new to the group

[Guest guest]

Hello Pamela that was a wave of energy seeking to open your seventh

energy center or chakra. That you went to receive deeksha with out

knowing of the Kundalini is surprising. But the rippling is not

necessarily a Shaktipat which is what deeksha can turn into. A

transference of Kundalini or an activation of it. How do you feel

these days? -

[Guest guest]

I'm feeling great! I've had some things happen in the past few months that in

the past I would have fallen apart over but was able to handle things in a very

present and accepting position. People I know noticed the difference and kept

commenting on how well I was handling things.

 

pamela

 

chrism <> wrote:

Hello Pamela that was a wave of energy seeking to open your seventh

energy center or chakra. That you went to receive deeksha with out

knowing of the Kundalini is surprising. But the rippling is not

necessarily a Shaktipat which is what deeksha can turn into. A

transference of Kundalini or an activation of it. How do you feel

these days? -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Welcome Pat,

Yes Kundalini as a way of keeping humanity in its place

is not how i would understand it. Having dreams become the waking

state does happen at times but not typically.

 

Nice to read of your experiences and welcome! No stick figures here

and the eye that you see is common for those approaching the

Kundalini. Is it a " blue " eye? -

[Guest guest]

Is the blue eye related to the eye of Horus and the pyramid?

 

chrism <> wrote: Welcome

Pat,

Yes Kundalini as a way of keeping humanity in its place

is not how i would understand it. Having dreams become the waking

state does happen at times but not typically.

 

Nice to read of your experiences and welcome! No stick figures here

and the eye that you see is common for those approaching the

Kundalini. Is it a " blue " eye? -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hey Pat,

 

A number of people meet things obe that actually represent things in

their lives. (just like in the dreamworld often things have symbolic

meanings.) It makes sense on some level that something in your life

that troubles you would drain you. A stick figure coming out of your

closet and draining you, sounds very much like a 'skeleton in the

closet' to me. Following the safeties, going back over your life and

forgiving and asking forgiveness for past deeds might clear this

issue up (if it is one). Otherwise the next time you start to go Obe

and the stick figure comes out of the closet again, pay close

attention to what issues or memories may be attached to it. You may

be able to work through whatever is draining you! This is just my

hunch, so please use your discretion. But like you say we are much

more than our physcial bodies, no fear hmm?

 

Peace be with you, and welcome!

 

bradly

 

 

> I had a stick figure come out of my closet, walk around my bed and

bend down to attach

> to me to draw energy from me, I popped quite hard back into my

body.

[Guest guest]

Hello Pat, nice to read about you! Welcome to the group! I hope you enjoy the

love and compassion as I am.

 

Love,

katherine

 

 

 

Pat <LookinglassAussies

 

Friday, May 18, 2007 7:58:54 PM

New to the group

 

Hi, I am interested in learning about Kundalini. I went to the files section and

down

loaded the information there to start with. That will keep me busy for quite

awhile. It is

really difficult to decide what to say in a short, introduction. I just had my

60th birthday, I

live on 20 acres of forested land in Oregon. I've had a few OBE's, some were

glorious,

some were not scary at the time, but scary later when I thought about them. For

instance,

I had a stick figure come out of my closet, walk around my bed and bend down to

attach

to me to draw energy from me, I popped quite hard back into my body. When I saw

the

figure I was above my body (I didn't know I was out of my body til I jerked back

in), I kept

my mind completely quiet - I assumed this thing would go out the wall of my

bedroom

and away. When it came back to me, I didn't panic until it bent over toward me.

 

After several of these types of experiences, I decided that I didn't want to

have anymore

OBE's until I learned about what was going on and how to protect myself. I am a

little

concerned that I may be having energy taken from me and not be aware of it.

 

But besides that, I sometimes talk to the trees, and at times I am energized by

something

that feels like a response from them. Usually it feels like a loving entity has

entered my

body, the energy swelling or swirling. Sometimes it feels like it comes up the

spine and

sometimes it feels like it enters through my head. I also feel almost a buzzing

on my

head, neck and sometimes when I close my eyes I see an eye.

