Guest guest Posted December 16, 2006 Report Posted December 16, 2006 Hello Tom and welcome! Yes it reads like your flow is on the way up congratulations. Can you describe what if any kind of practice you do? - Quote
Guest guest Posted December 18, 2006 Report Posted December 18, 2006 , " chrism " <> wrote: > > Hello Tom and welcome! Yes it reads like your flow is on the way up > congratulations. Can you describe what if any kind of practice you > do? - > Well I never! Well, regular daily practice always eludes me, so I just squeeze in Hemi-Sync CDs at random whenever I can, which is about four times a week. Lying down, they generally start off with a 10-15 minute preparation at the start, which is a bit of progressive relaxation, a bit of OHMMM humming during exhales, some energy balloon construction and an affirmation, and then it's off to whatever state I can manage. I shuffle tingly awareness about a fair bit too, in traffic jams, between sleep cycles, any spare five minutes really. The channel of tingles up from my legs is particularly pronounced, and I think that must be what's set things in motion - they've got to be going somewhere... Tom Quote
Guest guest Posted December 18, 2006 Report Posted December 18, 2006 Hello Tom, Yes that sounds very much like a practice to me. Your own personal one 4 times a week. I to have worked with the Hemi-synch and it is a beneficial tool for OOBE and yet these 2 states are very closely aligned. So you may have stimulated the Kundalini. No worries and no accidents, you seem to be handling things well - , " etomireland " <singaporenoodles wrote: > > , " chrism " > <@> wrote: > > > > Hello Tom and welcome! Yes it reads like your flow is on the way up > > congratulations. Can you describe what if any kind of practice you > > do? - > > > > Well I never! Well, regular daily practice always eludes me, so I just > squeeze in Hemi-Sync CDs at random whenever I can, which is about four > times a week. Lying down, they generally start off with a 10-15 minute > preparation at the start, which is a bit of progressive relaxation, a > bit of OHMMM humming during exhales, some energy balloon construction > and an affirmation, and then it's off to whatever state I can manage. > I shuffle tingly awareness about a fair bit too, in traffic jams, > between sleep cycles, any spare five minutes really. The channel of > tingles up from my legs is particularly pronounced, and I think that > must be what's set things in motion - they've got to be going > somewhere... > Tom > Quote
Guest guest Posted April 13, 2009 Report Posted April 13, 2009 Hi,my name is Brian O'Neil- recently started taking kundalini yoga,in chichester,N.H.I really enjoyed it.The teacher left to move out of state and was hoping to continue in the practice.Was playing around on the comp.and came across a kundalini group.Hoping to obtain any info.you may be able to provide as well as people that have a passion for kundalini.Thank's and have a great easter!Brian Quote
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2009 Report Posted April 14, 2009 Dear Brian, Welcome. Since you don't have a teacher nearby you can take classes with me on Guru Rattana On-line go to www.yogatech.com See you in class! Guru Rattana :+) Quote
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2009 Report Posted April 14, 2009 Sat Nam-- you could check out some nearby Teacher training program (Is Boston/Millis, Mass. too far?) and become a teacher! Start your own classes and bless others as well as yourself. Sat Nam. Kundaliniyoga , Brian oneil <brioneil8 wrote: > > Hi,my name is Brian O'Neil- recently started taking kundalini yoga,in chichester,N.H.I really enjoyed it.The teacher left to move out of state and was hoping to continue in the practice.Was playing around on the comp.and came across a kundalini group.Hoping to obtain any info.you may be able to provide as well as people that have a passion for kundalini.Thank's and have a great easter!Brian > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2009 Report Posted April 14, 2009 Dear Brian, I found myself in a similar situation as you, a yoga practitioner from new england who wished to deepen my practice. I am taking classes with Guru Rattana online, and for me it has been life changing. Every day my practice brings me closer to the light within myself and clears away all other stresses. Just thought I'd share my experience and encouragement with you! Namaste Kundaliniyoga , Brian oneil <brioneil8 wrote: > > Hi,my name is Brian O'Neil- recently started taking kundalini yoga,in chichester,N.H.I really enjoyed it.The teacher left to move out of state and was hoping to continue in the practice.Was playing around on the comp.and came across a kundalini group.Hoping to obtain any info.you may be able to provide as well as people that have a passion for kundalini.Thank's and have a great easter!Brian > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2009 Report Posted April 16, 2009 Dear Brian, Sat Nam. There is a teacher training group that has just begun in Hollis NH. I am an assistant and highly recommend it! email me privately and i can tell you more. also, i teach KY on Saturday mornings at my house and can refer you to several great classes in the Monadnock region. Lots of KY out here! Wahe Guru! Avneesh Singh > > > > Quote
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