Kundalina

[Guest guest]

Greetings Everyone,

 

I've observed something quite interesting lately that I thought I

would present here.

 

The term " kundalina " recently has stood out for me. What I've found

is that " she " is a " devi who is concealed in the internal dhooni or

smouldering firepit. " Also that Gurdjieff had a very negative stance

toward " Kundalina " - otherwise known as Mother Kundalina Shakti.

 

It is interesting that the " kundalina " spelling doesn't appear to be

as well known as the " kundalini " spelling.

 

As of yet, I'm still pondering on this interesting spiritual note-

card.

 

Anyone have some thoughts?

 

 

Love and Light,

Starstuffs

[Guest guest]

Edgar Cayce called it Kundalyn. Kundalina would follow the Latin linguistics of, for instance Spanish, Novio - boyfriend or Novia - girlfriend. Kundalini is Sanskrit and may not follow the same rules - blessings Starstuffs - chrism

[Guest guest]

Greetings Chrism, Everyone,

 

Thank you for your response. I too wondered if linguistics played a

part. Perhaps " Kundalina " could be viewed as female/yin

and " Kundalini " could be viewed as male/yang/ representing 2 within 1.

 

Something else to add that corresponds to my personal meaning:

" Know the ida and pingala nadas to be shaped like a bow. "

" The ida and pingala are on its left and right. "

 

Left/right are synonymous again of " balance " .

 

I haven't quite put all the pieces together yet =) I'm working on it.

 

Thank you again.

 

Love and Light,

StarStufs