 

The only other comment I would like to make is that my first encounter with the

word

Kundalini was in a book by P.D. Ouspensky who was talking about the teachings of

Gurdjieff. He says that Kundalini is the power of imagination or fantasy and

your dreams

take the place of reality and its put here to keep man in their place. So I was

put off by it.

 

I can see that you disagree with this. My OBE's have helped me realize that my

life in the

physical is just a part of me. I know I am much more. Thank you for sharing your

thoughts and experiences with me.

 

Well, so much for a short introduction.

 

Pat

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Thank you Katherine, I am enjoying reading about everyone's experiences very

much.

Some of it is going over my head, such as what is Kryias. But since I am so

new, I haven't

had time to read the files. Yes, I can feel the love and compassion here. I

am glad I found

this site. - Pat

, Katherine Miller

<katsam19 wrote:

>

> Hello Pat, nice to read about you! Welcome to the group! I hope you enjoy the

love and

compassion as I am.

>

> Love,

> katherine

>

>

>

> Pat <LookinglassAussies

>

> Friday, May 18, 2007 7:58:54 PM

> New to the group

>

> Hi, I am interested in learning about Kundalini. I went to the files section

and down

> loaded the information there to start with. That will keep me busy for quite

awhile. It is

> really difficult to decide what to say in a short, introduction. I just had my

60th birthday,

I

> live on 20 acres of forested land in Oregon. I've had a few OBE's, some were

glorious,

> some were not scary at the time, but scary later when I thought about them.

For

instance,

> I had a stick figure come out of my closet, walk around my bed and bend down

to attach

> to me to draw energy from me, I popped quite hard back into my body. When I

saw the

> figure I was above my body (I didn't know I was out of my body til I jerked

back in), I

kept

> my mind completely quiet - I assumed this thing would go out the wall of my

bedroom

> and away. When it came back to me, I didn't panic until it bent over toward

me.

>

> After several of these types of experiences, I decided that I didn't want to

have anymore

> OBE's until I learned about what was going on and how to protect myself. I am

a little

> concerned that I may be having energy taken from me and not be aware of it.

>

> But besides that, I sometimes talk to the trees, and at times I am energized

by

something

> that feels like a response from them. Usually it feels like a loving entity

has entered my

> body, the energy swelling or swirling. Sometimes it feels like it comes up the

spine and

> sometimes it feels like it enters through my head. I also feel almost a

buzzing on my

> head, neck and sometimes when I close my eyes I see an eye.

>

> The only other comment I would like to make is that my first encounter with

the word

> Kundalini was in a book by P.D. Ouspensky who was talking about the teachings

of

> Gurdjieff. He says that Kundalini is the power of imagination or fantasy and

your dreams

> take the place of reality and its put here to keep man in their place. So I

was put off by

it.

>

> I can see that you disagree with this. My OBE's have helped me realize that my

life in the

> physical is just a part of me. I know I am much more. Thank you for sharing

your

> thoughts and experiences with me.

>

> Well, so much for a short introduction.

>

> Pat

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Welcome Pat. You will be amazed at the people and the stories here. I

think that most people are used to thinking of reality as something static

that is experienced by everyone. I guess that seeing through this illusion

is step one of making spiritual progress. This group will definitely

challenge the " normal " 5 sense mindset. :-) Welcome!

 

Blessings to you...

Paul

 

> " Pat " <LookinglassAussies

>

>

> New to the group

>Fri, 18 May 2007 23:58:54 -0000

>

>Hi, I am interested in learning about Kundalini. I went to the files

>section and down

>loaded the information there to start with. That will keep me busy for

>quite awhile. It is

>really difficult to decide what to say in a short, introduction. I just

>had my 60th birthday, I

>live on 20 acres of forested land in Oregon. I've had a few OBE's, some

>were glorious,

>some were not scary at the time, but scary later when I thought about them.

> For instance,

>I had a stick figure come out of my closet, walk around my bed and bend

>down to attach

>to me to draw energy from me, I popped quite hard back into my body. When

>I saw the

>figure I was above my body (I didn't know I was out of my body til I jerked

>back in), I kept

>my mind completely quiet - I assumed this thing would go out the wall of my

>bedroom

>and away. When it came back to me, I didn't panic until it bent over

>toward me.

