing event...

[Timothy]

not only that , there's the fact Kundalini affects those around you as well , it's a life-changing event.

That's PRIMO insight worthy of a sight more build in and around [even another throughing] toward it[Her]self. Awesome! DC!!!

To within clearing Her presence, I can add toward those "present" around affected, evil is not a presence ... evil is an absence.

One mayhaps find themself fleaing affected love that their loved ones be protected.

Ref: olyris - "the silver lining" http://www.astraldynamics.com.au/sho...ith-holy-water

How "selfish" gives birth to selflessness.

Tim

P.S. check this out: The Lonely ♥♥♥♥♥et
Http://youtu.be/sN0uU9eggEs

[ButterflyWoman]

I would call Kundalini "reality altering". When the self is altered, the reality around that self is altered.

Theoretically, one who has successfully incorporated the awakening/awareness that comes with Kundalini (and as far as I've seen and experienced, that can take literally years and doesn't always come to what you might call completion) should be able to master the reality around them, possibly quite significantly. However, that's theoretical, and very few people ever seem to really master it in any significant way. It's possible, but seems to be a tricky thing to do. The apparent persistence of reality is a hard habit to break, even with Kundalini working.

[Timothy]

As far as I can tell, if one is still eating/drinkin nn takin a crap/pee...then the world is unrenouceably their's.

Does in no way mean a one renounces the light of spirit. It is what it is, and it sure as hell ain't what it ain't, and THAT is not our's to "escapably" even renounce.

However, to what is one's freedom if they in kind are not THAT which free ... freely frees other?

The "I see monkeys" syndrome is merely a higher "dis-ease"...and not the higher love.

To say, evil is not a presence ... evil is an absence. Therefore, please do be humanly present and through expressive human nature be accounted fore/for.

Noblesse Oblige

[Timothy]

Double posted!? Please delete.