Talking Snakes and Energetic Surges up the Spine

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These experiences are often the beginning symptoms of a classical Kundalini

awakening. The Kundalini is an independent intelligent force that often takes

the form of the serpent in variations of size and color and species inside of

the dream state. Spiders, tigers, Elephants, crickets (audible) are also used

among other symbols of the Kundalini.

 

This will commonly begin in the dream state. These serpents are as a

representative of the human spine as it stands on its tail - the tailbone. The

natural " S " curve of the spine as seen from this perspective is also an

indication of the serpent " rising up " and this is supported in the physical

state by an attendant surge of energy up the human spine.

 

As mentioned previously the Kundalini is an intelligent force and it will often

converse with the dreamer with " real conversations " and through these

conversations can come the wisdoms and initial teachings given to the person by

the Kundalini.

 

This can become fearful for those locked into their present techno reality

matrix. Yet it is a natural and evolutionary stage of spiritual expression upon

the physical that does us no harm. In fact it is a needed step of understandings

and experience especially inside the spiritual vacuum of our present day western

technologically addicted societies.

 

The energetic surges are commonly very pleasant. They can increase to the degree

of mini orga & mic experiences in the physical " real-time' of an individual.

 

There is very little support for the Kundalini experience in the majority of the

accepted social structures and physical understandings with in the western

societies. Although Dr. Lee Sanella MD -

http://www.intuition.org/txt/sannella.htm

 

and other MD's and PhD's have slowly come into these understandings.

 

Yvonne Kason, M.D., and Teri Degler, A Farther Shore, Toronto, Canada:

HarperCollins, 1994

 

Bonnie Greenwell, Ph.D., Energies of Transformation, Cupertino, California:

Shakti River Press, 1990

 

Lawrence Edwards, Ph.D., The Soul's Journey: Guidance from the Goddess Within,

1996

 

Stanislav Grof, M.D., and Christina Grof, eds, Spiritual Emergency, Los Angeles:

Jeremy P. Tarcher, Inc., 1989

 

Even so those coming into this experience will typically not have any recourse

except to pay attention to the conversations in the dream state and to follow

the enhanced intuitive processes of what the Kundalini is giving to the

individual.

 

The internet is filled with inaccuracies regarding the Kundalini and when

cruising it for information I do advise a high degree of discernment and

intuitive " feeling " for the information available.

 

Another option is to go the medical route and some may find that through all of

the severe chemical incursions, psyche ward incarcerations and hospital stays

the condition is twisted and yet still retains much of its power and expressive

gifts even after years of chemical interference. This is an option and it does

have support from those in whom many have placed their healthcare trust.

 

Let me be clear in stating that not all symptoms of Kundalini will mimic those

of true mental illness. One does not go on killing sprees as can happen with the

ingestion or application of chemicals and one doesn't typically wish to cause

one's self or anyone else harm in any way. The individual isn't addicted to a

substance by virtue of the Kundalini nor is one prone to hurtful interactions

with others.

 

Fear can cause many difficult responses to the Kundalini and from this basis can

come many of the symptoms that can resemble a traumatic psychosis known as

Kundalini Syndrome. Kriyas can make a person feel as if they are not sane if

they do not know that what is happening is a Kriya and the visions and auditory

phenomena such as the HUM or the sounds of insects or the playing of flutes,

sounds of a waterfall, scent of incense or roses and many other variations can

help a person to feel unbalanced and seek medical help. Even profound bliss

though it is not harmful to anyone can be disturbing as it falls far outside of

what the typical experience of life expectations are for most people.

 

As these phenomena happen outside of the expected behavior of what is considered

" normal and acceptable " it can cause fear and concern for those having the

experience which can be continuously amplified.

 

Due to the lack of understanding of the Kundalini awakening in a person many

fortunate and unfortunate variables exist within this experience and it is only

through knowledge and experience of those who have had and are currently having

this experience and the acceptance of this experience from those in whom we have

placed our healthcare trust can the true potential and positive experiential

understandings and the applications of those understanding be received and

administered to those who begin to have the Kundalini experience.

 

From a Kundalini awakening perspective of one who has had it and continues to

have this experience for over twenty years there is nothing to be frightened of

and indeed Kundalini can be embraced for the positive and loving divine

interaction that it truly is.

In my continuing experiential opinion. - blessings all - chrism