>

>After several of these types of experiences, I decided that I didn't want

>to have anymore

>OBE's until I learned about what was going on and how to protect myself. I

>am a little

>concerned that I may be having energy taken from me and not be aware of it.

>

>But besides that, I sometimes talk to the trees, and at times I am

>energized by something

>that feels like a response from them. Usually it feels like a loving

>entity has entered my

>body, the energy swelling or swirling. Sometimes it feels like it comes

>up the spine and

>sometimes it feels like it enters through my head. I also feel almost a

>buzzing on my

>head, neck and sometimes when I close my eyes I see an eye.

>

>The only other comment I would like to make is that my first encounter with

>the word

>Kundalini was in a book by P.D. Ouspensky who was talking about the

>teachings of

>Gurdjieff. He says that Kundalini is the power of imagination or fantasy

>and your dreams

>take the place of reality and its put here to keep man in their place. So

>I was put off by it.

>

>I can see that you disagree with this. My OBE's have helped me realize

>that my life in the

>physical is just a part of me. I know I am much more. Thank you for

>sharing your

>thoughts and experiences with me.

>

>Well, so much for a short introduction.

>

>Pat

>

>

 

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[Guest guest]

Oops, how'd I miss this? Welcome Pat! I also feel a strong connection

with trees, and love to hear the wind blowing through the leaves and

branches... love & light ~Jen~

 

, " Pat "

<LookinglassAussies wrote:

>

> Hi, I am interested in learning about Kundalini. I went to the

files section and down

> loaded the information there to start with. That will keep me busy

for quite awhile. It is

> really difficult to decide what to say in a short, introduction. I

just had my 60th birthday, I

> live on 20 acres of forested land in Oregon. I've had a few OBE's,

some were glorious,

> some were not scary at the time, but scary later when I thought

about them. For instance,

> I had a stick figure come out of my closet, walk around my bed and

bend down to attach

> to me to draw energy from me, I popped quite hard back into my body.

When I saw the

> figure I was above my body (I didn't know I was out of my body til I

jerked back in), I kept

> my mind completely quiet - I assumed this thing would go out the

wall of my bedroom

> and away. When it came back to me, I didn't panic until it bent

over toward me.

>

> After several of these types of experiences, I decided that I didn't

want to have anymore

> OBE's until I learned about what was going on and how to protect

myself. I am a little

> concerned that I may be having energy taken from me and not be aware

of it.

>

> But besides that, I sometimes talk to the trees, and at times I am

energized by something

> that feels like a response from them. Usually it feels like a

loving entity has entered my

> body, the energy swelling or swirling. Sometimes it feels like it

comes up the spine and

> sometimes it feels like it enters through my head. I also feel

almost a buzzing on my

> head, neck and sometimes when I close my eyes I see an eye.

>

> The only other comment I would like to make is that my first

encounter with the word

> Kundalini was in a book by P.D. Ouspensky who was talking about the

teachings of

> Gurdjieff. He says that Kundalini is the power of imagination or

fantasy and your dreams

> take the place of reality and its put here to keep man in their

place. So I was put off by it.

>

> I can see that you disagree with this. My OBE's have helped me

realize that my life in the

> physical is just a part of me. I know I am much more. Thank you

for sharing your

> thoughts and experiences with me.

>

> Well, so much for a short introduction.

>

> Pat

>

[Guest guest]

Welcome to the group Lara! Sounds like you are having a " normal "

experience to me. It's good to hear you are excited about the K!

Let the emotions come out so they can be released, you will feel much

better. You might find a lot of fluctuation in emotions at the

beginning from extreme highs to lows. I try to observe my feelings

rather than be in the thick of them, if that makes sense. It helps

to not get caught up in the tide.

 

Sarita

 

, " laraknight97 "

<laraknight97 wrote:

>

> HELLO My name is Lara and I am new to the group.

> Have been finding my way around how to get my messages onto

> the group... So to introduce myself, I have always been

> interested in spiritual teachings, and feel a great need

> to help people from a healing point of view,

> however need to help myself first!

> So to have this wonderful opportunity I feel so excited.

