Guest guest Posted December 28, 2005 Report Share Posted December 28, 2005 Chris, Your posting on wounds is both interesting and timely. I recently noticed that all of my hatha yoga injuries (pulled hamstring, strained low back, etc.) are fairly close to my tailbone on the right side of my body--which is also more energy-active during meditation. I'll try this technique. I assume it balances the Ida and the Pingala, right? Sel , " " wrote: > > > Wounds of the past will sometimes cause an energetic blockage. If your Kundalini has activated at least one spinal sweep and pain or a sensation of pressure at the base of the spine is being felt, this can be an indication of an energetic blockage. If you have this feeling within, in the present and there is no attendant fresh injury you might consider this: Try and access any emotions associated with this area and forgive and or release the attachment. This is important as the body remembers.From a manual releasing point of view, lie down on the side where you feel most kundalini activity or flat on your back. With the insoles of your feet rub them together at a brisk and constant motion up and down or side to side or both. This will cause an artificial K stimulation and the energy will begin flowing slowly at first then speeding up. As it flows thru the area in question, a feeling of a widening of the inside of the spine will occur, often with an accompanying " Crack! " of the inner spine widening out. No pain but sometimes surprising in its intensity. Choose a side of the body to lie upon, and with fingers in the Kundalini Mudra near your face -comfortably - palms touching , eyes looking up at the brow of points continue rubbing insoles together. bring your spine into its natural " S " curve, the energy will guide you by flowing when the spine is in the right position or not if it isn't. As the energy becomes unblocked it will flow upward with the tide of the Kundalini. Bliss will be felt or an orgasmic response when the energy reaches the top of the head or the 7th. -blessings - chrism > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2005 Report Share Posted December 28, 2005 No this is a direct Kundalini excitation and flow. use of the Kundalini as a sweep for stuck energy. Or if its the Kundalini that is blocked sweeping upward after realeasing the emotional attachment. - chrism selena230 <selena230 wrote: Chris, Your posting on wounds is both interesting and timely. I recently noticed that all of my hatha yoga injuries (pulled hamstring, strained low back, etc.) are fairly close to my tailbone on the right side of my body--which is also more energy-active during meditation. I'll try this technique. I assume it balances the Ida and the Pingala, right? Sel , " " wrote: > > > Wounds of the past will sometimes cause an energetic blockage. If your Kundalini has activated at least one spinal sweep and pain or a sensation of pressure at the base of the spine is being felt, this can be an indication of an energetic blockage. If you have this feeling within, in the present and there is no attendant fresh injury you might consider this: Try and access any emotions associated with this area and forgive and or release the attachment. This is important as the body remembers.From a manual releasing point of view, lie down on the side where you feel most kundalini activity or flat on your back. With the insoles of your feet rub them together at a brisk and constant motion up and down or side to side or both. This will cause an artificial K stimulation and the energy will begin flowing slowly at first then speeding up. As it flows thru the area in question, a feeling of a widening of the inside of the spine will occur, often with an accompanying " Crack! " of the inner spine widening out. No pain but sometimes surprising in its intensity. Choose a side of the body to lie upon, and with fingers in the Kundalini Mudra near your face -comfortably - palms touching , eyes looking up at the brow of points continue rubbing insoles together. bring your spine into its natural " S " curve, the energy will guide you by flowing when the spine is in the right position or not if it isn't. As the energy becomes unblocked it will flow upward with the tide of the Kundalini. Bliss will be felt or an orgasmic response when the energy reaches the top of the head or the 7th. -blessings - chrism > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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