> I have started the safeties and the first time

> felt very ill to say the least and have been having

> a fluttery heart thing going on. Also feel very sensitive

> to emotion, for example tears well up and I have

> to try very hard not to just cry.. or maybe I should?

> Also for the first time seem to be remembering dreams, and

> they are very different!

> are all these things 'normal'..

>

[Guest guest]

Hello again Maritza! Welcome. I loved reading your story. May we

post your awakening story on the website? We are collecting the

stories of how members awakened.

 

Sarita

 

, " Maritza "

<mcastrillon_2000 wrote:

>

>

> Hello to all, my name is Maritza and I have been meditating and

> being on the spiritual and inner healing for about a year and a

half

> now. I pretty much started to do them on my own because my father

> was diagnosed with a terminal illness and that was the ONLY way to

> find peace and to see it through. I have been meditating with the

> meditations that Kelly Howell offers and I came accross the

> Kundalini Awakening and of course, I didn't make anything of it

> except that it stated that I would:

> -Increase health and vitality

> -Recharge and refresh your brain

> -Obtain greater clarity and insight

> -Expand creativity and intuition

> So, I bought it and tried it (this was on a Monday) but 5 days

after

> I had started to meditate (Saturday) I had an out of body

experience

> (like a trance) with my inner child. I was saying ALL KINDS of

> things of rage, anger fustration, loneliness, abandonment that I

had

> repressed deep inside me but they weren't deep inside me anymore.

I

> went through forcing to vomit to dragging myself on the floor,

> through crying like a child, through having a temper tantrum as a

> child too and to letting out all of these things (verbally out

loud)

> that only I knew had happened in my life. I kicked, hit, cried,

> yelled and screamed all of those feelings out. My energy was going

> everywhere, I felt it coming and going through my body like forces

> that I couldn't hold back. That's when I realized that this wasn't

> normal that I had to read up on it, and low and behold, to my

> surprise this is something beyond myself. I opened up a can of

> worms that undoubtedly I had NO KNOWLEGE of. When I started to

read

> all of the symptoms and the process I literally fell into a I'm not

> going to resist it because it says not to, but I was not ready for

> this awakening. I've been since then, trying to do let the process

> pass through me with respect and reverence with the only faith that

> I know that there is no turning back and that God will see me

> through it.

>

> My upbringing is Catholic but ever since I started through my

> spiritual journey I pretty much do not denominate my religiious

> background. I am a firm believer in God and I believe that God

sent

> Jesus to die for our us to save us from our sins. Well, my partner

> is acting like it really isn't happening....like I'll get through

it

> soon enough and it will all be over with. I try to describe what

is

> happening to me and it's just not connecting like not listening to

> me. So, that is difficult.

>

> I have 4 kids, they are 1 girl and 3 boys...their ages are 23, 21,

> 19 and 14. They really haven't noticed any of my symptoms because

I

> pretty much keep myself in my bedroom when I'm going through

> anything. But, I did find someONE who adviced me to heal

with " love "

> so each time I felt any kind of symptoms coming on, I would just

> say " I heal with love, not with pain " . I've turned my life around

> by practicing the safeties---I do yoga, meditate, belly dancing and

> also work out at the gym. I have found that through love you can

> actually accomplish anything in life...and be happy and content

> about it, not sad and desperate like I felt at the beginning.

>

> Hope my story doesn't bore you...just an introduction. Glad to

know

> that there are alot of people out there that are like me. I'm open

> to suggestions and learning so I'm glad that I joined the group.

>

> Maritza

>

[Guest guest]

I'm glad that you enjoyed it, since I thought maybe it was a little long. Yes,

you can post it...no problem.  I want people to know how sometimes venturing

into things can open up " the unexpected " even though, I'm a firm believer that

things always happen by the hand of God and when He wants them to happen no

matter what we, as human beings think at that precise moment.

Maritza

 

 

 

 

Sarita <sarita1969

 

Monday, June 30, 2008 3:33:09 PM

Re: New to the Group

 

 

Hello again Maritza! Welcome. I loved reading your story. May we

post your awakening story on the website? We are collecting the

stories of how members awakened.

 

Sarita

 

Kundalini-Awakening -Systems- 1 , " Maritza "

<mcastrillon_ 2000 wrote:

>

>

> Hello to all, my name is Maritza and I have been meditating and

> being on the spiritual and inner healing for about a year and a

half

> now. I pretty much started to do them on my own because my father

> was diagnosed with a terminal illness and that was the ONLY way to

> find peace and to see it through. I have been meditating with the

> meditations that Kelly Howell offers and I came accross the

> Kundalini Awakening and of course, I didn't make anything of it

> except that it stated that I would:

> -Increase health and vitality

> -Recharge and refresh your brain

> -Obtain greater clarity and insight

> -Expand creativity and intuition

> So, I bought it and tried it (this was on a Monday) but 5 days

after

> I had started to meditate (Saturday) I had an out of body

experience

> (like a trance) with my inner child. I was saying ALL KINDS of

> things of rage, anger fustration, loneliness, abandonment that I

had

> repressed deep inside me but they weren't deep inside me anymore.

I

> went through forcing to vomit to dragging myself on the floor,

> through crying like a child, through having a temper tantrum as a

> child too and to letting out all of these things (verbally out

loud)

> that only I knew had happened in my life. I kicked, hit, cried,

> yelled and screamed all of those feelings out. My energy was going

> everywhere, I felt it coming and going through my body like forces

> that I couldn't hold back. That's when I realized that this wasn't

> normal that I had to read up on it, and low and behold, to my

> surprise this is something beyond myself. I opened up a can of

> worms that undoubtedly I had NO KNOWLEGE of. When I started to

read

> all of the symptoms and the process I literally fell into a I'm not

> going to resist it because it says not to, but I was not ready for

> this awakening. I've been since then, trying to do let the process

> pass through me with respect and reverence with the only faith that

> I know that there is no turning back and that God will see me

> through it.

>

> My upbringing is Catholic but ever since I started through my

> spiritual journey I pretty much do not denominate my religiious

> background. I am a firm believer in God and I believe that God

sent

> Jesus to die for our us to save us from our sins. Well, my partner

> is acting like it really isn't happening... .like I'll get through

it

> soon enough and it will all be over with. I try to describe what

is

> happening to me and it's just not connecting like not listening to

> me. So, that is difficult.

>

> I have 4 kids, they are 1 girl and 3 boys...their ages are 23, 21,

> 19 and 14. They really haven't noticed any of my symptoms because

I

> pretty much keep myself in my bedroom when I'm going through

> anything. But, I did find someONE who adviced me to heal

with " love "

> so each time I felt any kind of symptoms coming on, I would just

> say " I heal with love, not with pain " . I've turned my life around

> by practicing the safeties---I do yoga, meditate, belly dancing and

> also work out at the gym. I have found that through love you can

> actually accomplish anything in life...and be happy and content

> about it, not sad and desperate like I felt at the beginning.

>

> Hope my story doesn't bore you...just an introduction. Glad to

know

> that there are alot of people out there that are like me. I'm open

> to suggestions and learning so I'm glad that I joined the group.

>

> Maritza

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Welcome Sanjiv - Like yourself, apart from some haphazard contact with

Kundalini fringe groups over many past years, book knowledge was my main

Kundalini pathway.

 

But this Group has made such a big difference to me, teaching me that

nothing can be as strong and fulfilling as sharing in the life force and

wisdom of kindred souls already on the Shakti path. I hope you enjoy the

warmth, love and camaraderie, that exists in great abundance here.

Look forward to hearing more of your experiences. Love and best wishes

- John.

 

==========================================

 

Sanjiv wrote:

 

Hello Everyone,

 

I am new to the group and wanted to introduce myself. My name is Sanjiv

Sahay and I live in Northern California. I had the privilege to spend

half a day with on Sunday and was amazed at the amount of wisdom

and knowledge he has. We meditated for some time

inside the hollow trunk of an ancient redwood tree- what an experience

it was. I could feel the energy in these ancient trees (many over a

thousand years old). I have been interested in Kundalini awakening for

many years and have read many books on the subject, but have been

apprehensive about the 'dangers' that accompany the awakening of the

Kundalini, as specified in many books. explained the process and

the manifestations, and that clarity has helped allay those fears. More

important was the assurance that he will be available to help with any

issues that may arise. I plan to start practising the Safeties and the

Tibetans right away, and take Shaktipat in September. I lived in India

for the early part of my life and immigrated to the US fifteen years

back and now am involved with an Internet startup in Silicon Valley. I

have been practising pranayama for quite a few years along with some

chanting of mantras. I look forward to interacting with this group and

getting your help on my quest for Kundalini awakening. Regards to all,

Sanjiv "

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Welcome Sanjiv, with the angel name, so glad to have you with us.

I would love to get a chance to meet some of our Redwood brothers and sisters

and meditate with them, such an honour and a blessing.

 

Lots of love

elektra x x x

 

 

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Welcome to the group! Wow, what an awesome meditatiopn that must

have been! Glad to have you onboard.

 

Sarita

 

, " Sanjiv Sahay "

<sanjivs77 wrote:

>

> Hello Everyone,

>

> I am new to the group and wanted to introduce myself. My name is

> Sanjiv Sahay and I live in Northern California. I had the privilege

> to spend half a day with on Sunday and was amazed at the

> amount of wisdom and knowledge he has. We meditated for some time

> inside the hollow trunk of an ancient redwood tree- what an

> experience it was. I could feel the energy in these ancient trees

> (many over a thousand years old).

>

> I have been interested in Kundalini awakening for many years and

> have read many books on the subject, but have been apprehensive

> about the 'dangers' that accompany the awakening of the Kundalini,

> as specified in many books. explained the process and the

> manifestations, and that clarity has helped allay those fears. More

> important was the assurance that he will be available to help with

> any issues that may arise. I plan to start practising the Safeties

> and the Tibetans right away, and take Shaktipat in September.

>

> I lived in India for the early part of my life and immigrated to

the

> US fifteen years back and now am involved with an Internet startup

> in Silicon Valley. I have been practising pranayama for quite a few

> years along with some chanting of mantras. I look forward to

> interacting with this group and getting your help on my quest for

> Kundalini awakening.

> Regards to all,

>

> Sanjiv

>

[Guest guest]

Welcome Bruce, great to have you with us!

 

Sarita

 

, " bruce_oom "

<bruce_oom wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I am new to the group. I am 36 and have been interested in

meditation

> and personal growth for several years. About 2 1/2 years ago,

kundalini

> started up of its own accord, and i have been dealing with the

process

> ever since. Its been a challenge and an endurance test. There have

been

> beuatiful times, and also long slow grind after grind with

pressure,

> tension and kriyas and a whole plethora of challenging mental

states as

> unconscious blocks come into awareness and are released. I am in

> another grinding phase, and its encouraging to look at chrism's

website

> and read the experiences of others to maintain an attitude of

> thankfullness.

> Chrism, thanks for the info on your website, I found it very

useful.

>

> Its also great to read everyones dreams and experiences. Many are

very

> famialir to me, especially the snake dreams ( I both dread and

embrace

> that deadly snake, and more than once in my dreams I have to tried

to

> club it before it bites me...it always survives the clubbing and

gets

> to bite me ). Fundamentally I embrace the process and am

thankful

> for the miracle of trtransformation that is occurring.

>

> Warm regards to all of you

> Bruce

>

[Guest guest]

Welcome to the group, Bruce. 

 

Blessings,

Julie

 

--- On Wed, 7/9/08, bruce_oom <bruce_oom wrote:

 

bruce_oom <bruce_oom

New to the Group

 

Wednesday, July 9, 2008, 9:47 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hi everyone,

 

I am new to the group. I am 36 and have been interested in meditation

and personal growth for several years. About 2 1/2 years ago, kundalini

started up of its own accord, and i have been dealing with the process

ever since. Its been a challenge and an endurance test. There have been

beuatiful times, and also long slow grind after grind with pressure,

tension and kriyas and a whole plethora of challenging mental states as

unconscious blocks come into awareness and are released. I am in

another grinding phase, and its encouraging to look at chrism's website

and read the experiences of others to maintain an attitude of

thankfullness.

Chrism, thanks for the info on your website, I found it very useful.

 

Its also great to read everyones dreams and experiences. Many are very

famialir to me, especially the snake dreams ( I both dread and embrace

that deadly snake, and more than once in my dreams I have to tried to

club it before it bites me...it always survives the clubbing and gets

to bite me ). Fundamentally I embrace the process and am thankful

for the miracle of trtransformation that is occurring.

 

Warm regards to all of you

Bruce

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Welcome Bruce! I'm new here also, and it is encouraging to read

everyone's challenges and successes!

Have a wonderful day

Summer

 

 

 

:

bruce_oom: Wed, 9 Jul 2008 14:47:36 +0000Subject:

New to the Group

 

 

 

 

Hi everyone,I am new to the group. I am 36 and have been interested in

meditation and personal growth for several years. About 2 1/2 years ago,

kundalini started up of its own accord, and i have been dealing with the process

ever since. Its been a challenge and an endurance test. There have been

beuatiful times, and also long slow grind after grind with pressure, tension and

kriyas and a whole plethora of challenging mental states as unconscious blocks

come into awareness and are released. I am in another grinding phase, and its

encouraging to look at chrism's website and read the experiences of others to

maintain an attitude of thankfullness. Chrism, thanks for the info on your

website, I found it very useful. Its also great to read everyones dreams and

experiences. Many are very famialir to me, especially the snake dreams ( I both

dread and embrace that deadly snake, and more than once in my dreams I have to

tried to club it before it bites me...it always survives the clubbing and gets

to bite me ). Fundamentally I embrace the process and am thankful for the

miracle of trtransformation that is occurring.Warm regards to all of youBruce

 

 

 

 

 

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Welcome to our warm and friendly family, really nice to read about you and your

experience. Glad you found us, I think you're in the right place!

HUGS and LOVE

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[Guest guest]

Hi Bruce,

Welcome, Kundalini can sure be a wild ride can't it? Its great to

find company though. Kundalini really is unique and I've found it

really helpful to relate to people who have been through or are

going through the same issues as us.

Love

Ana

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " bruce_oom "

<bruce_oom wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I am new to the group. I am 36 and have been interested in

meditation

> and personal growth for several years. About 2 1/2 years ago,

kundalini

> started up of its own accord, and i have been dealing with the

process

> ever since. Its been a challenge and an endurance test. There have

been

> beuatiful times, and also long slow grind after grind with

pressure,

> tension and kriyas and a whole plethora of challenging mental

states as

> unconscious blocks come into awareness and are released. I am in

> another grinding phase, and its encouraging to look at chrism's

website

> and read the experiences of others to maintain an attitude of

> thankfullness.

> Chrism, thanks for the info on your website, I found it very

useful.

>

> Its also great to read everyones dreams and experiences. Many are

very

> famialir to me, especially the snake dreams ( I both dread and

embrace

> that deadly snake, and more than once in my dreams I have to tried

to

> club it before it bites me...it always survives the clubbing and

gets

> to bite me ). Fundamentally I embrace the process and am

thankful

> for the miracle of trtransformation that is occurring.

>

> Warm regards to all of you

> Bruce

>

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam, I  recently joined this group as of New Year. I'm 55 year old female. I

have been practicing kundalini yoga for 4 years, but only very regularly for the

last 2 1/2. I am so thankful for the beautiful information so generously

provided on-line from Guru Rattana. My KY practice has allowed my life to unfold

in a graceful and meaningful way. It has greatly helped those close to me, some

were in very dire situations. It is life changing, ever and onward, Karen

 

 

[Guest guest]

I have done some KY, but not constantly. Specifally how YK has changed your

life?

I am going to star doing this prosperity krya, but I don´t know what to expect.

 

sat Nam

 

maria

 

 

 

________________________________

Karen Shaler <watersn53

kundaliniyoga

Saturday, January 3, 2009 5:09:47 PM

Kundalini Yoga new to the group

 

 

Sat Nam, I  recently joined this group as of New Year. I'm 55 year old female. I

have been practicing kundalini yoga for 4 years, but only very regularly for the

last 2 1/2. I am so thankful for the beautiful information so generously

provided on-line from Guru Rattana. My KY practice has allowed my life to unfold

in a graceful and meaningful way. It has greatly helped those close to me, some

were in very dire situations. It is life changing, ever and onward, Karen